The director's name is Ryan, but everyone seems to prefer to call him "Professor", Professor Ryan is a short, pot-bellied man, neither a doctor nor a pedant, but the doctor says that he is a powerful character, sweeping the Irish cardiovascular community, riding at a level that makes me nervous after him.

"The professor is a very easy-going person. "Doctor Van poked me and reminded me quietly.

"Girlfriend?" Professor Ryan, who was at the front, suddenly stopped and looked back sharply.

no！no！no！

I hurriedly jumped away from Dr. Fan, and hurriedly waved my hand with an embarrassed face, but Dr. Fan stood still and didn't speak, "Explain it!" I glanced at him, a person who speaks good English, hurry up and pick one!

Doctor Fan didn't speak, and Professor Ryan didn't continue to delve in, waiting for some serious explanation or answer, but I was embarrassed for a moment.

In Professor Ryan's office, the simple and Harajuku décor made me feel very comfortable, the walls were full of books, some books, so thick that they were beyond my imagination, the lazy three-seater sofa was placed in the corner of the office, Professor Ryan invited us to sit down, I glanced at Dr. Fan again, trying to get some information from him, but he didn't respond to me.

"Wen Tong?" Professor Ryan sat next to us, suddenly calling my name in an awkward Chinese voice, and the pronunciation of "tong" was accompanied by a childish tail from nowhere, so surprised that I almost didn't react.

"The professor's wife is Asian, so his Chinese is okay. "Dr. Fan told me on the side, and that's what relieved me.

"There's something I have to tell you. Professor Ryan made coffee for both of us, and then he had to say, "The patient who was rescued just now is the man you did so amazingly rescued, and his daughter is going to sue our hospital." ”

I almost bounced off the couch with a "free" sudden, "Why?!" I couldn't believe why we were suing us when we had gone to great lengths to get her father back? Was there something wrong with the medical process? Or was there something wrong with the medical process that I didn't know about? I quickly recalled the man's journey from the time he arrived at the emergency room to the time he had undergone surgery, and I didn't find anything that violated the medical law. At that time, we called repeatedly, but ...... "The only possibility I can think of is that there was no family member present before the operation, and there was no authorization, so what happened?

Dr. Fan interrupted me, "That's not the reason, you listen to the professor." "Ah...... I looked at Dr. Van and then at Professor Ryan, and I lowered my head a little embarrassed, brushed my hair, and sat down slowly.

"There is a legal support for the authorization of emergency surgery, and the doctor has the right to carry out the necessary rescue treatment for the patient without the presence of the patient's family, and you don't have to worry about this. Professor Ryan heard my concerns and promptly cleared me up, "Fan, didn't you tell her?" Professor Ryan's eyes skipped over to me and looked at Dr. Fan next to me.

What should Doctor Fan tell me? I also turned around in confusion, and Doctor Fan bowed his head and did not speak, no matter how much I urged, he seemed to have something unspeakable, so he was stuck in his throat. Professor Ryan sighed inexplicably, making me feel even more that something was wrong, what did I do?

Here's the thing.

The man lying on the hospital bed is called Benny, because of domestic violence, he ended his marriage with his wife half a year ago, Benny has been smoking and drinking, and his heart and blood vessels have been full of holes, Benny was depressed after the divorce, and his temper was even more irritable, and he was soon swept out of the house by the boss and became a jobless vagrant. On the day of the onset of the disease, Benny was drunk again, and he couldn't get angry for a while, so he went to his ex-wife's house with a bottle of wine, and after a hysterical outlet, he beat up his only daughter who came to persuade him, and Benny, who had left with his sleeves, returned to his home, and soon became ill and was sent to the hospital.

Benny has no relatives in Dublin, and his ex-wife is reluctant to take care of Benny's affairs, even if she is living or dying, and is not willing to come to the hospital. When the hospital contacted Benny's daughter, Shirley, through the police station, she was on her way to the police station to apply for a protective order. Shirley's long-term and irregular harassment of her mother and his crazy rogue behavior completely annoyed Shirley, and she had to seek police intervention and protection to ensure the personal safety of herself and her mother. Before Shirley arrived at the police station, she was first approached by the police.

As Shirley stood at the door of the operating room, she listened to the doctor inform her father of her condition. Acute myocardial infarction eventually leads to the cessation of the heartbeat, and the efforts of doctors seem to be ineffective. The doctor tried to convince Shirley to intubate Benny and continue the resuscitation, and although the probability of survival was almost zero, the doctor was willing to try again. Shirley rejected the doctor's advice and gave up resuscitation, while a trained nurse named Wen Tong from China miraculously restored her father's spontaneous heartbeat after insisting on chest compressions for more than 40 minutes.

Shirley didn't have the slightest joy, turned around and sued the hospital through her lawyer, and immediately reported to the police station about the incident in which Benny beat herself, so that the police showed up at Benny's bedside. Shirley argued that the hospital had no right to continue with Benny after she had signed a written waiver of resuscitation, even if the end result was that she was alive.

"What does this Shirley think?!" she ...... "I was so angry that I couldn't understand what Dr. Fan had said, and I got up from the couch and spun around with my hands on my hips, scratching my ears and cheeks, and I couldn't figure out why.

Medical disputes seem to have no borders, let alone medical standards, which is completely different from the medical environment described by Dr. Fan. Yes, this Benny is indeed scum to a certain extent, in the words of the Chinese, it may indeed be a pity to die, at the moral level, we can cut it with a thousand cuts, and it does not hurt to be executed at the time. But this is a life? There is no high or low in front of life, and there is no whether it should be saved, whether it can be saved, otherwise what is the difference between this differential treatment of different lives and a murderer?

"Shirley did sign the paperwork to give up the rescue, but fortunately, you didn't use traumatic rescue measures, and the delay because of you wasn't too long. Don't worry, a professional lawyer will help the hospital take care of this matter. Doctor Fan said.

"Responding to the lawsuit?" Listening to Dr. Fan's meaning, the hospital's lawyer has already made contact with the other party. In China, we have to hold an emergency meeting first, where a group of people sit down to weigh the pros and cons, discuss and discuss, and eventually adopt the most economical and least time-wasting methods, so as to avoid family disturbances and affect the order of medical treatment, embody the humanitarian spirit, reduce or exempt medical expenses, and give some "compensation" or condolence money morally. Haven't Dr. Fan and I been so humanitarian?

“Of course!” Professor Ryan crossed his legs, spread his hands, and gave me an extremely simple and affirmative answer, "The medical staff only need to think about treating the sick and saving people, and nothing else has anything to do with you, this is Ireland." ”

"What about the family's wishes?" I questioned, isn't that the core reason Shirley sued us?

"We fully respect human rights and respect the perception and choice of patients or their families about their own lives, but this does not prevent us from always upholding the dignity and value of life, let alone shaking the dignity and value of medical staff. Professor Ryan looked at me, word for word.

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