Whether to give a patient "special service" depends on how the doctor thinks about the patient.
Under the gaze of the four pairs of meaningful eyes on the opposite side, Dr. Tang and his group's faces gradually turned red.
"Otherwise, we will not leave tomorrow, and we will come to the hospital again tomorrow. Give your opinions, and then we will hold a discussion meeting." Cao Yong cautiously suggested.
Dr. Tang didn't mean that he didn't pay enough for this patient, but it seemed that he didn't pay enough, and he was a little far from giving his best. Such an executive medical team would make consultants like them suspicious. Some bosses hate consultations, or they only talk nonsense during consultations, because they know that the other hospital and doctors cannot implement the measures they said. On the one hand, the opponent may not have enough energy, on the other hand, he is even more afraid of the opponent
They will only follow the scriptures and fail to understand the essence of the implementation measures, resulting in a series of other clinical problems arising from follow-up treatment that cannot be dealt with in a timely manner.
In this case, it is better to let the patient maintain the status quo. A radical clinical strategy represents a big risk, and if the doctor does not pay for it wholeheartedly, the price will be very heavy. To be more specific, it is a doctor who can't just think of the patient as pity and sympathize with the patient. It is enough to reach out and help the patient.
Kidnapping yourself and the patient share the same fate.
Dr. Tang, are you ready to go through fire and water for the patient? ——The soul torture written in the eyes of the doctors of the capital group of four made the hearts of Doctor Tang and others at the scene sway like straw blown by the wind. Kong Yunbin thought to himself: What is breathing with the patient? This is a patient from Zeng Wanning's family. None of Zeng's family members has the consciousness to live and die with the patient. He is a doctor and the patient is not a family member, only a clinical service relationship.
, why do we need to have this awareness
Doctors are angels in white? Don't joke, if it's an angel in white, the common people are right, why do doctors charge money. Therefore, don't kidnap doctors morally, thinking that doctors must have this kind of awareness.
Cursing up to this point in his heart, Kong Yunbin wished he could tear off student Xie's hypocrisy. Because classmate Xie didn't let everyone kidnap her and Teacher Liu, they ended up kidnapping the relationship between his department and Mrs. Zeng, the patient. For Xie Wanying, these two patients are both patients, there is no difference. The only difference is whether they have established a corresponding medical service relationship with Dr. Xie Wanying, which involves whether they ask her doctor for help.
That's all. So, it's really not the moral kidnapping that student Kong said.
To establish a relationship between a doctor and a patient, the patient must first be willing.
If Mrs. Liu asked her to treat Xie Wanying, she would definitely cure her, Xie Wanying, after all, she even treated Zhang Wei and the others.
Ask classmate Kong, Mrs. Zeng and her family asked you to treat Mrs. Zeng, how about you? Is it possible to treat wholeheartedly like she thanked her classmates for helping the annoying people
Don't say that she is thankful to her classmate, the Virgin Mary, the quality requirements for a professional doctor are there, and all the bosses are not without exception.
Kong Yunbin, huh
After several eye contact, Kong Yunbin's face turned blue to ugly.
Dr. Tang and the others are very hesitant, taking risks and even risking their own career prospects. Is it worth it for such a patient
Looking at the situation of the group of people opposite, Cao Yong could only take them back to the hotel and wait for further news tomorrow. Kong Yunbin complained to classmate Zeng: "You like the doctors in the capital to treat your sister-in-law, and send the patients to the Guoxie in the capital for treatment. What are you doing in our hospital?"