Urban Life: I Just Want To Work Hard!

Chapter 263: Familiarity Breeds Contempt

"I have never said such a thing, don't distort the facts," Li Dashao said calmly, "But you did meet someone you shouldn't have, right?"

"But I corrected my mistake in time and canceled the meeting. It was the other person's plan. I am also a victim."

"It's like a criminal trying to kill someone with a knife, but the crime is interrupted. Do you think the law should or should not hold the person responsible afterwards?"

"If that's the case, then I think the law should be lenient towards someone who has had a sudden realization, give them a probationary period for observation, right?"

"According to your logic, then I also violated my promise and stopped attacking you halfway. Shouldn't that be okay?"

"...You! Shameless!"

In this round of debate, Yun Xiaoyue once again completely failed. Seeing that her intelligence couldn't match up to this person who was full of twisted reasoning, she finally angrily dropped these words and twisted her waist back to her room.

If you can't afford it, you can't hide from it!

Wait, I have something to tell you."

Li Mubai looked at her amusement and then changed the subject, "Something happened at your old workplace.

Yun Xiaoyue's footsteps stopped, and she turned her face full of surprise.

In the afternoon, your sister and I went to visit the nursing home. On the way back, I saw a large group of people in mourning clothes gathered at the entrance of Huahai Hospital. They said they wanted justice."

"Oh, there must be another medical dispute."

Upon hearing this, her previously carefree attitude calmed down instead.

"It seems like you don't care at all," Li Mubai said.

"You've been in the hospital for a long time, so you'll feel that these things are nothing, it's just familiarity breeding contempt. When I was interning at a public hospital before, there was a period of time when I wore a helmet to work every day." Yun Xiaoyue, who had a lot of experience in this area, helplessly said, "Later, when I went to Huahai Hospital, it became much safer, but there would still be occasional trouble."

Li Mubai couldn't help but laugh and cry.

But her words had something worth pondering.

For example, the different attitudes of public and private hospitals towards medical disputes.

Of course, medical disputes between doctors and patients can be divided into two categories: legal litigation and illegal medical disturbances. Here, we are talking about illegal medical disturbances.

In another world, he was also curious why medical disturbances often occurred in public hospitals, while private hospitals rarely had such incidents. After exploring, he understood that it was a result of the system.

It is well known that public hospitals are under the jurisdiction of powerful departments, even under the leadership of the government. Under the premise of maintaining social stability, higher-level authorities often require hospital authorities to compromise and resolve issues as much as possible, even through legal means. The police, procuratorate, and legal departments are also hindered by similar measures due to the requirements of higher-level authorities...

This relatively biased attitude directly leads to more and more medical troubles, and even in the eyes of many people, the more, the better.

On the other hand, private hospitals are responsible for the interests of private shareholders and can be regulated by the government, but no one can tell you how to deal with these medical disturbances.

In any case, their attitude is very firm.

Want money? Go to court!

Want to make a scene? Then go ahead!

In that world of private hospitals, most of them had strong backgrounds, clear distinctions between right and wrong, and it was obvious who was stronger and who was weaker.

In this world of a clean, fair, and just legal system without dark organizations, Huahai Group naturally wouldn't be so arrogant, but their attitude towards medical disturbances was still quite firm, otherwise they wouldn't have developed into a big player in the medical industry.

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