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Chapter 262 [262] Teachers¡¯ considerations

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    "Dr. Tan, Dr. Xie came to see me this morning." The family emphasized their previous request.

    How to say, there is a doctor who comes early to care about the patient and the patient's family, because the patient's family also needs comfort.  Who cares whether this doctor is an intern or not.  Because even if you are an intern and a trainee, your family members will know about it.  If a patient has a problem, the intern will definitely know better than her family members, and it will be faster to go directly to the doctor above than her family members.

    Hearing these words from the patient¡¯s family members, they knew that this 3-bed patient had been hospitalized for a long time, and the family members had become sophisticated and knew some of the ins and outs of the hospital.

    The corners of the mouths of the three doctors from our hospital were subtly curved.

    ??Say one is 28 years old and the other is 21 years old.  Why is it that a 21-year-old understands the words and emotions of patients and their families better than a 28-year-old?  It can only be said that everyone has different thoughts.

    Tan Kelin put the stethoscope back into the pocket of his white coat and said to the family members of the third bed: "I will give you an answer later."

    "Thank you, Dr. Tan. Sometimes it's very painful for us not to be able to find a doctor." The family members expressed their true feelings.

    Luo Yanfen stood outside the door and stuck her head in to argue with her family members: "Didn't I tell you? You can tell the nurse, and the nurse will notify me to come over. I won't let you not look for me."

    ¡°The nurse said she had called you and told you, but sometimes she didn¡¯t see you coming after waiting for a whole day.¡± The family members complained when they saw her talking back, ¡°We thought there was no doctor in our ward.¡±

    "How can it be!"

    ¡°In short, the patient¡¯s family members are very resentful.  On the other hand, a certain medical student felt extremely wronged by his family.

    There was no such situation before and no family members complained. Why is it happening now?  Because there is a comparison.

    Not all medical students believe that they need to be responsible for patients.  Some medical students believe that internships are for learning skills, and that the division of responsibilities for patients belongs to department doctors and has nothing to do with them.

    It¡¯s okay to complete the tasks assigned by the teacher, but it¡¯s useless to do other tasks. Even if you try your best, you can¡¯t stay at work.  The medical students trained by the National Association for their undergraduate studies cannot be retained, let alone those who joined from outside.  When I come to learn skills and use the internship hospital as a springboard, how can I be driven by profit to do my best to serve patients?  Therefore, I just leave as soon as I finish my work, and I don't bother to communicate more with the patient and the patient's family.

    Precisely for this reason, even asking the patient if he has eaten secretly before surgery in the morning requires the doctors of our hospital to confirm it themselves.  Unless a student calls the teacher very relieved.

    After leading a group of people to check the hospital beds and leaving the ward, Tan Kelin looked profound.

    Luo Yanfen, who was following behind, carefully observed his expression and said, "Teacher Tan, there is some misunderstanding between me and my family. I will explain it clearly."

    "Leave your bed No. 3 to her." Liu Chengran said directly.

    It would be easy to meet the demands of the patient¡¯s family members by assigning an intern to take care of the bed. Why bother with the family members to make them complain?  The doctors at our hospital definitely think so.

    "I -" Luo Yanfen's lips trembled with anger. She couldn't understand how her efforts could lead to this result. The family members of the third bed were simply supercilious.

    Glancing at the man's expression, Tan Kelin spoke: "Let Xie Wanying take care of bed 7 again."

    ah?  Li Wenhao, another male doctoral student in charge of bed 7, was stunned for a moment: What's wrong?  Isn¡¯t there no complaint about 7 beds?

    Luo Yanfen felt a little more balanced.

    "She is here, and the bed you are responsible for must be assigned to her. Otherwise, how will she be discharged from the hospital in the future?" Sun Yubo said to the three of them.

    Xie Wanying knew clearly that she shouldn't speak at the moment. The teachers were doing their best for her.

    Interpersonal relationships in the department are very important, and we must strive to get along as harmoniously as possible.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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