Before you know it, the time is approaching evening, and in autumn, sunset gradually comes earlier. It was not five o'clock in sight, and the setting sun showed some signs of setting.
The National Association Hospital has as many patients as ever, and there is a lot of traffic in front of the door. People were coming and going, and the emergency department, outpatient department, and inpatient department were all overcrowded.
There was a huge fire in the city. Some people were trapped and others were burned. The news had spread like wildfire. Due to the need to make overall arrangements to rescue people, calls were made to hospitals, and it was impossible not to spread news in major hospitals.
What must be said is that human nature is like this. No matter how miserable other people's lives are in the fire, these patients and their families who seek treatment in the hospital are pitiful enough, and they can't care about other people.
The ambulance finally drove through most of the city and returned to the National Association. I thought that everything would go smoothly after arriving and the patient would be sent to the hospital for treatment. It turned out that there was a reason why the Guoxie ambulance arrived at the fire scene more than half a beat slower than Guozhi.
Looking at the entrance of the emergency department, there was a group of people sitting and standing on the steps, blocking the traffic in the emergency department. Others walked around the group of people as if to avoid trouble.
I asked the driver again, and he finally answered Xie Wanying and the others: At noon, a child was sent to the emergency department and died after being unable to be rescued. This is when family members came to the emergency department to ask for an explanation from the hospital.
Children are the lifeblood of Chinese families, and pediatrics is the hardest hit area by medical disputes. As long as everyone in the medical circle knows this.
To say this, if you don’t experience things personally, you won’t have deep feelings. Therefore, many people continue to choose pediatric employment after hearing this, thinking that being a pediatrician is great.
Xie Wanying suddenly thought of Brother Shenxian and Shou'er's teachers. She met all kinds of parents every day, and her mentality had been trained to become a Buddha. Even so, Shouer's teacher was equally panicked by the sudden death of a child.
Doctors don't want to see their patients die more than anyone else. That means a lot of trouble. Pediatricians are more reluctant to see children die than any other department doctor. This is because they have known about the trouble. People who are pediatricians are full of love and love for children, otherwise they would not come to pediatrics.
To what extent this group of family members can cause trouble in the emergency room, when the emergency ambulance wants to leave, the family members can't get an explanation, so they block the ambulance and prevent it from leaving. Later, the police came and issued a warning, and the family members had to give way before the ambulance could drive out of the gate to pick up the emergency patient.
The world is full of magic all the time.
The ambulance was going to save a medical student who wanted to be a pediatrician in the future, but the pediatric family members completely stopped him from saving the future pediatrician. What kind of mentality is this? If I'm not good, don't think about it. Right now, you just want to be destroyed together.
In hospitals, people with various mental illnesses are everywhere under the pressure of life.
No wonder, no wonder, when Xie Wanying recalled the words of all the teachers in the clinic, the most common thing she said was: Eat, and if you have anything to do, talk about it after dinner.
There are many things that I can’t tell who is right and who is wrong, but eating is a necessity. The clearest point in the doctor's mind is that once a person has an empty stomach and low blood sugar, he cannot do anything.
The ambulance came back. The family members will not leave until the quarrel is over.
It’s not that the hospital leaders didn’t come to deal with it. Director Yang rushed to the emergency department fire scene as quickly as the fire brigade.
There are so many ignition points today, so many that burning the buttocks of the hospital leaders is like sitting on a rocket.
For this kind of medical dispute, the hospital has always said that it has to go through legal procedures and needs a third-party medical malpractice appraisal.
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