In many hospitals, the matter of receiving red envelopes is differentiated by doctors rather than by hospital. So when you hear who receives red envelopes in which hospital, don’t beat all the doctors in that hospital to death with one stick...even if there are doctors in the same department
I will definitely not accept it, and I have colleagues who are very good at collecting money privately.
When these things have no evidence and no one complains, the hospital can only turn a blind eye. Once the incident comes to light, the hospital will say that it has not warned the medical staff in advance and will handle what needs to be done.
The hardest-hit areas for receiving red envelopes in clinical practice are mainly surgical departments, and anesthesiologists are another relatively unknown area that is hardest-hit by red envelopes.
Most people can understand that sending red envelopes to surgeons is because patients are afraid of dying on the operating bed. On the other hand, if there is a problem after surgery, sending red envelopes is a favor and it will be easier to find a doctor for help.
Giving red envelopes to anesthesiologists is just a word of mouth, saying that anesthesiologists are better than surgeons in the operating room and that without an anesthesiologist, the patient will die. Everyone knows that anesthesiologists are responsible for anesthesia, and the nature of their work is different from that of surgeons.
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The situation Du Mengen mentioned happens to be something that some people are unclear about. Regardless of whether surgeons and anesthesiologists have different divisions of labor, they should be closely related to each other in the operating room. In fact, surgeons and anesthesiologists belong to two departments.
The research content of the two majors is very different, and the daily communication is not as much as outsiders think. The clinical frontline work is an assembly line every day, so there is no time for communication.
It is impossible for the surgeon who treats the patient to have a good relationship with all the anesthesiologists at all times. Each hospital has a large number of anesthesiologists. For example, tertiary hospitals have many surgeries, and surgeons are even less likely to designate which anesthesiologist will be responsible for their own patients' operations.
Anesthesia. Some anesthesiologists are so arrogant that they can challenge old clinical surgical professors. This last point will definitely exceed the expectations of patients and their families.
When Du Meng'en broke the news, Xie Wanying, who had stayed in the hospital before her rebirth, could quickly understand the meaning.
Zhang Shuping and Geng Yongzhe blinked, not understanding what they heard.
According to their understanding of doctors, they know that even if doctors do not receive red envelopes, they will never dare to do anything in clinical practice. Doctors are the ones who have the most to gain from medical accidents. Because of this, clinical surgery bosses often tell ordinary people that they can’t give it away.
There is a reason for sending red envelopes. Anesthesiologists and surgeons are equally afraid of medical accidents and anesthesia accidents. Could other things happen?
Anyway, when they walked into the operating room, the patient was lying on the operating table having had an epidural anesthesia.
The patient who is undergoing surgery is a woman in her sixties. Only epidural anesthesia is used, and the patient is conscious.
Dr. Zuo Liang walked to the patient and said a few words to calm the patient's emotions on Du Haiwei's behalf.
Before the surgeon arrives, the assistant disinfects the drapes as usual and makes these routine preoperative preparations.
When the estimated time for the operation arrived, Du Haiwei arrived.
Dr. Zuo Liang acted as the first assistant, and the two interns acted as the second and third assistants. The person holding the suction device was Xie, and the one pulling the hook was Geng. The two interns stood in the corner of the operating room and watched.
After his father arrived, Du Meng'en didn't dare to talk anymore and kept silent with Zhang Shuping. On the contrary, Zhang Shuping quietly looked at the anesthesiologist because of what he said.
The anesthetist's surname is Zhou. He is in his early forties. He should be a senior doctor. His skills should be excellent and there is no need to worry.
