"How did you follow Dr. Hu at that time?" the man asked Dr. Su.
"In our department, besides Teacher Du who is the most famous, the second is Doctor Hu. The director is just a figurehead and his skills are not as good as theirs." Doctor Su revealed the even lesser-known secrets of people in other departments.
Dr. Hu has a bad temper and is difficult to get along with, but to be honest, his skills are only slightly worse than Du Haiwei.
What outsiders don't know is that Dr. Hu is extremely strict at work, which causes great pressure on his subordinates. If they are not careful, they will collapse first because they can't bear the pressure. Dr. Su is one of them. She was hit by her superiors and is in a period of constant psychological adjustment, which has led to a decline in her professional level recently.
Doctor Hu is a strict person with his own people and does not allow others to interfere. That's why Doctor Hu criticized Du Haiwei's son last time. What can a medical student know to evaluate her?
As for what Dr. Zuo Liang and Dr. Guan said about Dr. Hu's shirking of responsibility, Dr. Su said, "Dr. Hu hates to clean up other people's messes. Unlike Teacher Du, who keeps her words to herself and helps when she can, Dr. Hu won't help. She thinks that helping you will make you push yourself further and not know where you did wrong. Doctors have to shoulder their own responsibilities. Why should colleagues always help you? Dr. Hu's failure to help others makes people dislike her, but it doesn't mean she doesn't sympathize with her colleagues. She spoke up for Dr. Zhou because she knew it wasn't easy to be a doctor. Sometimes you are forced to slack off due to work and life. There's no need to kill someone if the crime is not punishable by death. If Dr. Zhou knows his mistakes and can correct them, he should be given a chance to correct them. She's not saying that Dr. Zhou won't be punished. She just hates that hospitals often sentence doctors to death."
The public is very harsh on doctors, believing that the profession of medical personnel involves human lives and that they cannot afford to make even the slightest mistake. If they make a mistake, it is a heinous crime and cannot be forgiven. On the other hand, from a scientific point of view, doctors are just like other people, and it is possible that they may have gone astray due to brain problems. The law punishes people based on the hope that their thinking can get back on track, so it will not punish those who make mistakes. Why should the public treat medical personnel differently and not as human beings?
Dr. Hu's statement is well-founded. Doctors should be punished according to the law and not according to public sentiment. The rule of law does not allow for discrimination against citizens.
If a doctor thinks like this, the public will only think that this doctor is probably trying to make excuses for his wrong deeds and that his moral character is not high enough.
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Doctor Su sided with Doctor Hu on this matter and said, "I really cannot praise Teacher Du's saintly style. Not many people can learn from Teacher Du's personality and character."
It is very difficult to find one person like Du Haiwei who cares for others wholeheartedly among a hundred ordinary people. Therefore, Dr. Su believes that others have no reason to criticize Dr. Hu's argument. The extent that ordinary people can do is no different from what Dr. Hu said, and it is estimated that they are not as good as Dr. Hu.
"Doctor Hu is more reasonable." Doctor Su said again.
Everyone said that Dr. Hu was fooling around, but Dr. Su said that his boss was reasonable?
"Last time, the patient took the wrong medicine. Dr. Hu doesn't think it was my fault or the one at the pharmacy's. Because the source of the incident was that the patient didn't listen to the attending physician and go back to see the attending physician. If she had insisted on going back to see the attending physician, nothing would have happened." Dr. Su said.
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