The National Doctor

I read a chapter, 1. Squeezing into the elevator. In one of the best hospitals in the country, it is impossible for doctors and patients to ride in the same elevator. The treatment area and patient waiting area are separated, and doctors have dedicated elevators; 2. Interns perform heart surgery. As a medical novel, you have no common sense at all. Professor-level operations will bring first and second assistants. The assistants usually prepare in advance, spread drapes, etc., And finally the surgeon comes. Not to mention your medical knowledge, how did you, an intern, run into the operating room and change into surgical clothes? There are surveillance cameras in the corridors, and usually video recordings in the operating rooms. Do you have lockers in the dressing room? Are you the one who graduated from medicine and pharmacy? Or a passerby? In which corner of the health center waiting to die? What kind of bullshit book are you writing?