Falling behind at the start, the first surgery shocked the world.

Inside the office, the dean, vice dean, and various leaders were all present, arguing incessantly.

Leader 1: "Immediately issue a statement: the murderer is not a murderer, but a doctor who was saving lives."

Leader 2: "He's just an intern. Opening his chest in a non-sterile environment at McDonald's isn't saving a life; it's endangering him!"

Leader 3: "Dismiss him immediately, and the provincial hospital must distance itself from him."

Watching the leaders argue, Xia Tian felt a storm raging in his heart.

The patient is still undergoing surgery.

These leaders ignored the patients, didn't bother to find out if they were still alive, and were instead in a hurry to distance themselves from the situation.

The dean's surname is Jia, he is 55 years old this year, his black hair is neatly combed, and his big belly makes him look like he is nine months pregnant. When he was young, he was a urology expert and was very authoritative in the urinary system.

Since becoming the hospital director, I haven't made any outpatient visits for three or four years.

He glanced at Xia Tian, ​​his bloated face devoid of any expression.

"You caused this mess, what do you want to do about it?"

At this moment, the office was silent, and everyone's eyes were on Xia Tian. Xia Tian was a little nervous when he first entered the office, but after seeing the appearance of the leaders, he calmed down.

"I'll take responsibility for the mess I made."

"But there's one thing I absolutely must say."

"I don't regret what I did today!"

"If I could turn back time and have another chance, I would still do the same thing."

Leader 2's fleshy old face trembled with anger, his glare at Xia Tian filled with a fierce light.

"What do you know?"

"Do you realize the immense damage your actions today will cause to the provincial hospital? The reputation built up over decades by tens of thousands of employees will be ruined by you today!"

"You are just an intern, not a full-fledged doctor, much less a department head or an internationally renowned physician."

"You just have a little more medical knowledge than the average person, and you have a medical license."

"You have no right to challenge us here!!!"

Xia Tian frowned at the leader's words. He was determined to stay at the provincial hospital as a doctor. If he were usually scolded like this by his leader, he would worry about losing his job. But now... he had nothing to be ashamed of and nothing to be afraid of.

"Hello, Director."

Summer is neither humble nor arrogant.

"First of all, I want to clarify that I am not challenging you; I am simply stating the facts."

"I was having lunch at McDonald's today when I happened to see a patient collapse. The patient was around 70 years old, with chest swelling, difficulty breathing, and vomiting, which are very typical symptoms of internal bleeding. In addition, there were bruises on the patient's chest, so I suspect he has pulmonary hemorrhage."

"I performed resuscitation on him for 20 minutes, but the patient still did not regain a heartbeat."

"Medically speaking, the patient can be declared dead."

"At this point, the only way to save him is to open his chest and stop the bleeding."

"Distinguished leaders, I know there is a lot of public opinion online right now. Netizens are calling me a lunatic and a murderer. As an intern at the provincial hospital, my actions have had a significant impact on the hospital."

"If the patient's family sues the provincial hospital, the provincial hospital will pay a large sum of money in compensation."

"I've thought of all of this."

"But... just because you're worried about losing money or being cursed by netizens, does that mean you shouldn't save people?"

"Distinguished leaders, do you still remember the oath you took?"

"I am a doctor!"

"I solemnly, autonomously, and gloriously made this promise: I will never give up as long as there is a glimmer of hope!"

quiet!

Inside the office, more than a dozen leaders were stunned, standing motionless in place, the doctor's manifesto flashing through their minds. They were all doctors, and although they had only read the manifesto once, it was deeply rooted in their hearts!

As a medical professional, I solemnly swear:

I will dedicate my life to humanity;

My first consideration will be the health and well-being of my patients;

I will respect the patient's autonomy and dignity;

……

I solemnly, autonomously, and gloriously make these promises!

The Hippocratic Oath resounded in everyone's minds like a great bell, causing them to tremble with shock. After realizing the truth, they were filled with shame and their faces turned red, unable to meet Xia Tian's gaze.

It's been so many years since I graduated... I almost forgot.

They are doctors.

As long as there is even a glimmer of hope to save the patient, we must never give up on any life until the very last moment!

This is a doctor's spirit and bottom line.

These leaders have actually forgotten the most basic things doctors need to do.

Dean Jia's cheeks were flushed, and he lowered his head.

In recent years, he has been influenced by money and interests, becoming more like a businessman than a doctor. He can no longer remember what it felt like to hold a scalpel. Looking back, he feels ashamed and sorry for the white coat he wears.

Boom boom boom!

There was a knock on the door.

"Please come in."

The office door opened, and Zhang Ming strode in, covered in sweat, still in his sterile surgical gown. He smiled when he saw Xia Tian.

"You're here too."

"They just happened to be together."

He smiled as he reported what was happening in the operating room to the assembled leaders.

"I've come to inform the leaders."

"The patient had a tumor in his lung. At the moment of the onset of the illness, the tumor ruptured, causing massive bleeding in the chest cavity. Fortunately, Xia Tian performed an open-chest surgery in time to stop the bleeding."

"The surgery is now complete, and the patient is in the ICU. All of the patient's vital signs are normal, and the patient is out of danger."

"Thank goodness summer is here."

"If it weren't for him, the patient would have died."

"He saved a life!"