Chapter 1097: [1097] Good teachers attract good students
The senior was scolding us, saying that this matter isnât as simple as just curing the patientâs illness.
A few young doctors, who focused solely on treating patients, turned serious.
The doctor on the night shift does more than just treat patients; at the very least, ward order needs to be well maintained.
Admitting such a patient unexpectedly, without giving prior notice, will surely provoke objections from the other patients in the ward. HIV and Hepatitis B are not comparable. In the minds of the public, Hepatitis B does not incite the same fear as HIV does.
When other patients make a fuss, can you young doctors handle it? If you could handle it, would instances of patients slipping away only result in you locking up directly?
A sharp glint flashed through Song Xuelingâs brown eyes, recalling the shadow of the previous incident with Li Yaxi.
Tao Zhijie entered, first asking Fan Yunyun, âWhere were you bitten?â
âI wasnât bitten, I wore two layers of gloves,â Fan Yunyun quickly clarified to her teacher.
Xie Wanying was clever, she knew to wear two layers of gloves even when there was no issue, just to be safe. And although she was just an intern, she was unlike her peers; she understood that latching onto a good teacher was seizing every opportunity to learn. She proactively applied at the school and was granted the experience of a night shift sooner.
It can only be said that good teachers naturally attract good students.
âIâve scolded them,â He Guangyou turned and reported to Tao Zhijie.
Tao Zhijie asked, âWho took the emergency case?â
He Guangyou remembered this matter, realizing that it must be made clear to the emergency department doctor on duty, not knowing which confused soul had admitted the patient in this manner.
âDoctor Yin, a call from Hepatobiliary Surgery.â The emergency nurse across called out to Yin Fengchun.
Yin Fengchun, who hurried over, had anticipated this; picking up the call, he directly said to Hepatobiliary Surgery, âAny questions, check with the hospital the patient was previously seen at and with the emergency medical services. They didnât understand clearly, thinking that the communicable disease was ordinary Hepatitis B and transferred the patient over. After I examined the patient and saw the records, I realized something was off, but when I told them to go back, they refused. No medical staff from the other hospital accompanied the patient.â
If there were medical personnel from the other hospital accompanying the patient, Yin Fengchun would have grabbed them and scolded them even before Hepatobiliary Surgery had to say anything.
âWas there not even a nurse on the ambulance?â He Guangyou questioned. The patientâs condition was quite critical, and if a doctor could not accompany the patient, at the very least an ambulance should have a nurse on board in case resuscitation was needed en route.
âNo. Only the family accompanied. The ambulance was dispatched by the emergency medical services to assist the family.â It wasnât just Hepatobiliary Surgery that was furious; Yin Fengchun was equally infuriated when he received such a case.
âWhat if Hepatobiliary Surgery had no beds available?â He Guangyou continued his line of questioning.
âYouâll have to add a bed. Her condition canât be handled by emergency services; she needs specialist doctors. Otherwise, you should come down to emergency to deal with it.â
Yin Fengchun was straightforward and did not beat around the bush.
Canât this guy just listen to him vent for a bit? Cold and heartless, yet somehow managed to woo Xie Wanyingâs close friend. He Guangyou grumbled internally, knowing that as Yin Fengchun said, he could only turn back to the infectious disease hospital to express his dissatisfaction.
Tao Zhijie took out the patientâs medical records and glanced over them, evidently deep in thought about something.
Xie Wanying, standing nearby, noticed: Senior Taoâs handsome baby face had stopped smiling. With a contemplative look in his eyes, it was definitely not because of this emergency patient. No matter how dire the patientâs circumstances, Senior Tao always maintained a calm and adept attitude.