My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1079: 425: Human Nature Is More Frightening Than Ill

Chapter 1079: Chapter 425: Human Nature Is More Frightening Than Illness—It Can Be Treated, but Death Bears No Responsibility (2)

Especially in a large public hospital like Tu Ya, there’s absolutely no shortage of patients.

To be realistic, in many cases, doctors have the power to choose their patients.

After all, it’s related to their inco and future.

Patients who might bring losses to the departnt or hospital, or pose significant risks to the doctor’s future, are decisively not admitted.

Even if it doesn’t affect their future, doctors will find ways to refuse patients if there’s a risk of being hit by family mbers.

Sotis, families who don’t watch their words or those who like to ask endless questions might find their seemingly minor illness is turned away by several hospitals big and small, all claiming it can’t be treated.

Don’t doubt it; such patients are almost destined to be rejected by any public hospital.

There’s only one type of hospital that would welco them, and that’s the Putian system hospital.

Guaranteeing the patient a feeling of being warmly welcod, with the most enthusiastic and caring service.

“She’s just a waitress at a hotpot restaurant, and now she’s in trouble. You’re wrong to threaten this young girl instead of finding fault with the restaurant. Do you think she can afford the huge dical bills?”

Zhou Can normally wouldn’t interfere in such matters.

But this young girl clearly lacks worldly experience and although she was wrong, making her pay for everything is plainly unjust.

When employees make mistakes, the unit should bear most of the responsibility.

“These uncles and aunties discussed several tis with my boss, but nothing ca of it. The owner of the hotpot restaurant where I work is very powerful and told them to sue him in court.” The girl weakly explained.

“No wonder! Soft targets are always chosen! But the young girl is just a waitress, new to society; where would she get the money to compensate you?”

Zhou Can sympathized with the girl.

Kindness is ingrained in everyone.

When encountering such bullying against weaker individuals, most people are willing to extend a helping hand within their ans.

“Hey, why is a doctor sticking his nose into this?”

“She said she’s willing to sell herself to compensate.”

“Anyway, she caused the trouble, so we’re going after her. If her boss won’t pay, that’s her issue; let her negotiate with the hotpot restaurant owner.”

A group of family mbers shouted one after another, each scolding more harshly than the last.

Only because Zhou Can is tall and a male that they didn’t dare lay hands.

Of course, they still needed Zhou Can’s help to treat the patient here, which is also why they refrained from throwing a tantrum at him.

“I spoke to my boss, and he told … to accompany him for five years! I’d rather follow what’s online and sell myself than be soone’s mistress.”

The young girl stubbornly replied, head down.

“Your thoughts are correct. One should never yield to evil. Just like the lotus arising unstained from mud, earning poet’s admiration, it has beco an emblem of elegance and purity, standing alongside the four gentlen of flowers.”

Zhou Can admired the girl for not bowing to fate and refusing to compromise.

Despite her low abilities, her moral character is admirable.

Her situation reflects the harshness of society; when one is weak, they face exploitation and oppression from all sides.

The family sought recourse from the hotpot restaurant owner but discovered his powerful influence could easily crush them, so they feared him. Thus, they turned to relentlessly pressure the troubled girl.

The hotpot restaurant owner is even more wicked. It’s clearly his responsibility, but shalessly proposes the inexperienced young girl to accompany him for five years.

Everyone wants a piece of her.

“Doctor, are you treating patients or what? Stop with the nonsense and just tell if my brother can be treated?” a burly female family mber impatiently questioned Zhou Can.

She was the one accusing Zhou Can of ddling earlier.

If not for the white coat, Zhou Can wouldn’t mind arguing back.

But now, he must back down.

Otherwise, a complaint could harm both him and the departnt. If it’s caught on cara and posted online, those keyboard warriors would tear him apart.

Nowadays, resentnt towards doctors and the wealthy is intensely severe.

Any hospital staff wronged or right, posted online, faces instant scorn.

The dostic dical environnt is truly indescribable.

Doctors used to earn through skills, but now, to earn hardship pay, they must factor money into materials and dicines. Look at Arica, doctors are certainly high earners.

If the dostic dical ecosystem could allow physicians and nurses to confidently charge based on technical skills soday, then the situation might truly change.

Otherwise, doctor-patient conflict is likely to remain sharply contentious.

Patients finding out the doctor prescribed expensive dications when affordable alternatives exist can’t help accusing the doctor of being greedy.

Currently, a doctor’s reputation is perpetually tarnished.

Once entering this field, they can never wash it off.

anwhile, dostic hospitals focusing solely on SCI papers signify an unfavorable trend.

Doctors seeking promotion generally start preparing papers from late fellowship, utterly racking their brains, using every possible resource to write a good one.