Chapter 3051: 2849 Ye Qingqiu's Analysis

If saying that every hospital's medical department/medical section being like the Embroidered Uniform Guard is somewhat inaccurate, then the medical department of 912 and Director Ye Qingqiu truly are the Grand Commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard.

That gloomy feeling made Zheng Ren feel he could hardly bear it; the phrase 'keep one's distance' was practically made for Director Ye.

He suddenly recalled a movie he had seen before, called Double Treasure vs. Demons, where everything was a misunderstanding, just a coincidence…… He shouldn't think that way about Director Ye; Zheng Ren steadied his mind and said, 'Director Ye.'

'Eh? Boss Zheng is also on speaker? Where's Director Lin?' Ye Qingqiu reacted extremely quickly, her heart clear and perceptive.

'Director Ye, I'm here,' Lin Ge said with a bitter smile.

'If you're there, why call me? I'm making dinner for my son.' Ye Qingqiu said, 'What's something you can't handle?'

'That's right, Director Ye.'

Su Yun briefly and concisely explained the whole matter, with appropriate detail and without omitting any details.

'Director Ye, I see Director Lin's expression; I guess President Zhao is his classmate, so some remarks are too pointed to say. We're not medical department staff, so we don't understand some regulations; we just feel something's off, not knowing what.' Su Yun said.

'Oh, that's it, no wonder.' From Ye Qingqiu's end came a sizzling oil sound, followed by the sound of stir-frying.

'What do you think about this matter, Boss Zheng?' Ye Qingqiu didn't answer the question but instead threw out a question.

'Huh? What do you mean? Director Ye, what are you getting at?' Zheng Ren looked bewildered.

'This matter clearly will offend people; if you don't think it'll offend anyone, just go after them ruthlessly. But normally nobody does that, and there's no benefit.' Ye Qingqiu said while stir-frying.

……

Zheng Ren silently listened to Director Ye speaking, and many ideas came to mind.

'The key is that the patient's family doesn't understand; this will displease both sides.' Ye Qingqiu said.

'Huh?'

The more Ye Qingqiu spoke, the more confused Zheng Ren became, wondering how the patient's family still didn't understand.

'I won't beat around the bush; let me lay this out—whatever we do, it doesn't matter, I definitely support Boss Zheng.' Ye Qingqiu first stated her position, 'It's just a private hospital; even with capital backing, I'm not afraid.'

'Please go ahead.' Zheng Ren's tone became much more polite, sincere inside and out, not the usual perfunctory attitude when speaking to others.

'The core of this matter is that the private hospital performed surgery in violation of regulations.' From Ye Qingqiu's side, the sound of stir-frying seemed to carry a rich aroma of home cooking, wafting over.

'Put it this way, what could have been resolved with a simple induction they insisted on doing a C‑section. An induction costs only a few thousand yuan—at most over 3000 even in a first‑class hospital, and with other fees it definitely stays under 20,000. A C‑section is different; it's surgery, not just a procedure.'

Ye Qingqiu's few simple words tore apart all the mist.

'That's not the key point; if this happened in a qualified hospital like our 912, incidents would be rare. After all, it's just a C‑section induction, a simple minor procedure.' Ye Qingqiu continued, 'Even if there were postoperative bleeding, you, Boss Zheng, are still here.'

'Uh……'

'From the case brief, I estimate the events went like this. The private hospital has its own allocation system, which differs from public hospitals. Perhaps the doctor decided on his own, or perhaps the institution required it; I think the latter is quite likely, otherwise they wouldn't have agreed to pay 1.2 million to settle this.'

'Regardless, they didn't do a simple induction but said the fetus was large enough to need a C‑section. Another point is whether the fetus was dead or they used B‑scan to determine sex. This is hard to see from the records, and public hospitals don't allow telling pregnant women and their families the baby's sex.'

'Never mind that; in the end a C‑section was performed. Whether the operator would do it or not is another matter…… He would definitely do it, but lacking sufficient experience, he caused bleeding, pressed three gauze pads, stepped down, and prepared for a second‑stage operation.'

'Boss Zheng, you've worked in Hai Cheng, so you know. Money remains a big issue; they'd avoid the second‑stage operation if possible, though it's still uncertain, but I think it's the doctor's problem. He was frightened silly, had never seen a critical emergency, had done few surgeries, so he just muddled through, possibly even tricking the patient's family into signing for self‑discharge.'

'Afterwards he kept having fevers and was readmitted. Then another problem arose: why should infection‑induced toxic shock be treated in a first‑class hospital? If I'm being suspicious, it's because Director Lin's classmate didn't dare release the patient. No matter which hospital—say, coming to our 912—after surgery you'd normally show the removed material to the family.'

The dishes on Ye Qingqiu's side were finished; he called his wife and children to eat, then moved to a quiet spot to continue the call.

'At home they saw the gauze, and everything was exposed.'

'But……' Zheng Ren had some doubts.

'Not daring to face the mistake is human nature; Boss Zheng can't guess their thoughts with his own.' Ye Qingqiu said in a low voice, 'They might bully the patient's family…… but no matter what, it's just an induction; the family won't let up, so they had to autopsy. The forensic doctor wouldn't fake it, nor need to; once the truth leaked, they just wanted to settle things quickly.'

After Ye Qingqiu said that, everything fell into place.

But Zheng Ren still had a lingering doubt—not quite a doubt—yet under Ye Qingqiu's reasoning, what would happen next was obvious.

'Boss Zheng, if you step forward, we're not afraid, after all we're on the side of reason.' From Ye Qingqiu's side came a pat sound—likely him lighting a cigarette—'But as for that private hospital, no need to mention it; they'll surely be offended, and on top of that Lin Ge will be too embarrassed to see his old classmates. As for the patient's family, they'll probably hate you down to the bone.'

Saying such 'unthinkable' words, Zheng Ren felt not the slightest bit surprised.

Once we break with the private hospital, the patient's family's 1.2 million compensation will surely be gone. The hospital is suspected of serious violations; compared to whether the hospital can stay open, any medical accident is trivial.

President Zhao is willing to put up 1.2 million to smooth this over; that's the reason. He and the capital behind him don't want a single medical incident to delay the development of the hospital under construction.

That's the real money!

If everything is affected, the 1.2 million compensation will surely come to nothing; they'd rather sue the patient's family all the way, appeal, repeatedly go to court than pay directly.

As for whether the operator will bear criminal liability, the capital won't consider that.