Doctor Zhao, help!

Chapter 281 More difficult things are coming
Seeing this scene, Zhao Sheng, Li Mujia and Gao Jun all shook their heads slightly. Such scenes are very common in hospitals.

But doctors like Zhao Sheng, Li Mujia, and Gao Jun did not become indifferent and numb because they had seen such scenes too many times. Instead, they gained a greater respect for life.

Death also needs to be respected. This is the most important lesson for a qualified doctor.

after an hour.

The door of the hospital.

Li Bing held an IOU with his signature and phone number on it, and a copy of his ID card attached below. Sitting in a wheelchair next to him was his old father.

Not far away was a dilapidated van. This was his fellow villager who did delivery work in the city. After hearing about him, he came here to take the father and son back to his hometown.

"Doctor, I will definitely pay back the money!"

Li Bing handed Zhao Sheng the copy of the IOU and ID card in his hand and said firmly.

At this time, he looked even more exhausted and vicissitudes of life, because he knew that it might only be a few days before he could take his old father back to his hometown.

Zhao Sheng looked at Li Bing in front of him and said nothing. He just silently patted Li Bing's thin shoulder and sighed slightly.

To be honest, Zhao Sheng has been working in the emergency department for so many years, but in fact, Li Bing's father is definitely not the first to be discharged from the hospital like this with arrears.

There are very few people who can come back to pay off their hospitalization bills in the end.

In the end, these unclaimed medical bills can only be absorbed internally by the hospital.

A few years ago, the hospital gave each department a share of the medical fees to deal with such arrears.

But in recent years, these medical expenses can only be absorbed by the department itself.

Li Bing's father is seriously ill, so even basic treatment costs a lot.

It wasn't until Li Bing took his father in the old villager's dilapidated van that he left, that Gao Jun asked Zhao Sheng, "Director Zhao, do you think he will come back to pay the unpaid medical bills?"

"I'm sure he will."

Zhao Sheng sighed and said leisurely.

"I believe too."

Li Mujia also nodded and continued.

Hearing what Zhao Sheng and Li Mujia said, Gao Jun couldn't say anything else. If no one claimed the medical expenses owed within the specified time, the department would have to digest them.

"It's okay, just put it in my account. If no one pays it back by the time limit, just deduct my money."

Zhao Sheng seemed to know what Gao Jun was thinking, so he said to him.

This is not just a big deal. Next month, the first share of the software usage fee will be transferred to his account. Qi Heng did not say the specific amount, but he has negotiated contracts with so many large hospitals, as well as smart phones. For part of the ring market, this number must be considerable.

"Director Zhao..."

Gao Jun hesitated to speak, and in the end he said nothing more.

When he first became a doctor, he did such a thing, but as a result, no one came to pay back the medical expenses, so he never did such a thing again. After all, middle-aged people have their own problems. There are small ones, and the wages of cattle and horses are simply not enough to go through such trouble.

After seeing off Li Bing and his old father, before Zhao Sheng returned to the office, he saw Zhou Hong at the nurse station walking towards him in a hurry and said to him: "Director Zhao, I have the phone number of the director of the First City Hospital. Our director is designated to pick him up."

"City First Supervisor?"

Zhao Sheng was a little confused. The first prison in this city was indeed a cooperative unit of the First Affiliated Hospital. In other words, if the traffickers there were seriously ill, they could be sent to the First Affiliated Hospital for treatment, and if they were If you want to be released on parole, you also need a diagnosis certificate from the First Affiliated Hospital.

Could it be that a trafficker over there has an emergency and needs to be transferred here for treatment?

In the past, Zhao Sheng did receive treatment from guards and traffickers who swallowed toothbrushes and swallowed various things in order to be released on bail.To be honest, Zhao Sheng gets a headache every time he treats these traffickers.

From the perspective of a doctor's duties, as long as anyone is sick and is sent to the hospital, the doctor must do his or her duty. But if it is a trafficker who commits crimes, then Zhao Sheng's psychology will be very complicated. .

Zhao Sheng is not the kind of person with a strong sense of justice, but from a person with the most basic sense of morality, treating traffickers will always make him feel a little uncomfortable.

"Yes, he is the director of the No. [-] City Hospital. Judging from his tone, he is quite anxious."

Head nurse Zhou Hong nodded.

"okay, I get it."

Zhao Sheng nodded, followed the head nurse Zhou Hong to the nurse station, and picked up the phone.

The head nurses Zhou Hong, Li Mujia and Gao Jun were standing nearby, watching Zhao Sheng make the call. His expression was a little surprised, but then gradually became solemn.

Is there another big job coming?
The three of them looked at Zhao Sheng's expression and heard only a few words from Zhao Sheng, and couldn't help but think in their hearts.

"Okay, I understand, senior."

After Zhao Sheng said this, he hung up the phone.

After Zhao Sheng hung up the phone, Zhou Hong asked Zhao Sheng, "Director Zhao, is it the city's first prison that wants to send some traffickers over for treatment?"

"Yes, he is no ordinary trafficker."

Zhao Sheng nodded with a solemn expression. As a cooperative hospital of the First City Prison, the First Affiliated Hospital would send traffickers who are seriously ill, and the First Affiliated Hospital would not be able to refuse unless they could not handle it.

But if the First Affiliated Hospital cannot handle it, then there is basically no hospital to send the patient to in the First City Prison.

"I can't say who it is yet. Head nurse, prepare a private room. Dr. Li will take care of the bed."

"After the trafficker arrives, the infusion and care will be done personally by the head nurse You or deputy head nurse Song Wei."

Zhao Sheng quickly assigned tasks and issued instructions.

"it is good."

Although they were a little confused, Zhou Hong and Li Mujia nodded.

Seeing how serious Zhao Sheng was, the two knew that the trafficker they sent was not simple.

Sometimes, it’s not that the hospital treats patients differently, it’s actually that some patients are involved in very complicated situations. If one thing is not handled well, it will have a bad impact on the hospital.

For example, if a trafficker who committed a heinous crime was sentenced to a suspended death sentence, and the public wanted to eat his flesh and sleep on his skin, he became seriously ill in prison. Legally speaking, he could not be watched to die without treatment.

If such a person is sent to the hospital, he must be treated and dealt with.

But from the public psychology, this situation is definitely unacceptable.

Why should such a heinous person be kept alive and why should medical expenses be spent on his treatment?
Is this a waste of taxpayers' money?

This matter is actually very easy to understand. If the law does not sentence him to death, then you cannot watch him die in prison. Otherwise, it is intentional murder, which is equivalent to re-sentencing him to death. No one has this power, otherwise the law is Displayed.

But in fact, you don't have to worry that the prison will waste a lot of medical expenses on these people, because the prison provides only the most basic medical protection.

Minor illnesses can be treated, but for serious illnesses, sending them to social hospitals will only serve a diagnostic purpose. If they are really seriously ill, there is still a way to be released on parole.

That's all I can say about this.

　Due to concerns about river crabs, some sensitive words have been replaced. Readers, please forgive me if this affects the reading experience.

　　
　
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