If this information is true, neurosurgery is not overcrowded. Think about the Department of General Surgery where Dr. Jiang works, which is the hardest hit by internal competition, with 11 attending physicians, 8 associate professors, not to mention the number of resident doctors.
As a national key hospital, the National Hospital Association ranks first and has always had ample quotas, but it also cannot accommodate too many doctors. It was not until 2002 that a national unified physician qualification examination was introduced. After passing the examination, it does not mean that the qualification will definitely be promoted. One must wait for the hospital to appoint one.
Hospital appointment requires approval from the department, approval from the hospital leadership, and approval from the president, three major tests.
Xie Wanying recalled what Senior Brother Cao said two days ago: Being a doctor is not just about saving lives and healing the wounded.
If you only think about saving lives and healing the wounded, you may not even be qualified to stay in this hospital and save lives and healing the wounded.
It's not that we shouldn't save the dying and the wounded, but it's about how far you can go in saving the dying and the wounded. Brother Cao's words reflect a cruel and ruthless sense of reality.
Looking over Senior Brother Huang's shoulder, you can see Senior Brother Cao's handsome profile. Thinking of how he loves to smile on weekdays, his handsome face this morning was solemn and meticulous.
Perhaps, she knew less than one percent of her senior brother. That's right, she didn't know much about Senior Brother Huang either. Now look, Senior Brother Huang was able to break through the siege among many resident doctors in the same department and quickly became an attending physician. He must be very capable.
I don't know what the situation is like in the cardiac surgery department I want to go to. I heard that the neurosurgery department, which is said to be the easiest department to stay in, is like this. Xie Wanying's pressure increased sharply.
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The image of my senior sister trying to stay and work in the affiliated hospital of her alma mater emerged in my mind. She was so anxious that her hair fell out every day, but I didn’t even see the shadow of her who stayed behind. What would happen to me?
Later, she needed to ask Senior Brother Huang about the situation for the Senior Sister.
"It's time to hand over the shift!" Director Lu shouted.
Collective silence.
The shift handover is divided into night shift nurse handover and duty doctor handover. The so-called handover means that the duty nurse and duty doctor tell their colleagues about the general situation of the patients in the department, because their colleagues usually go home after working during the day and are not very clear about the situation of the patients at night.
Today's shift handover is quite special. Due to the Spring Festival holiday, there has been no shift handover for six days. The nurses and doctors in charge of the shift handover in the morning are particularly hard-working. They need to explain all the patients admitted and discharged in the past few days, including the patients who died during the period.
Whenever they heard that a patient had died, the director, deputy director, and other doctors would all frown. Regarding the death cases, the doctors on duty would talk about them in more detail.
Xie Wanying saw Dr. Wang standing in front of everyone. It turned out that he was on duty for half a week.
One person died last night. We are lucky that only one patient died during the Chinese New Year.
Doctor Wang introduced the death case to other colleagues: "The patient who was admitted to our department via the emergency room the night before was a patient with cerebral hemorrhage. The amount of bleeding was quite large, so he was persuaded to be admitted to our department. The patient's family requested not to perform surgery."
"No surgery? How old is the patient?" asked Director Chen.
"He is over 70 years old. It seems that the patient's family called to inquire about the matter, but it was not from our hospital. They probably learned that the patient might not get better after the operation."
A very important characteristic of neurosurgery patients is that even if the operation is successful, some of the patients will suffer very serious sequelae.
Brain damage is irreversible, and not every patient's family can take on the responsibility of caring for them.
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