Chapter 4060        【149】The opposite

As an internal physician, Dr. Zhang Desheng knew that it was very fatal to have a serious condition in nephrology patients. He ran all the way and did not dare to take a breath halfway.

If you stay in the hospital, you will find that the frequency of rescue of critically ill patients in other departments will not be lower than that in the intensive care department.

If you want to get a cold knowledge, patients who are not in the intensive care department are the most serious.

There is a reason why there are fewer beds in the intensive care department.

Second, the high cost of intensive care departments has discouraged patients and their families.

Third, the directors of each department want to build their own critical care wards, which can save patients a little money, try to save patients' lives, and keep their own business to increase department income.

Can the department builds its own custody ward?

Let’s first talk about what the people jokingly say is that they spend a house a week in intensive care.

There are dozens or millions of medical expenses everywhere. Compared with the intensive care department, the doctor's surgical expenses are like a big knife.

From this we can see that the patient's expenses in the intensive care department are not spent on medical staff, but are sucked away by the costs of various medical instruments and consumables.

To put it bluntly, these things are fine as long as other departments are willing to introduce and build special wards.

The only thing other departments cannot compete with Kobe in intensive care is: people!

One is a professional intensive care physician and nurse, and these are very professional and technical talents that need to be specially trained.

The other is the bed and medical care ratio.

Dr. Zhang Desheng is a intensive care physician and knows the advantages of the intensive care department very well.

Thinking back to the reason why he chose the intensive care department, he determined that this department was like external brain, which is equivalent to the major surgery department, which is the top of surgical technology, and the intensive care department should be the top of internal medicine technology in the major internal medicine department.

Just from a technical perspective, the academic master Zhang was not wrong.

The technology of the intensive care department is specifically used for the rescue of critically ill patients, and it must be the most cutting-edge medical technology.

Many of the most advanced medical equipment in hospitals are accumulated in the intensive care department.

Another point is the awesomeness of the academic master Dr. Zhang. He has long seen: it is fully equipped and someone needs to use it.

Other departments introduce advanced equipment to provide relevant training for medical staff. The problem is that in terms of these three points, whether to dare to use it or know how to use it in a timely manner, medical staff in other departments are far inferior to those in the intensive care department.

After all, it is impossible to use it very skillfully every day like the intensive care department, and use it for a long time and be trembling.

Just talking about this in time, Dr. Zhang Desheng himself made a rough estimate and comparison between the time from discovering the patient's critical illness to the response time of rescue.

Without the assistance of electrocardiogram monitors and other equipment, medical staff in other departments only rely on designated inspections by nurses or patients in the same ward to find out that there will be terrible delays. Some even delays to more than ten minutes. This is for some patients.

Daylily is so cold that it is destined to be cold.

This problem cannot exist in the intensive care department.

Therefore, some doctors suggest that patients with financial conditions must go to the intensive care department for a few days, not because there is complete equipment there, but because there is someone there who can watch you all the time to prevent your life from happening.

"Yingying, it was said that a patient suddenly vomited blood and was critically ill. The situation might have been very critical before. Come and help me see the situation. In the Nephrology Department." Dr. Zhang Desheng, who was furious, rushed to call before he arrived at the Nephrology Department.

Thank you for help.

After listening carefully to each word of Dr. Zhang’s call for help across the street, Dr. Xie Wanying calmly said: “It may not be like this.”
Chapter completed!