The spread of COVID-19 has
changed the original way of life of human beings, and the immediate change is
the behavior of seeking medical treatment. This study used a questionnaire
survey to investigate Taiwanese medical treatment behavior changes after the
epidemic. The results show that Taiwanese are very self-conscious when choosing
the hospital or clinic they want to go to, with their convenience as the
primary consideration. They only consider obtaining good services and medical
equipment and using suitable medical equipment for treatment. Therefore,
enhancing quality services and equipment in hospitals or clinics is one of the
operational strategies under COVID-19. A closer look found that after the
COVID-19 outbreak, the Taiwanese think about medical procedures in an
egocentric way. During the epidemic, the government has been actively
controlling external environmental risks. However, the Taiwanese care about how
to solve their problems and can quickly reduce their troubles. In this case,
the internal motivation broke through the government's risk control, resulting
in a loophole in the government's risk control of COVID-19, allowing the
epidemic to spread further.
