The intern's lawyer wife

As soon as the taxi arrived at Shuxi Hospital, Jian Yifan got out and ran towards the outpatient building. She ran all the way to the fifth floor, where she heard the crying and commotion of the patient's family members coming from the mediation room.

"A perfectly healthy man came to your hospital for treatment of a minor case of pneumonia, and how did you manage to get him into the ICU? Now you've even issued a critical condition notice! If anything happens to my husband, it'll be your hospital's fault! You'll have to pay with your lives!"

"We couldn't have misdiagnosed the patient. We are currently doing everything we can to find the reason for the sudden deterioration of the patient's condition. Please calm down, family member."

"I can't calm down. When my husband came to see the doctor, a doctor and a group of interns were asking him all sorts of questions and checking his medical records over and over again. It was a matter of life and death, and you were letting your interns practice on a patient? You say there couldn't have been a misdiagnosis, but it must have been those inexperienced interns who wrote the medical records wrong. If my husband had died, I would have sued your hospital, that irresponsible doctor, and those interns. None of them would have gotten away with it; they are all the murderers who killed my husband!"

Outside.

A group of interns were terrified when they heard they were going to be sued.

Jian Yifan walked up, straightened her white coat, and was about to push open the door to mediate.

"Don't go in." Zhang Ke stopped him. "Director Wang instructed that all the interns should wait outside and not go in to upset the patient's family."

Jian Yifan then realized that she was an intern doctor and not qualified to mediate.

I just encountered a medical dispute on instinct and didn't dare to delay for a moment, so I rushed back to deal with it because life is only once. However, I'm very out of breath now. I didn't exercise enough when I was young, which won't do. I'll start exercising more from tomorrow to deal with any sudden situations with patients.

Jian Yifan didn't want anything else; having been reborn, all she wanted was to save more people.

Jian Yifan asked, "What exactly is the patient's condition?"

A pretty female intern held the medical record, looking puzzled: "Wang Chengyong did have pneumonia, but after being hospitalized and receiving IV fluids, how did his vital signs plummet and he end up in the ICU?"

Her name is Jiang Yining, Jian Yifan's classmate, and also the top student in the class.

"Let me take a look at the medical record." Jian Yifan took the medical record and began to read it.

While peeking through the crack in the door, Zhang Ke muttered, "Director Wang and his group of experts and professors have been studying the case for ages but haven't come up with anything. Let's not worry about it and just wait to be sued."

The interns panicked even more.

"I've only been interning for less than a month, and I'm already embroiled in a medical dispute."

"If something really happens to a patient and they sue us, we won't be qualified doctors yet, and we'll be carrying this kind of record on our resumes. What hospital will hire us?"

"What should we do?"

Jian Yifan didn't worry about her future. Instead, she focused intently on the case and raced against time to find the cause of the illness. Compared to her future, disputes, and stains, Dr. Jian valued more the fact that there was a person lying in the ICU whose life was hanging by a thread.

Jiang Yining said, "Yifan, did you figure it out?"

Jian Yifan said, "Give me the blood gas analysis and coagulation function reports from when you were admitted to the hospital, as well as the one from before you were transferred to the ICU."

Jiang Yining took the report from her classmate and handed it over, saying, "We've all studied it together for a long time, but we can't find any problems."

Jian Yifan's academic performance was average, and his internship performance was also average. Later, after becoming a doctor, he focused on perseverance, was able to endure hardship and learn, and took one step at a time. After many years of hard work, he eventually became a medical expert.

With a bang, the mediation room door was kicked open, and the patient's wife rushed out, glaring angrily at the group of interns at the door.

"What are you looking at? You're all murderers!"

The intern was so startled that he took a step back.

They haven't officially graduated yet, and have only been interning at the hospital for less than a month. They're still novices, let alone capable of handling things on their own. Just one patient is enough to overwhelm these novices.

"I've hired Attorney Shen to deal with you bunch of unethical doctors!"

The patient's wife angrily pointed at everyone, then answered the phone and went to the elevator to pick up Attorney Shen.

Zhang Ke asked curiously, "She sounds very impressive?"

"A lawyer who specializes in medical malpractice cases has never lost." Dr. Wang, the head of the respiratory department, took off his glasses, rubbed his eyes, and looked exhausted. He hadn't expected to be defeated by something as trivial as pneumonia, but he couldn't figure out the problem right away.

"Never lost a game?" Zhang Ke said. "Then why didn't you invite her to help our hospital sooner? Then she wouldn't pose a threat to us."

"Get out of here, you're just making a mess all day long!" Director Wang yelled.

Zhang Ke patted Jian Yifan on the shoulder: "Brother, you're doomed. You're going to have a professional stain on your record before you even graduate."

Jian Yifan didn't have time to pay attention; she was busy reviewing medical records.

Seeing him like this, Jiang Yining, being a top student, didn't give up and came up to study the case with Jian Yifan.

Another intern said, "I heard from my uncle that the hospital that lawyer Shen has sued has more beds than our department. We're most likely to lose this medical malpractice case. I forget what his name is."

"The cause of the illness hasn't been found, the patient is on the verge of death, and they've even hired such a powerful lawyer. We're doomed before we even graduate." A female intern with poor mental fortitude was already in tears.

Jian Yifan rarely dealt with medical lawyers in his previous life, and he didn't want to, because the appearance of a medical lawyer meant that a medical dispute was about to occur.

I never imagined that less than a month after being reborn, I would have to deal with a medical lawyer. I firmly believe this is the first and last time!

"Oh, I remember now," the intern said. "That lawyer who specializes in medical malpractice cases is called... Shen Yiren!"

Upon hearing this, Jian Yifan raised her head, her expression one of shock.

"Have you found the cause of the illness?" Jiang Yining asked.

"no!"

Jian Yifan was stunned.

Shen Yiren?

This name sounds familiar?

Jian Yifan reached into her bag and touched the marriage certificate.

My wedding partner is also named Shen Yiren, and she's also... a lawyer, could it be...?

"Attorney Shen is here," Zhang Ke said in a low voice.

Jian Yifan looked towards the elevator at the end of the corridor.

The elevator doors opened.

The female secretary, with a neatly folded lawyer's robe draped over her wrist, blocked the elevator, letting Shen Yiren go first.

Shen Yiren wasn't wearing a lawyer's robe. She wore a white shirt with a black high-waisted long skirt that hugged her slender figure. The skirt was slit at the back, revealing a sliver of white skin on her legs. She was very beautiful but exuded a cool and aloof aura. She had a strong presence but was still very feminine.

Jian Yifan looked at her and confirmed in just one second that this was Shen Yiren, the marriage partner he had just had a whirlwind marriage with and who was now "not bothering each other"!

For a moment, I felt a little dazed.

Isn't she in the process of getting a divorce?

When Jian Yifan learned that she was a lawyer, he didn't ask what kind of cases she mainly handled. Based on his preconceived notions, he assumed that most of them were divorce cases.

But, to my surprise, my wedding partner was someone else!

She happens to specialize in medical malpractice lawsuits.

Doctors least want to deal with people like lawyers who specialize in medical malpractice cases.

broken.

I'm a doctor, and I married a wife who's a nemesis of doctors!