In many hospitals, red envelopes are different from doctors rather than divided by hospitals. So I heard that whoever receives red envelopes in any hospital should not kill all the doctors in that hospital... There are even doctors in the same department who are determined not to accept them, and at the same time, there are colleagues who are very good at collecting money in private.

These things have never been reported without evidence and no one complained. Once the incident is revealed, the hospital will say that it has not warned the medical staff in advance and that what should be handled will be handled.

The hardest hit areas for receiving red envelopes in clinical practice are mainly surgical departments, and anesthesiologists are another relatively little-known hard hit areas for red envelopes.

Most people can understand that the patient will die on the operating bed. On the other hand, if there is a problem after the operation, the red envelope will be given, so that the doctor will help you deal with it.

If you send an anesthesiologist red envelope, it is said that anesthesiologists are more awesome in the operating room than surgeons, and they will die if they don’t look at the patient. Everyone knows that anesthesiologists are in charge of anesthesia, and the nature of their work is different from that of surgeons.

The situation Du Mengen said happened to be something that ordinary people don’t know. Whether surgeons and anesthesiologists have different divisions of labor, they should have a close relationship in the operating room. In fact, surgeons and anesthesiologists belong to two departments and two majors. The content of research is very different. Communication on weekdays is not as much as outsiders think. Clinical frontline work is an assembly line every day, so how can there be so much time to communicate?

The surgeons who seek medical treatment in patients cannot have a good relationship with all anesthesiologists at all times. Each hospital has a large number of anesthesiologists. For example, there are many surgeries in tertiary hospitals, and it is even more impossible for surgeons to designate anesthesiologists to be responsible for their patients' surgical anesthesia. Some anesthesiologists are arrogant to challenge the old surgical professors in clinical practice. In the end, this will definitely be beyond the expectations of the patients and their families.

When Du Mengen broke the news, Xie Wanying, who had been in the hospital before her rebirth, could quickly understand the meaning.

Zhang Shuping and Geng Yongzhe blinked and couldn't understand it.

According to their understanding of doctors, they know that even if they cannot receive red envelopes, they will never dare to do anything clinically. The most unpaid medical accidents are the doctors. Because of this, clinical surgeons often tell the people that it is the same as whether they send red envelopes or not. This is why anesthesia doctors and surgeons are both afraid of medical accidents and anesthesia accidents. Can anything else happen?

Anyway, when they walked into the operating room, the patient was lying on the operating table for epidural anesthesia.

The patient who was about to undergo the operation was a woman in her sixties. Only epidural anesthesia was sober.

Dr. Zuo Liang walked to the patient and said a few words to calm the patient's emotions on behalf of Du Haiwei.

Before the main surgeon arrives, the assistant disinfects the shop as usual to make these routine preoperative preparations.

When the expected operation time was reached, Du Haiwei arrived.

Dr. Zuo Liang acted as a helper, and two interns acted as a helper and three assists. The one who took the attraction was Xie, and the one who pulled the hook was Geng. The two interns stood in the corner of the operation room watching.

After his father arrived, Du Mengen dared not speak too much and kept quiet with Zhang Shuping. Instead, Zhang Shuping quietly looked at the anesthesiologist because of what he said.
Chapter completed!