Zhang Huayao waved his hand, letting all the doctors who followed him disperse to do their own work.
The other doctors unknowingly followed behind him, noticing his uncharacteristic silence after seeing Xiao Shugang. This might an the patient’s condition is quite tricky, and they all wanted to hear what insights the Boss has.
Zhang Huayao didn’t have ti to give lectures to the doctors below him. He waved them away, only calling out: "Dr. Shi."
Shilei, who had co to take over the shift, heard this, stepped forward, followed into the director’s office, and closed the door. Knowing what the leader wanted to ask, Shilei proactively said, "I didn’t see this patient last night. Yesterday, I went to the airport to receive another patient; this patient’s dical records were handed directly to Dr. Shim and belong to the internal dicine departnt."
"Hmm." Zhang Huayao touched the inside of his white coat, seeming to ponder sothing.
Shilei continued with his observations from the scene, "I feel Dr. Shim is not very confident, otherwise he wouldn’t have suggested doing two days of tests first."
If the doctor were confident, the patient could prepare to go directly to the operating room to solve the issue after getting off the plane.
"Director Zhang, why not call Dr. Shim?" Shilei, not fully understanding the patient’s situation, could only suggest this.
"Why call him?" Zhang Huayao lazily replied.
Shilei thought: Exactly, if a call were to be made, it should be Dr. Shim Youhuan calling proactively; there’s no reason for the leader to initiate the call.
Zhang Huayao wasn’t thinking about this. There was nothing wrong with calling Shim Youhuan; after all, they are both doctors, and it’s necessary to call if needed. The problem now is that calling Shim Youhuan is not the key to solving the issue. The key lies with Student Xie.
It was surprising, seeing her cousin’s dical record today. He had thought her cousin ca to Guo Zhi Hospital seeking life-saving asures, but found he was here looking for a cure.
This Student Xie is quite interesting. As for a dical student, generally speaking, who dares to dream of getting it done in one step? Saving a life cos first; that’s the first step for a doctor. Bring the patient’s life back before daring to think about anything else.
As for sequelae, those are too common clinically. Most doctors don’t have the technical level to treat patients thoroughly. Even the Boss occasionally has one or two cases go wrong, nothing much to talk about. When sequelae occur, you can only try your best to patch things up. To patch up, you always have to know where the problem is first.
Clinically, there’s often a need to retrospectively discuss complex cases because doctors are clear-minded. When each case is carefully recalled and thought through, you can always find so issues that weren’t perfectly handled in the early stages of treatnt. These issues certainly don’t count as dical errors; doctors following the treatnt guidelines are not breaking the law; it can only be said that the patient’s luck wasn’t good enough to et a doctor lacking the necessary technical skills.
How did Xiao Shugang’s situation occur at the Provincial People’s Hospital?
Shilei, who had previously glanced at Xiao Shugang’s discharge summary from the previous hospital, said, "I guess the first surgery wasn’t done well; they didn’t discover the heart problem in ti to address it together, leading to the current dilemma. The problem is caused by multiple aspects. Before the surgery, there wasn’t an accurate evaluation of the patient’s injuries. The CT room needs to shoulder this responsibility together. Perhaps that’s why Dr. Shim doesn’t quite trust the examination results from the other side and feels rechecking needs to be done in our hospital."
Diagnostic errors that mislead clinical judgnts often happen, making it impossible to patch things up. Therefore, the waiver clause for the auxiliary departnt always states: Clinical doctors must make specific judgnts in combination with clinical symptoms; examination results can only be used as a reference.
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