Disciplinary Guidelines

Jiang Heng obviously didn't expect that it would be Ji Yao who entered the door.

The case materials he received were not so complete. It was unknown whether Li Linghua didn't know Ji Yao or what. The information book only listed the institution of the hospital, and there was no information about the person responsible.

His and Ji Yao's gazes collided in the air, and they both saw the same disbelief in each other's eyes.

Hao Yu stood up from behind the desk, looked at Ji Yao, then at Jiang Heng, and seemed to smell some unusual atmosphere from the atmosphere.

"This is Ms. Li Linghua's attorney." Hao Yu introduced each other: "This is our doctor Ji—do you know each other?"

"I know." Jiang Heng was the first to recover, smiled politely at Hao Yu, and said, "I just went to the emergency department in your hospital last week, and Dr. Ji is my attending doctor."

The attending doctor, Ji Yao was poked by these four words. He lowered his eyes and nodded at Jiang Heng without any pain. Without saying hello, he went straight to the desk, opened the stool and sat down.

"Ah, that's a coincidence." Hao Yu smiled dryly, rubbed his hands and sat back to his original position, continuing the topic he hadn't finished just now: "That's right, the hospital can understand Ms. Li's grief, but I also Having said that, we are following the normal first aid procedure, and you must understand better than the family members about the identification of medical malpractice."

Jiang Heng nodded slightly with a polite smile, but didn't make any comments, just listening to Hao Yu's continuation.

"So we still feel that it is best to negotiate a solution." Hao Yu said: "There is no need for the family members to be so stubborn."

That's what Hao Yu said, but in fact he didn't have much hope in his heart - after all, the person in front of him is not a real family member, but just a "lawyer". Where do they go to earn agency fees.

Sure enough, Jiang Heng refused to accept his words, and he didn't bother with his words at all. He said in twos and twos: "Of course, we are all here to solve the problem fairly and justly. Since my client has doubts in his heart, let's find out about this matter. The court Doctor Fang, Doctor Ji, and my client are all fine."

He set the nature of the matter to be fair and just to find out the truth. Of course, Hao Yu couldn't say anything more. The old director sighed inwardly, and looked at Ji Yao, wanting to see his opinion, who knew that Ji Yao seemed to be treating him The cabbage ornament on the table became very interested, and he kept his eyes on it without moving his eyes. Hao Yuming gave him several winks in secret, but Ji Yao didn't see it.

Hao Yu had no choice but to agree, "Indeed."

Jiang Heng didn't pay too much attention to Ji Yao, he seemed to be really business-like, and only regarded him as an attending doctor who had met once, and didn't give him a second look except for the initial greeting.

"Are those medical staff all the people present?" Jiang Heng asked.

"There are two other people on rotation. They are not on duty today. If you want to find them, you have to wait another day." Hao Yu said: "But it may not be rewarding, so we can only ask when the time comes."

On the day of Li Wen's operation, the emergency room was very busy. Apart from Ji Yao, there were only two nurses who had face-to-face communication with the patient's family.

But firstly, it took too long, and secondly, the incident was a bit serious. During the interrogation and testimony before, one of the nurses couldn’t remember the actual situation that day, and he couldn’t be sure whether Li Wen’s father had mentioned his medical history and drug allergies. history.

"Doctor Ji." Jiang Heng said suddenly: "My client said that Li Wen's father had clearly informed you of the deceased's disease history, medication and other details that day. Is there such a thing?"

"No." Ji Yao finally took his attention back from the cabbage decoration, frowned upon hearing this, and said firmly: "He didn't say anything, just kept crying, and dragged me to save his son. "

Jiang Heng turned his head to the side, looked at Ji Yao seriously, and asked, "Are you sure?"

Even counting the day of breaking up, Jiang Heng never spoke to him in such a tone of alienation and questioning, even though they had broken up for three years, Ji Yao still felt very uncomfortable.

He suppressed the uncomfortable feeling in his heart, leaned back on the back of the chair, and said impatiently, "I'm sure."

"The second question." Jiang Heng said: "Is the informed consent form for the operation signed by Ms. Zhou Fang in the presence of Li Wen's father?"

Ji Yao froze for a moment before realizing that "Ms. Zhou Fang" should be the unknown little three, four and five next to the middle-aged man.

"...Yes." Ji Yao knew that this matter would definitely be caught by Li Linghua. He licked his lips and couldn't help but said, "But it's because Li Wen's father refused to sign."

"Excuse me, is there any actual refusal?" Jiang Heng said, "Words or actions."

No, Ji Yao's heart sank.

At that time, the middle-aged man just kept crying, and then ignored his signature request, and did not actually refuse.

It was because he lingered and refused to sign, so Ji Yao habitually handed the notice to the "family members" who became more sober at first glance.

