Why are hospitals allowed to refuse patients transferred from other hospitals? In fact, itās for the patientsā sake. Some hospitals simply donāt have these specialized techniques, so admitting such patients would mean thereās no way to save them. On the other hand, some hospitals have the skills but lack available beds and manpower, causing arriving patients to wait in line. Itās better to seek life-saving opportunities at other hospitals that have surplus resources.
Top-tier medical resources have always been incredibly competitive to obtain; to have a chance at survival, one must give up a lot. In this situation, itās the resource-poor grassroots who suffer most.
His own sister might die. Surely reminded of past events, Brother Luoās face flushed as red as the fiery face of Guan Gong, and he suddenly grabbed a stool next to him with both hands.
Doctor Liu, seeing this, turned around and ran. The other medical staff were also frightened and fled quickly.
The police were just outside and rushed in to persuade the family to put the item down: "Letās talk it out, no need to get physical."
How could he calmly talk? These heartless people, who are supposed to be angels in white coats, actually told him his sister could only wait to die. Brother Luo panted heavily.
The police also found the situation hard to accept and turned back to ask the doctors, "Canāt you try to find a way to transfer the patient?"
"The problem is, if you transfer the patient, thereās no doctor to look after her; itās still useless," said Doctor Liu helplessly.
Forcing the hospitalās emergency room to take her might result in her waiting, waiting for a sudden critical rescue, then losing her life. Itās better to stay here. It must be clear that there isnāt a full team on duty overnight in the hospitalās emergency department. Those frontline young doctors get so busy they canāt attend to all the patients. Take Beidu Third Hospital Maternity Department, for example, there are plenty of cases more severe than Little Sister Luoās current situation. Xie Wanying can recall her own night on duty, continuously rescuing one pregnant woman after another, Doctor Peng and Doctor Zheng were so exhausted they couldnāt even figure out why the umbilical cord was wrapped around the fetusās neck on bed-eight.
Faced with this kind of situation, itās enough to drive the patientās family members crazy. Brother Luo felt like he was about to lose it.
The police feared he would lose control and called his colleagues to help handle the situation.
"Let me go, itās okay." Xie Wanying wanted to walk over and say a few words to the family, only to be held back by Zhao Wenzongās hand.
Zhao Wenzong was afraid sheād get into an accident, looking at Brother Luoās appearance, as if he could beat someone to death at any moment, remembering how Brother Luo previously grabbed her by the neck.
Xie Wanying earnestly said to her old classmate, "Heās from Songyuan, just like us."
Huh? Zhao Wenzong was momentarily stunned.
Itās not surprising that Brother Luo and Little Sister Luo are from Songyuan. Think about why Hu Hao didnāt get along with just anyone but got close to Little Sister Luo. Hu Hao felt very lonely coming to the Capital and when he met fellow townsfolk speaking the same hometown dialect, the emotional connection naturally grew.
Recalling Brother Luoās accent, with that unmistakable flavor of their hometown, Songyuan, Zhao Wenzong hesitated and let go of her hand.
Xie Wanying walked over to speak with the patientās family: "You donāt need to worry, as long as you agree, I can help you get in touch with the doctors at Beidu Third Hospital."
From the moment she walked over, Brother Luo had been staring at her, his crazed red eyes still filled with the desire to strangle the doctor as always.
The hatred in his eyes towards doctors clearly indicated there must have been unbearable past events. Xie Wanying seemed to associate it with a similar incident that happened to her grandpa. Songyuan is a small city with quite limited medical expertise. What happened to her grandpa must have happened similarly to others.