Chapter 995 No Longer Trusting Her Medical Skills Neera frowned, her doubts intensifying. âCould it beâ¦â
Before she finished her sentence, Isabella immediately understood what she was trying to say âI donât believer it.â
Isabella bit her lip hard and responded quickly as if she was anxiously denying something. âThe Lopez family, after all, is a family of doctors. The education we received from a young age was to cure diseases and save lives, and we never joke about a patientâs life. Even for the sake of power, we canât abandon the principles and ethics of a doctor!â
Seeing the determined look on her face, Neera could only sigh in silence. This bestie of mine may seem carefree, but sheâs actually quite innocent and kind-hearted.
Even when caught in the whirlpool of the Lopez familyâs power struggle, she always held onto her fundamental values as a doctor.
The education she received from a young age served as a guiding principle for her. She was not prepared to witness the waning influence of that principle.
âIf thatâs really the case, Iâm afraid your position as the director might be in jeopardy since you canât produce evidence to prove yourself.â Neera had no choice but to remind her of the cruel reality and the worst possible outcome.
Isabellaâs face instantly fell, she was utterly dejected.
Nonetheless, she still had to solve the problem. After a moment of dejection, she mustered up the courage to face it. âIâll take care of this matter, you donât need to worry about me. Given the current situation, letâs just hope the patient is all right.â
Neera nodded in agreement, choosing to wait for the news with her.
About an hour later, Isabellaâs assistant hurriedly came in. âDirector, the rescue is successful. The patient is now out of danger and has been moved to the general ward!â
This was undoubtedly good news, and Isabella finally breathed a sigh of relief.
However, before she could even feel relieved, the assistant spoke again. âBut now, the patientâs family is causing a commotion outside. They donât want you to continue treating this patientâ¦.â
Neeraâs expression darkened. She immediately went out to take a look.
The family was engaged in a heated argument, blaming Isabella. âThe hospitalâs director prescribed the wrong medication, and it almost cost my son his life! Who would dare to let such a doctor treat them?
Heartless doctor! Sheâs nothing more than someone who would harm others for her own benefit. A despicable, vile creature! My son was on the brink of recovery, but now heâs back in bed. I canât help but wonder when heâll make a full recovery!â
Upon hearing the commotion, the other patients and their families came out one after another, all terrified. In no time, they swarmed to the nurseâs station, demanding a change of their attending doctor.
They were all stirred up, no longer believing in Isabellaâs medical skills.
Nothing could be worse than this situation!
Those people from the Lopez family might very well seize this opportunity to deal with Isabella.
They were all stirred up, no longer believing in Isabellaâs medical skills.
Nothing could be worse than this situation!
Those people from the Lopez family might very well seize this opportunity to deal with Isabella.
Neeraâs brows were tightly knitted, her face looking rather unpleasant.
As she turned around, she saw Isabella had also followed her out, her face deathly pale, her lips even trembling slightly. âBellâ¦â
When she was just about to persuade Isabella to calm down, Alvin walked over. âIsabella, the hospitalâs shareholders have called for an urgent meeting. We have to go now.â
Isabella stared at him with a heavy heart, sensing the mockery in his eyes. She could feel her spirits sinking even lower.
Taking a deep breath, she forced herself to stay calm. âUnderstood.â
âNeera, you should go home now. I can handle this matter myself.â After finished speaking, she walked away stiffly, heading to the conference room with Alvin.
Her assistant was deeply concerned, bordering on desperation. âMs. Garcia, what do we do now? The director isnât someone who makes careless mistakes. There must be something wrong with this situationâ¦â
Neera shared the same thoughts. Instead of leaving immediately, she turned to her assistant and asked, âAre there surveillance cameras in this office? Could you do me a favor and make a copy of the footage from the past few days? If someone had tampered with the data in Bellâs computer, they would have had to enter her office. We should be able to find out who it was by watching the footage.â
The assistantâs eyes lit up when she heard that. and she gladly agreed to retrieve the footage for her.
As Isabella entered the conference room, she immediately sensed the discomfort that came with the shareholdersâ scrutinizing stares.
In those gazes, Isabella could discern not only doubt and mockery but also traces of disdain and disgust.
*You owe us an explanation now that the situation has spiraled out of control.â Someone spoke up in a hostile tone.
Isabella took a deep breath and said aloud, âI didnât prescribe the wrong medication. Something must have gone wrong.â
H âYouâre still providing excuses! If there wasnât an error, then why did the patientâs condition deteriorate after taking your medicine? If Harris hadnât intervened today, the situation would be far worse!â the person exclaimed.
Another shareholder chimed in, âExactly! Youâre accountable for this matter. Donât think you can evade responsibility by simply saying you didnât prescribe the wrong medication! We appointed you as the hospital director because we believed in your exceptional medical skills and your sense of responsibility. But now, if your continue to evade responsibility when issues arise, we may need to challenge your role as the director!â
âI agree! Your mistake has now had a significant impact on the hospital. A director with bad credibility is not good for the hospitalâs reputation, and certainly not for our Lopez family.â
Neeraâs brows were tightly knitted, her face looking rather unpleasant.
As she turned around, she saw Isabella had also followed her out, her face deathly pale, her lips even trembling slightly. âBellâ¦â
When she was just about to persuade Isabella to calm down, Alvin walked over. âIsabella, the hospitalâs shareholders have called for an urgent meeting. We have to go now.â
Isabella stared at him with a heavy heart, sensing the mockery in his eyes. She could feel her spirits sinking even lower.
Taking a deep breath, she forced herself to stay calm. âUnderstood.â
âNeera, you should go home now. I can handle this matter myself.â After finished speaking, she walked away stiffly, heading to the conference room with Alvin.
Her assistant was deeply concerned, bordering on desperation. âMs. Garcia, what do we do now? The director isnât someone who makes careless mistakes. There must be something wrong with this situationâ¦â
Neera shared the same thoughts. Instead of leaving immediately, she turned to her assistant and asked, âAre there surveillance cameras in this office? Could you do me a favor and make a copy of the footage from the past few days? If someone had tampered with the data in Bellâs computer, they would have had to enter her office. We should be able to find out who it was by watching the footage.â
The assistantâs eyes lit up when she heard that. and she gladly agreed to retrieve the footage for her.
As Isabella entered the conference room, she immediately sensed the discomfort that came with the shareholdersâ scrutinizing stares.
In those gazes, Isabella could discern not only doubt and mockery but also traces of disdain and disgust.
âYou owe us an explanation now that the situation has spiraled out of control.â Someone spoke up in a hostile tone.
Isabella took a deep breath and said aloud, âI didnât prescribe the wrong medication. Something must have gone wrong.â
âYouâre still providing excuses! If there wasnât an error, then why did the patientâs condition deteriorate after taking your medicine? If Harris hadnât intervened today, the situation would be far worse!â the person exclaimed.
Another shareholder chimed in, âExactly! Youâre accountable for this matter. Donât think you can evade responsibility by simply saying you didnât prescribe the wrong medication! We appointed you as the hospital director because we believed in your exceptional medical skills and your sense of responsibility. But now, if your continue to evade responsibility when issues arise, we may need to challenge your role as the director!â
âI agree! Your mistake has now had a significant impact on the hospital. A director with bad credibility is not good for the hospitalâs reputation, and certainly not for our Lopez family.â
Comments(0)
Join the discussion — sign in to leave a comment
Sign In to CommentNo comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts!