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This would get any sane doctor into jail in 5 seconds
Very nice drama. A little to over the top with the fancy solutions that would get any sane doctor into jail in 5 seconds but if you suspend reality for some scenes it is a good entertaining action drama. Full on fun for 8 episodes. I don't think anyone would be bored and the cases were all pretty nicely done.
The way he got hurt in the end...just goes to show how risky his way of being was. He was not even needed to carry that stretcher with 4 other 119 responders. He went there, put himself in danger and got hurt. And he was not needed there at all, he was just feeling indispensable - too much pride.
I would actually not want a doctor like this in my hospital either. He was to dangerous to himself, his team and even the patients. It's not actually good or possible to save everyone no matter the cost. Also Monetary cost is something that has to be considered but it is true that it should be on a higher level of decision making - policies, not hospitals themselves cutting corners for profit.
I'd never get on a work team like this either...collapse and death from overwork. That is actually one thing I disliked. The patos of the doctors job being tirelessly saving everyone around with no consideration for oneself. With the modern way the hospitals and doctors shifts are designed it does not leave space for life, human experiences, healthy family life and most importantly rest. I'm not a fan of media showcasing it as something to be proud of and promoted.
I liked it a lot but it is enough to watch it once not like with Hospital Playlist where characters were so likeable and multidimensional that you can rewatch again and again. Here only the main nurse really stole my heart with her authenticity and audacity :D She was awesome. Ofc other heroes were cool and likeable too but I'm going to forget about them tomorrow.
The way he got hurt in the end...just goes to show how risky his way of being was. He was not even needed to carry that stretcher with 4 other 119 responders. He went there, put himself in danger and got hurt. And he was not needed there at all, he was just feeling indispensable - too much pride.
I would actually not want a doctor like this in my hospital either. He was to dangerous to himself, his team and even the patients. It's not actually good or possible to save everyone no matter the cost. Also Monetary cost is something that has to be considered but it is true that it should be on a higher level of decision making - policies, not hospitals themselves cutting corners for profit.
I'd never get on a work team like this either...collapse and death from overwork. That is actually one thing I disliked. The patos of the doctors job being tirelessly saving everyone around with no consideration for oneself. With the modern way the hospitals and doctors shifts are designed it does not leave space for life, human experiences, healthy family life and most importantly rest. I'm not a fan of media showcasing it as something to be proud of and promoted.
I liked it a lot but it is enough to watch it once not like with Hospital Playlist where characters were so likeable and multidimensional that you can rewatch again and again. Here only the main nurse really stole my heart with her authenticity and audacity :D She was awesome. Ofc other heroes were cool and likeable too but I'm going to forget about them tomorrow.
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