"Who's calling?" Dr. Wang, who was taking over the shift in the ward, stuck his head out and yelled.
A nurse rushed back to the nurse station and picked up the microphone. While listening, she shouted back: "Emergency patient, are there any beds?"
"What patient?" Dr. Wang came out of the ward and asked the nurse.
Since Dr. Wang is willing to do the work, the person on duty will continue to fish in the office first.
After looking at Dr. Song for a moment and not moving, Xie Wanying followed suit and stopped digging for yogurt. This was one of the main topics she studied after coming to neurosurgery.
Pan Shihua and Geng Yongzhe were forced to stop their handover in the ward halfway through.
The two of them were stunned for a while, really wondering why Dr. Wang, who was supposed to be rushing home from get off work, actively helped Song Mao work hard. Maybe as Senior Brother Huang said, this person's brain is stupider than Senior Brother Huang.
Dr. Wang’s passion for work is something that Mr.
Treating all aspects of his work as his own family. Dr. Wang’s mentality of sacrificing his own family for everyone in the department should be the reason why Deputy Director Lu admires Dr. Wang.
Some doctors seem to be greedy for money, power and other things, but if there are no such people in the department and everyone is good at catching fish and get off work on time and just keep their own money, the department will really be doomed.
Therefore, Mr. Xie knows better than Mr. Huang. Why does Mr. Cao tell Mr. Huang not to care too much about people like Deputy Director Lu and Dr. Wang? Mr. Cao will be a big leader in the future and understands that managing people is like a brain that regulates the body's internal processes.
Various hormones must be allowed to coexist with stimulating hormones and depressing hormones, so that they are in a relatively balanced state, which is most beneficial to the human body. In a word, everything in nature exists for its own reason. Unless it becomes a malignant tumor, otherwise
No need to remove it.
Dr. Wang forgot that he was about to get off work, so he rushed to the nurse's station and anxiously picked up the microphone handed by the nurse to listen to the emergency department report.
"Hey, who's on duty in the emergency department tonight? Who's going to call our neurology department and ask the person who's in the hospital bed to answer the call?"
Dr. Wang's roar made Xie Wanying remember the pitfalls in the emergency room she heard mentioned by the teachers when she first went to the neurosurgery internship.
What is an emergency room trap? For patients who are not suitable for hospital treatment, there is no need to call the emergency room to inquire about beds. Otherwise, it will be uneconomical and troublesome to transfer them to the inpatient department. This is a trap for people in the inpatient department.
It’s not that the doctor doesn’t want to treat the patient, but when it makes no difference whether he or she is admitted to the hospital, keeping the patient in the emergency room for observation can continue to save some money for the patient. The beds in the inpatient department are limited, and the beds need to be reserved for those who really need to be hospitalized.
Patients, don't let those who deserve to be saved not be saved, and those who cannot be saved take up precious life-saving opportunities for others.
Why do some people like to say that doctors are ruthless? Doctors are really ruthless in this regard. Who makes it possible that there are only so many superior medical resources that can never be expanded.
The nurse holding the phone in the emergency room was asked by Dr. Wang and asked the doctor on duty to come and listen. Dr. Wang only heard that it was the emergency nurse calling from the inpatient department.
Understand.
In the eyes of the inpatient doctor, a responsible first-diagnosis doctor in the emergency department is best to personally call the inpatient department to communicate clearly with the inpatient doctor about the patient's condition, and then decide whether to send the patient to the hospital after steady negotiation.