During a recent sporting event, Wang Chuqin, a member of the Chinese table tennis team, unfortunately suffered physical discomfort and had to be treated in a hospital. During the visit, Wang Chuqin was asked to provide a signed photo as a reference, and the doctor also detailed some of the tests he needed to perform.

This incident has aroused extensive discussion and attention on the Internet, and many people have expressed strong dissatisfaction and condemnation of the doctor's behavior. However, according to media reports, the hospital has intervened in the matter and conducted an investigation, but the specific results have not yet been announced. It is reported that the hospital is waiting for further information so that the investigation results can be released as soon as possible.

Although the exact cause of this incident is still unclear, we can see some problems from this case. First, as practitioners of the medical industry, doctors should perform their duties dutifully and provide professional medical services to patients, rather than abusing their power or exploiting the trust of patients for profit. Second, medical institutions should strengthen internal management and establish strict rules and regulations to ensure that medical staff abide by professional ethics and safeguard the interests of patients.

In addition, we should also recognize that the public's demand for medical and health services is growing, so the health department should also take active measures to improve the quality of services and ensure the health of the people. At the same time, we should also strengthen the professional ethics education of healthcare workers, so that they understand how to exercise professional power correctly and avoid such incidents.

Overall, this incident reminds us that no matter in any field, we should strictly abide by laws, regulations and professional ethics to ensure the maximization of public interest. At the same time, we should also strengthen supervision mechanisms to ensure the healthy development of the medical industry.