The details of this matter.
It is understood that Ms. Jin's mother came to a hospital for carotid intubation on August 20, when Dr. Meng was in charge. However, Dr. Meng accidentally punctured the patient's vein into the artery during the operation, which led to the continuous outflow of blood. After pressing 10 hour, the bleeding still stopped, and then the family members were asked to transfer the patient to a large hospital for treatment.
On the night of the incident, Dr. Meng sent a message to the patient's family to apologize, saying that he had done something wrong and would be responsible for it. Because of his sincere attitude, the family accepted the apology and had a chat record as evidence. They wanted to control the mother's illness first and then investigate the responsibility. However, until his mother was discharged from the hospital, Dr. Meng had no money to solve the problem.
When Ms. Jin took the initiative to go to Dr. Meng to perform her duties, the other party began to cheat, claiming that she didn't mean to mess up the patient and couldn't let herself take responsibility alone. Ms. Jin asked: Take responsibility, obviously you said it yourself. Dr. Meng then replied: Now I don't want to take responsibility. Why don't you find a reasonable platform to stare at me? Ms. King: I'm not staring at you. You did cause the accident. You said before that you would take responsibility. If you can't do it, why say it? Dr Meng: You think I farted?
What do I think of this matter?
I really feel speechless about this. Maybe at first, Dr. Meng said those words because he was afraid that the patient would make trouble, but I know these words can reassure his family. Why not travel? Thirty thousand dollars should not be too much for a doctor. Now things are getting worse and worse, and the reputation is bad, and the liability for compensation is still indispensable.