The transfer procedures have been completed.
Holding the medical records, Xie Wanying thanked Dr. Jiang. Professor He was not at work this morning because of something else, so Dr. Jiang helped with the whole process.
"You're welcome." Dr. Jiang told her that as a young doctor he also just wanted to help patients.
As she was in a hurry to eat and rush to the airport, Xie Wanying turned around and left without delaying her senior colleagues at the hospital who were taking a lunch break.
Dr. Jiang looked at her back, thinking about what Professor He said on the phone.
Professor He asked him: Do you think this person is capable?
Professor He implied that while he agreed, he thought that Dr. Shen in the capital seemed to be negligent. It was very rare for a medical student to escort a high-risk patient to the capital by plane.
The safest way to escort patients to other hospitals is to hire a formal practicing physician to accompany and monitor them, and it is best to hire a doctor like the one in the Provincial People's Hospital, who has sufficient experience and skills. The Physical Examination Center of the Provincial People's Hospital has similar service projects. However, it takes advance notice to arrange for the Physical Examination Center to allocate personnel to perform such tasks, which may not meet the needs of Xiao Shugang's condition and the anxious mood of his family members.
Why didn't they send a doctor from the department before the transfer or ask the emergency center 120 to arrange someone? Because Xiao Shugang was transferred to another hospital for treatment, which was not within the scope of the 120 center's business of arranging an ambulance. The transfer ambulances were all ambulances that Dr. Jiang helped find, not emergency vehicles. It was impossible to find a practicing physician to accompany the patient throughout the entire process on such an ambulance. For the same reason as mentioned above, there was a shortage of staff and time was too tight to spare anyone, so at most they could only find a nurse to accompany him.
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Taking all the above into consideration, Professor He did not give any other suggestions to the family. He just thought that this matter was a bit like gambling on the patient's luck.
In response to Professor He's question, Dr. Jiang could only answer based on his intuition: Doctors in the capital are not stupid.
The great doctors in the capital would not gamble on their luck. If they did, they would have suggested that Xiao Shugang be transferred to another hospital for treatment. The turning point of the matter occurred after Xie Wanying arrived.
Professor He had heard Dr. Jiang mention that this female medical student had a good relationship with Dr. Shen, and he speculated, "Could this person be staying at Guozhi in the future?"
Otherwise, it is hard to explain the basis for Dr. Shen's high trust in Xie Wanying.
Doctor Jiang shrugged his shoulders. He did not rule out this possibility, but he was a little confused: "She said she was a surgical student, not an internal medicine student."
Professor He: Hmm?
A surgical student and a doctor from the capital city of Guozhi have a special relationship? This is something I have never heard of before.
Anyway, if someone used Dr. Shen's backdoor, they would not be willing to take on such a high-risk thing. This means that Xie Wanying is definitely not a backdoor person, and maybe she really has some real talent.
Just because people in the industry understand it doesn’t mean people outside the industry will understand it.
The patients in the same ward objected to Xiao Shugang and his friends going to the capital: "You're all going without a doctor to accompany him?"
Shang Siling said confidently: "His cousin will go with him. His cousin is very capable and is a medical student at the National Association."
The patient shook his head: Can students be the same as teachers?
No matter what others think of them, Shang Siling knows that she and her husband must seize the opportunity, otherwise they will regret it for the rest of their lives.
After hearing that he could go to the capital for treatment, Xiao Shugang's thin face was filled with smiles, his eyes were bright, and he looked energetic. His painful life finally saw a ray of light, unlike before when the doctor came to him and gave him the feeling of being sentenced to death, which made him panic.
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