Ji Yao himself knew that this answer might not be friendly to him, so he didn't say anything for a moment.

Jiang Heng got the answer from his brief hesitation, and didn't press him any further.

"Can I take a copy of Mr. Li Wen's medication records and the day's emergency medical records?" Jiang Heng said to Hao Yu.

"This...in principle, it is possible, but there are procedures." Hao Yu said: "The family members need a separate authorization letter for information transfer, as well as a corresponding official review letter."

Hao Yu has dealt with these matters all year round, so he naturally knows that lawyers have the right to obtain evidence, but case sheets and medication records are important physical evidence, and the hospital's request is to give it or not.

Fortunately, Jiang Heng didn't look easy to mess with, but in fact he was quite easy to talk to. He didn't bother him too much, he just pulled out his chair and stood up.

"Okay, then I'll go back and complete the formalities." Jiang Heng said.

Hao Yu secretly breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that fortunately, Jiang Heng didn't use the court's authorization letter to suppress him, so there shouldn't be any malice.

"Then I'll see you off?" Hao Yu said.

"No, you stay." Jiang Heng politely refused, but before leaving, he looked at Ji Yao and asked, "Isn't Doctor Ji on vacation, please give me a break."

Selfishly, Hao Yu didn't want Ji Yao to have too much contact with him alone. After all, Ji Yao was still young, and Hao Yu was worried that he would be tricked by the other party unintentionally.

Unexpectedly, before he could politely refuse, Ji Yao stood up first and said, "Let's go."

Ji Yao brushed past Jiang Heng as he spoke, and left the office first. Jiang Heng was not in a hurry to chase him, but smiled at Hao Yu and signaled to Hao Yu, and then walked out a few steps behind Ji Yao.

Ji Yao didn't know why Jiang Heng asked him to give it to him. Since he saw the other party today, his mood was very complicated, and his mentality was not stable enough.

While feeling wronged, he couldn't help feeling wronged.

Ji Yao knew that if any lawyer were here today, he would have no other thoughts other than irritability, but Jiang Heng was here, so it was difficult for him to completely convince himself to maintain a normal mind.

But he just didn't have a position like this - after all, the other party ate this bowl of rice, it just happened to be on his head.It has been three years since he and Jiang Heng broke up, and the other party has no reason to take his feelings into consideration in private work.

Jiang Heng's car was parked in the parking lot behind the hospital. To get there, he needed to pass through a small garden behind the inpatient department. Ji Yao led him through the building, silent to each other, and did not speak all the way.

It wasn't until he reached the center of the garden and there was no one around that Jiang Heng slowed down and gradually stopped.

Ji Yao heard his footsteps, stopped, turned around and looked at him suspiciously.

Jiang Heng took out a box of slender cigarettes from his pocket, and motioned to Ji Yao: "Do you want it?"

Ji Yao didn't know what was going on in his mind, he stared at Jiang Heng, as if he wanted to find some clues of his attitude from his face.

But he didn't see anything.

Jiang Heng had just been discharged from the hospital for a few days, and his walking speed could not keep up with Ji Yao. Seeing him stop at this moment, he walked over slowly and passed the cigarette he had drawn to Ji Yao.

Ji Yao glanced at him, even though he knew Jiang Heng was here to catch him today, but he couldn't help the occupational disease.

He smoked the cigarette in Jiang Heng's hand, and put it in his pocket.

"Don't." Ji Yao said angrily, "Don't smoke too. Quit smoking and drinking for three months. This is the doctor's order."

Jiang Heng was stunned for a moment, then suddenly smiled, and really put away the cigarette case.

"You're in trouble." After a while, the smile on Jiang Heng's brows faded a little, and he said seriously: "Li Wen's father stepped in the door backwards, and it's all these years relying on Li Linghua's support to gain a foothold in Shanghai. But after all these years, he is probably not satisfied with being the door-to-door son-in-law, and has incurred a lot of romantic debts outside."

"These are your customers' privacy." Ji Yao couldn't help stabbing him: "You just tell me that?"

"Public information, as long as you have the heart, you can find it if you want." Jiang Heng said.

Ji Yao didn't command his army, but he couldn't help but refuse to listen because it was his own business.

"Li Wen's father plotted against Li Linghua and wanted a divorce, but Li Linghua had guarded against him long ago and transferred most of his assets to Li Wen's name. Now if he divorces, he won't get half of it." Jiang Heng continued: "You The Zhou Fang I met before was Li Wen's father's little lover. Recently, he was trying to persuade them to divorce and divide the family property. There are many things going on here, and I can't tell you all. I can only say that Li Linghua suspected that his son's death was not accidental, but Murdered, that's why you're holding on to it—you came at the gunpoint."