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Dean Guo sat expressionless on the main seat, and others couldn't see his expression at all.

Dean Guo opened the teacup and blew lightly, and the fragrance of Longjing tea filled the nearby Vice President Wu.

Wu Weimin also spread out his notebook, lowered his head and kept writing down something with a pen, as if he was the only one who was the most serious in the entire meeting room.

Qi Daming's speech was not over yet, and his high-pitched voice echoed in the conference room for a long time.

"So I suggest that Chen Qi, an intern in the health school, be returned to the practice school; at the same time, a conclusion that Lan Lijuan's internship appraisal was unqualified; in addition, Liu Yan, a nurse in the operating room, should be given a warning and the award for the year should be cancelled. "

After finishing speaking, Daming Qi looked at the dean on the main seat and Wu Weimin, the executive vice dean next to him, meaning that the two leaders had something to add.

Before the two main leaders could speak, the door of the conference room was suddenly opened:

"I object!"

Zhu Huoyan walked in quickly from outside the meeting room with a gloomy expression.

Dean Guo took another sip from the teacup, and at the same time took a deep breath of the aroma of first-class Longjing tea.

"Chief Qi, such a big incident happened in our surgery department. You want to deal with the people in our surgery department. When I, the director of the surgery department, is not at home, have you considered me, the director of the department in charge, in your punishment decision?"

Qi Daming is not afraid of Zhu Huoyan, he is the administrative leader, Zhu Huoyan is just the business leader, and the two are not on the same line.

"Director Zhu, what we are discussing now is the punishment of two interns. This does not involve your surgery, but the scope of our medical education department. I don't think there is any need to inform you?"

Zhu Huoyan walked to the conference table and sat down. The position of the chief surgical director was relatively at the front.

"Chief Qi, I don't know what is the basis for your punishment? I also don't understand what is the meaning of your shouting and killing for two little interns? Let me ask you, what is the core of our hospital's clinical practice?"

Hong Tianxing, director of the Imaging Department, said in a flattering tone: "Put the lives and health of the people first."

Zhu Huoyan nodded, looking coldly at Daming Qi opposite him:

"Yes, since the core of our business is to put people's lives first, then I would like to ask Section Chief Qi, when there were 3 patients with appendicitis and 1 tendon rupture yesterday, when life and health were in great danger, What's wrong with the rescue of the interns in our department?"

Daming Qi snorted softly:

"He is only an intern doctor. If he wants to rescue, he can only carry out medical services under the leadership of the teaching teacher, or under the authorization of the teaching teacher. This is the rule. If the interns are like him, they operate without authorization. Isn’t our hospital’s surgery messed up?”

"Should the rescue be under the leadership of the instructor? Chief Qi, let me ask you, if my intern encounters an emergency on the road and a passer-by is dying, does he have to wait for the instructor to rescue him? Can you come here?"

"These are two different things, two concepts! On the road, it's a righteous act, but in the hospital, it's a business behavior."

"Why are there two different things? Saving people is another thing. Even if you want to deal with it, Section Chief Qi, it depends on the situation and the occasion. At that time, these four were emergency patients. I asked you, can you wait for a long time without dealing with it? Other doctors at work the next morning?

As for the first appendicitis, I heard that there was already a pus moss, what does this mean, you, the head of the medical department, don't you know? Do we have to wait until the appendix is ​​suppurated and perforated? When the patient dies, will Chief Qi be in charge?

There is also the patient with a ruptured tendon. When he was sent to our hospital, it had been 4 hours since his tendon ruptured. If he had to wait until the doctor went to work in the morning, he would miss the best time for treatment. I ask you, Chief Qi, what is this? If the patient becomes disabled, are you responsible? "

"you you……"

Director Guo continued to drink his own Longjing tea, listening to the arguments of his subordinates.

Vice President Wu coughed lightly:

"Old Zhu, the management of interns is a complicated project. If they don't establish a correct medical concept at the beginning, they will suffer even in the clinic in the future. In the hospital, one is one, and two is two. Doctors are not allowed to act out of line."

Zhu Huoyan turned his head sideways: "Oh, Dean Wu, I don't know how you think this is an outrageous behavior?"

Daming Qi continued: "Without the guidance and permission of the teacher, this is an outrageous behavior, let alone being the chief surgeon."

Zhu Huoyan chuckled lightly:

"How do you know that he didn't get permission? Before I set off for the provincial capital, I clearly told him that if there was an emergency in the department, he could replace me as the teaching teacher and rush to the front line of the clinic!"

Wow~~~~

Everyone in the conference room immediately whispered to each other. No one could have imagined that this usually cold-tempered chief of surgery could be such an intern.

Daming Qi was about to go mad with anger, "Director Zhu, if you say something like this, any accidents that happen to the patient will be your responsibility."

"Director Bu Laoqi is bothered. I know that the hospital has rules and regulations. As the director of surgery, I can't violate them. I have checked all the 4 operations that Chen Qi performed in the early morning. All the medical records and medical documents, I also sign my name and take responsibility for it."

Dean Guo suddenly said: "Chief Qi, the director of the department and the teaching teacher signed, so does this operation count as an unauthorized and private act?"

Qi Daming was embarrassed: "This, this doesn't count!"

In the 1980s, there was no licensed doctor system, and the state's management of medical documents was not strict. Interns could go to the front line of clinical practice, but there was a prerequisite for this, that is, the teacher's permission.

For example, if an intern writes a prescription, you can sign your own name, and then the teacher will draw a / in front of the intern doctor, and then sign your own name, then the prescription is qualified.

For another example, on the surgery report, as long as there is the signature of the instructor, even if you, an intern, cut the liver, stomach and kidney, it is in compliance with the regulations.

This irregular phenomenon lasted until the promulgation of the "Law of Practicing Physicians" in 1999 before it was strictly stipulated that any clinical behavior must have a licensed physician's certificate, otherwise it is illegal to practice medicine and will be severely punished

To use a simple metaphor to describe it, before 1999, you didn't need a driver's license to drive. As long as your master agrees, you can drive as you please without fear of being caught.

But after 1999, it will not work. You must have a driver's license to drive. If you don't have a driver's license, you will have serious problems, and you may even go to jail.

Chen Qi's behavior was actually taking advantage of this loophole.