"Doctor's Benevolence: Great Doctors Are Sincere, Doctors' Benevolence" describes that Ding Zuwang, the old president of Renhua Hospital, a public tertiary hospital in a city, is about to retire. Wu Mingxun, the ambitious vice president, is about to take over. He invites back his old classmate, the famous American cardiac surgeon Zhong Lixing, to help out. Accidents occurred one after another in the hospital, resulting from management negligence, technical errors, and medical limitations that were beyond repair. Patients did not understand, medical troubles fanned the flames, and individual doctors were greedy for profit, causing countless troubles. Renhua Hospital became a powder keg for a while.
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I have a doctor in my family, and I also stayed in the hospital for three full months as a patient's family member. I was from a rural area. I remember that the total cost was more than 300,000 yuan. Not to mention the rural family conditions, I suffered from a ruptured brain aneurysm and cerebral hemorrhage. The only thing I communicated with the doctors and nurses at that time was, I will find a way to make money, and I rely on you for medical technology. I was seriously ill for a long time, and many people, including the nurses, advised me to give up treatment because I couldn't get over the hurdle in my heart. I persisted, and now my body has recovered and I can eat, drink, poop and sleep on my own. To be honest, there were two situations during which I died. Doctors and nurses spared no effort to revive me. I personally feel that doctors are not omnipotent, and there are many diseases that they cannot handle. If they are really working hard, I will feel at ease.
This book truly shows the working scene and doctor-patient relationship in the hospital, allowing us to have a deeper understanding of the suffering and suffering of doctors. The author Xu Meng uses in-depth investigations to sting society and reveal problems with sharp writing. Her professionalism and in-depth observation of life make this book full of power. The cases in the book are vivid and the dialogue mechanism is unique, which can help us achieve spiritual dialogue and mutual understanding. Highly recommended!
Very nice! Fascinating!
So pretty! Worth watching
Human problems and social problems are worth pondering
Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda. Vividness, contrast, ancient judgments, medication, doctor's observation and today's explanation
A good book, true and informative, with compact plot and rich content!
I have a doctor in my family, and I also stayed in the hospital for three full months as a patient's family member. I was from a rural area. I remember that the total cost was more than 300,000 yuan. Not to mention the rural family conditions, I suffered from a ruptured brain aneurysm and cerebral hemorrhage. The only thing I communicated with the doctors and nurses at that time was, I will find a way to make money, and I rely on you for medical technology. I was seriously ill for a long time, and many people, including the nurses, advised me to give up treatment because I couldn't get over the hurdle in my heart. I persisted, and now my body has recovered and I can eat, drink, poop and sleep on my own. To be honest, there were two situations during which I died. Doctors and nurses spared no effort to revive me. I personally feel that doctors are not omnipotent, and there are many diseases that they cannot handle. If they are really working hard, I will feel at ease.
This book truly shows the working scene and doctor-patient relationship in the hospital, allowing us to have a deeper understanding of the suffering and suffering of doctors. The author Xu Meng uses in-depth investigations to sting society and reveal problems with sharp writing. Her professionalism and in-depth observation of life make this book full of power. The cases in the book are vivid and the dialogue mechanism is unique, which can help us achieve spiritual dialogue and mutual understanding. Highly recommended!
Very nice! Fascinating!
So pretty! Worth watching
Human problems and social problems are worth pondering
Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda. Vividness, contrast, ancient judgments, medication, doctor's observation and today's explanation
A good book, true and informative, with compact plot and rich content!