"I've already read the thesis. I just want to ask a few questions. Ling Ran, right? " Qi Zhenhai was not prepared to let Ling Ran talk about the thesis or the operation again. Not only was it a waste of time, he did not find any loopholes just now, and he did not expect to find one after listening to it again.
Ling Ran sat in the corner of the office. His position was very inconspicuous, but it attracted everyone's attention.
Ling Ran sat up slightly. His image and demeanor were perfect, and he looked like a partner of justice.
Qi Zhenhai frowned and secretly sucked in his stomach. He said with even more displeasure, "First of all, when you decided to perform barehanded bleeding control, how confident were you? Did you think about the consequences of failure? "
Ling Ran skipped the first question and said, "If I failed, it might lead to the patient's death, and it might also lead to serious intraoperative or postoperative bleeding, liver failure, ascites, bile fistula, bleeding or rupture of the digestive tract …"
Qi Zhenhai originally thought that Ling Ran would explain himself, but after listening for a long time, what he heard was like a recitation of complications.
"Since you knew that there would be so many serious consequences, why did you rashly perform barehanded bleeding control?" Qi Zhenhai's voice became agitated.
Ling Ran looked at him calmly and said, "Yes."
"What … What is it?"
"I knew that there would be serious consequences, but I still decided to perform barehanded bleeding control." Ling Ran repeated his detailed answer. He felt that there was really a problem with Qi Zhenhai's ability to understand.
At the same time, Qi Zhenhai also confirmed that there was really a problem with Ling Ran's thinking. He said sternly, "Do you know what you're talking about? You're admitting that you committed a medical malpractice! "
"There was no accident." Ling Ran was not afraid of Qi Zhenhai's sternness.
Qi Zhenhai was speechless for a moment.
Even in the United States, which was known as the "Beacon of Humanity" and had the most medical lawsuits, the identification of a medical malpractice also required that there were really bad consequences.
Ling Ran's barehanded bleeding control was clean, and the results were good. It was not a problem for it to be used for publicity, let alone accidents.
Huo Congjun chuckled and said, "Well said. There was obviously no accident."
Qi Zhenhai forced a smile and took a deep breath. He changed his train of thought and said in a concerned tone, "Let's not talk about the patient. Let's talk about you, Ling Ran. You're young, and your skills are pretty good. You have a bright future ahead of you. Have you ever thought that your barehanded bleeding control might ruin your career?"
"I have," Ling Ran answered.
"Why would you do it if you've thought about it? Did someone order you to do this? "Qi Zhenhai wanted to spread the flames of war.
Ling Ran looked at him strangely and said, "Based on the situation at that time, performing barehanded bleeding control on the patient would be the most beneficial. This is a basic medical judgment."
Qi Zhenhai did not expect to receive such an answer.
Director Liu laughed out loud and said, "Yes, yes. Young people nowadays are still very thoughtful. Yes, medical procedures are important, but the most fundamental judgment should be to determine what kind of operation will benefit the patient the most. This is the root of our profession. If we give up on the best treatment plan for the sake of compliance with medical procedures, wouldn't we be putting the cart before the horse? "
"The patient was in shock due to blood loss, and it was difficult to perform conventional bleeding control measures. I think that performing barehanded bleeding control at that time was in line with medical procedures." Ling Ran refuted even though he knew that Director Liu was speaking for him.
Department Director Huo was a step slower. He said, "We're all in the Emergency Department. Honest people don't resort to insinuations. If we were lucky and found the bleeding point immediately during exploratory laparotomy, the patient could still be saved. If we were unlucky and did not immediately turn over the liver, the patient might not have survived. So, sticking to the rules is disregarding human life. You have to analyze what kind of treatment plan is the best treatment plan. You can't put the cart before the horse. "
Qi Zhenhai was surrounded by people in the room. He held his breath and said, "Ignoring medical procedures, you can't even be a doctor for long. This is putting the cart before the horse. A medical accident can end a doctor's career! "
When he spoke, he looked at Ling Ran.
Compared to the old and shrewd Department Director Huo, the young Ling Ran was more like a breakthrough.
However, Ling Ran's thoughts did not go in the direction that Qi Zhenhai wanted. During the conversation just now, he had already carefully thought about this matter. At this moment, he said, "Doctors are like cells. They should be able to function as long as possible, but in order to survive for a long time, cells that have lost their original functions are just cancer cells."
Ling Ran's tone was very calm. He said whatever he thought, but it sounded different to the ears of the others.
A few older chief physicians and associate chief physicians fell silent because of Ling Ran's words.
The young doctors were a little indignant. They widened their eyes eagerly, and they even started whispering to each other.
"Those who are old and don't die are thieves. Those who want to be a roly-poly doll are not good people." Department Director Huo came to a conclusion. He then looked at Qi Zhenhai and said, "If you only think about how to climb up the ranks, you should transfer to administrative work as soon as possible."
Of course, Qi Zhenhai would not go to administrative work. He had an advantage as a doctor, but what advantage would he have if he went to administrative work?
However, this was not the main point of the argument.
Huo Congjun's arrogant words and Department Director Liu's intentional or unintentional ostracization made Qi Zhenhai's heart ache.
"Let's call it a day. I still have a meeting in the afternoon." Qi Zhenhai did not want to argue anymore, or rather, he did not want to be stared at and scolded anymore.
Qi Zhenhai decided that the next time Huo Congjun participated in a consultation, he must arrange for him to go to the provincial hospital. At the very least, he would have a group of subordinates who could wave the flag and cheer for him.
Huo Congjun scolded him and said with a smile, "If you want to leave, I won't send you off. Doctor Qi, remember to do one thing. "
"Oh?" Qi Zhenhai stood at the door and looked over.
"Delete this Weibo post that you posted." Huo Congjun looked at his watch and said, "At this time tomorrow, I will submit the report."
The smile on Qi Zhenhai's face disappeared. He stared at Huo Congjun for a while, turned again, and left.
Huo Congjun did not need to explain the contents of the report. Qi Zhenhai could guess a little. Today's out-of-hospital consultation was not so much a discussion, but a criticism. If the meeting minutes were taken out, he would definitely not get any benefits.
If Qi Zhenhai was the director of the Emergency Department of the provincial hospital, he would not care about what Huo Congjun said or wrote.
In fact, if he was an old chief physician who had no desires, he would not care about what Huo Congjun said or wrote.
However, his dream was to promote the establishment of a burn center in the provincial hospital. Being desireless was not his current label.
"Old Du, help me send Doctor Qi off." Huo Congjun smiled proudly.
All the doctors laughed together as if they were infected.
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