Most director physicians have received banners from patients and their families.
"I've actually received a few, not enough to make a mountain. Dr. Zhou, this isn't the only good thing you've done! I heard the department is using the congenital heart disease case you handled as a typical example for promotion. Your reputation in Pediatrics is probably going to grow significantly!"
When saying this, Director Dai's tone was obviously tinged with jealousy.
Who can be blamed for this?
Back then, when the family members brought the patient to 'cause trouble,' Director Dai didn't take any responsibility, afraid of getting involved, and hid in the back, directly calling Zhou Can, the resident trainee, to face the family by himself.
Later, when it came to admitting the child, Director Dai also shirked, claiming she wasn't skilled in the field of congenital heart disease.
