This miracle doctor just wants to be fired!

After quickly finishing his explanation, Zhou Cheng turned his gaze to the back seat of the car.

A girl in a school uniform was lying on a chair, her long hair covering her face.

He walked over and gently turned the girl's head to one side, finding that her breathing was more steady than the driver's, and that she had a slight abrasion on her forehead.

However, the girl was not yet conscious, but her carotid pulse was normal, and her condition was much better than the driver's.

He first checked the girl's blood pressure, which was 110/70 mmHg, and her heart rate was 80 beats per minute. Her vital signs were basically stable. He then checked her limb movement and confirmed that there were no obvious fractures.

Then, Zhou Cheng said to the traffic police next to him, "This child is not in immediate danger, but she needs to be taken to the hospital as soon as possible for a head CT scan to rule out intracranial hemorrhage. Could you help lift her into another ambulance that just arrived? I'll go with it."

After arranging for all the injured, Zhou Cheng watched the first ambulance carrying the driver drive away with its siren blaring, and only then did the weight lift from his heart.

From arriving at the scene to completing the emergency treatment and transfer of the critically ill patient, it only took a little over ten minutes.

As Zhou Cheng got into the second ambulance, Zhao Wenqi sent a message: "Dr. Zhou, the driver has been successfully taken to the emergency room, the intubation was successful, and the blood pressure has stabilized!"

"Okay." Zhou Cheng put down his phone and then realized that his palms were a little sweaty.

I was so focused on the rescue that I didn't have time to be nervous. Now that I've relaxed, I realize that the front of my white coat is soaked with sweat and the patient's blood.

Actually, he had only been in the emergency department for less than three months and was a complete novice in clinical practice.

However, the long hours of work allowed him to grow rapidly.

……

The ambulance drove back to the entrance of the hospital's emergency building.

Zhou Cheng followed the medical staff to take the girl in the school uniform into the emergency observation room and handed over her condition.

He finally breathed a sigh of relief, raised his hand to rub his throbbing temples, and turned around to go back to the lounge to change into clean clothes.

As soon as I reached the nurses' station, my cell phone rang in my pocket, displaying an unfamiliar number on the screen.

Zhou Cheng answered the phone with a puzzled look on his face.

"Hello, is this Zhou Cheng? This is Li Qiang from the Medical Affairs Department. Please come to the Medical Affairs Department's Complaints Office now. I need to ask you about something."

The voice on the other end of the phone was devoid of emotion, yet carried an undeniable seriousness.

Zhou Cheng understood immediately; it was most likely the panicked woman from that morning who had complained. He replied calmly, "Director Li, I'm on duty right now and can't leave. How about I come over after I get off work?"

Li Qiang frowned: "In just a short while, I called your Director Wang and asked someone else to cover for you for a bit."

"Okay, I'll be right there." Zhou Cheng replied and hung up the phone, showing no sign of panic.

In the past, he might have felt anxious or even scared.

But now, he still harbors a faint sense of anticipation!

Zhou Cheng first went to the director's office.

Wang Jianming seemed to be looking at some documents, but when he saw Zhou Cheng come in, his expression immediately turned sour.

Zhou Cheng didn't take it seriously and said, "Director, Director Li from the Medical Affairs Department asked me to go there. He said he has already notified you by phone."

Wang Jianming frowned, and said impatiently, "Just go when the medical department tells you to. Why are you talking so much?"

However, before he could finish speaking, Zhou Cheng strode out of the office.

Watching Zhou Cheng's departing figure, Wang Jianming was furious.

Zhou Cheng's attitude is absolutely awful!

……

The medical affairs department is located on the sixth floor of the administration building.

Zhou Cheng went in wearing a white coat. The security guard at the door just glanced at him and didn't stop him.

Take the elevator to the sixth floor.

In the medical affairs office.

Director Li Qiang was sitting behind his desk reviewing a complaint record when Zhou Cheng entered. He pointed to the chair opposite him and said, "Sit down. Do you know why I'm looking for you?"

"I know, it must be that patient with heart palpitations from Minghu Community who complained about me this morning."

Zhou Cheng sat down, his body ramrod straight, his face expressionless, neither nervous nor aggrieved.

Director Li Qiang glanced at him and pushed the complaint record in front of him.

"Take a look for yourself!"

"The patient complained that you ignored their suffering and left them to attend to other matters. They also said they would seek redress from Director Wang and demand that the hospital fire you."

"Tell me first, what exactly happened at that time?"

Li Qiang did not criticize Zhou Cheng without distinguishing right from wrong, but instead began to inquire about the whole incident.

Zhou Cheng paused, then glanced at the complaint record without speaking.

The above wording was sharp and agitated, portraying him as a doctor with no medical ethics whatsoever.

After a long pause, Zhou Cheng put down his notes, his expression still calm: "Director Li, this is what happened..."

He briefly explained the situation, then paused and added, "Prioritizing critically ill patients is a fundamental principle of the medical industry. Every minute that two unconscious patients were delayed increased their risk of death. I could not abandon those who needed treatment more simply because of their personal wishes."

"So after leaving my contact information to ensure she could receive further assistance, I rushed to the scene of the accident."

"Throughout the entire process, I did not violate any medical ethics and fulfilled my obligations to inform and coordinate."

Zhou Cheng spoke calmly, and his statements were clear and logical, without the slightest hint of panic or attempt to defend himself.

In fact, Li Qiang had already spoken with Zhao Wenqi to find out what was going on.

They also had some understanding of what happened at the time.

However, he was quite surprised to see Zhou Cheng remain so calm in the face of complaints.

Li Qiang remained silent for a long while before slowly speaking, "Zhou Cheng, I understand what you mean. From a medical perspective, you are indeed not wrong. Prioritizing the treatment of critically ill patients is the right thing to do, and any experienced doctor would do the same. But..."

His tone shifted abruptly, becoming serious: "What time is it now?"

"This is a crucial period for our hospital's tertiary hospital accreditation review!"

"At this critical juncture, any complaint could affect the review outcome, and the leaders are taking it very seriously and do not want any negative situations to occur."

"As far as I know, the patient is very agitated and making quite a scene."

Zhou Cheng's expression remained calm as he said indifferently, "Director Li, what is your leader's intention?"

Li Qiang stepped forward and gently patted Zhou Cheng on the shoulder: "Xiao Zhou, go apologize to the patient. Be sincere and say that the situation was urgent and there may have been some communication problems."

"Let's try to get her to withdraw her complaint, even if it's just for the hospital's review for being a top-tier hospital, how about we do her a favor?"

Apologize?

Zhou Cheng paused for a moment, then chuckled softly.

The leader wanted him to back down, apologize in exchange for withdrawing the complaint, and quell the storm.

But he didn't do anything wrong, so why should he apologize?