After all, it's better said than heard~
Gradually, medical disturbances emerged!
They stood up for families whose loved ones died in hospitals, opposing, denouncing, and creating momentum against hospitals.
Their sole purpose was to hope that the hospital compensates the family as much as possible, so they can also get generous rewards.
With more of such incidents, the relationship between hospitals and patients became more nuanced and tense.
Doctors hesitated, afraid to treat with confidence, worried about any issues, even if the problems weren't theirs.
Patients couldn't receive active and effective treatment, they could only wait for death.
Once deceased, they become like women, tools in the hands of family members to demand compensation.
Some patient relatives would even explode violently, threatening the lives of medical staff!
