Not all media workers respect their profession, and there are many media outlets that have not played a positive role in the increasingly tense doctor-patient relationship.

The era of big data has also made many media outlets crazy about grabbing headlines and news, specializing in reporting on the negative side of society to influence the masses and gain attention. In fact, we can see how irresponsible some media are from some of the inaccurate news in the entertainment industry. Two pictures which are not related at all before and after can be used by the media to hype up a bit, so that the artists will get attention and the masses will abuse the artists, all these have a lot to do with the bad hype of the media.

And in an era of increasing social tension, it is true that the contradiction between doctors and patients has something to do with themselves, but the media also has an inseparable responsibility. Many media outlets put the blame on doctors when they report on the doctor-patient relationship, but they don't realize that they're bringing endless accusations to the doctors. This will only make the patients not trust the doctors, and often do not get valid data when the doctors visit. Of course, there are some doctors in our society who don't do their job, but most of them are good doctors.

But after all, there is a limit to what doctors can do, and they are not saints,as the media should not exaggerate the conflict between doctors and patients. The ethical media should not draw one-sided conclusions from one thing, and have a duty to let everyone understand the working environment and the state of affairs faced by doctors today. And spread some self-help tips among the masses, so that patients and doctors can understand each other.

The media shouldn't play favorites and use inaccurate reports to attract readers.