Chapter 19 — Mistakes Cannot Be Compensated

On Thu Nha stood still for a few seconds, grabbed her bag and left the meeting room. After she left, the Deputy Director gave another set of documents to Luc Hoai Xuyen.

"There's one more thing, I need your cooperation in the investigation."

Luc Hoai Xuyen caught it. Located at the top is a scientific article published in a prestigious medical journal three years ago. Main author: Wen Shuya. Contact author: Luc Hoai Xuyen. The deputy director said: "Someone personally denounced the original data of this article and the actual participants do not match." Luc Hoai Xuyen quickly flipped through a few pages.

“Experimental data taken from my research group.”

“But research team members said that Wen Shu Nha only participated in patient monitoring, and did not undertake experimental design or data analysis.”

“She reported to me that she was in charge of compiling all post-operative nursing records.”

“Current records show that data compilation was done by two resident doctors.”

The people in the meeting room looked at him simultaneously. Luc Hoai Xuyen's hand stopped on the page. The Deputy Director continued: "For her recent promotions, commendations, and candidacy for Chief Nursing Officer, I wrote letters of recommendation. The Disciplinary Inspection Department needs to verify whether there is any exchange of benefits in this matter."

“No.”

“Then please submit the relevant documents.”

I held my investigation conclusion and prepared to leave. Luc Hoai Xuyen chased him out into the hallway.

“Gia Hoa.”

I don't stop walking.

"I found your father's consultation records in the past."

This statement made me pause. He took out a copy from his briefcase. The upper right corner is stamped with the Medical Records room of Hospital No. 2. Behind the consultation application, there is a sheet recording the content of the phone conversation. On it is written: *[The patient is in critical condition, the risk of transfer is high, it is recommended that the affiliated hospital's experts come for consultation and surgery.]* Below is the response of the affiliated hospital: *[Doctor Luc Hoai Xuyen is attending a conference in a foreign province, judging that the patient's surgery difficulty is quite high, the hospital's current team should not take the risk of accepting it, recommending transfer to the Provincial People's Hospital.]* A little further down, is the note from the hospital. Doctor of Hospital No. 2: *[Provincial People's Hospital is too far away, estimated transfer time is over 6 hours. I asked for permission from Dr. Luc to have a remote consultation or coordinate the team a second time, but was not approved.]* My finger stopped at the four words "not agreed".

“Why wasn't this record in my father's medical record before?”

“Hospital No. 2 stores it separately in inter-hospital exchange records.”

Luc Hoai Xuyen's voice was hoarse.

“I've never seen it before.”

“But the above opinion is yours.”

“Yes.”

“Doctor Trieu said, at that time, an emergency file can be made.”

“That's right.”

“In my team there are also two doctors who have studied similar surgeries.”

“They have never done it independently.”

“I can guide you from a distance.”

Luc Hoai Xuyen did not answer. The window at the end of the hallway was open, papers rustled by the wind. I pressed the paper down.

"The night Wen Thu Nha's mother had surgery, why did you dare to come home?"

“You have judged her condition.”

“My father's condition, don't you evaluate it?”

“Yes Evaluate."

“As a result, he was forced to take an ambulance for 6 hours to the provincial hospital?”

Luc Hoai Xuyen's lips lost some of their color.

"At that time, I thought that moving to the provincial level would have a higher success rate."

“I know he can't last 6 hours.”

“I didn't know it would be so fast.”

I looked at the man in front of me, the person who had lived with me for 5 years. He still maintains the habit of throwing every choice under the guise of professional judgment.