0 1, Hangzhou man died after eating out without authorization during hospitalization. The father of Ms. Bie (pseudonym) in Hangzhou was treated in a hospital in Hangzhou for pneumonia. After a period of treatment, Ms. Bie's father felt that his condition had improved. The doctor also believes that from all indicators, Ms. Bie's father has recovered well.
Ms. Bie's father probably thought he was recovering well, so he went out to eat without authorization and died of massive bleeding in his lungs. Ms. Bie thinks this should be the responsibility of the hospital. First of all, the hospital may have misdiagnosed his father's illness, and no one in the hospital prevented him from going out.
02. Personally, I feel that my family is more responsible. Personally, I think the family members are more responsible for this. Don't doubt that the hospital misdiagnosed before. Otherwise, why didn't other ladies have massive lung bleeding because of her father's pneumonia? But the doctor said that this situation is an emergency and unknown. It's basically like drinking water and suddenly choking to death.
This statement is unclear for the time being, and both sides hold their own words. Misdiagnosis or not, Ms. Bie's father must have died because she was out, so the question is whether the hospital has the responsibility to take care of patients.
Nursing is the responsibility of hospital nurses, but watching is the responsibility of family members. At most, nurses remind patients not to go out. As for whether the patient can go out, it is the patient's choice. After all, hospitals cannot interfere with patients' behavioral rights.
This hospital does this, reminding patients that they can't walk out of the ward easily. If it really counts, it should be the responsibility of other female fathers, but it is meaningless to blame them.
Generally speaking, when a family member is hospitalized, someone will accompany him in the hospital to take care of him. Even if he is away for a long time, he will deliver meals to patients, at least to ensure that he will not go out, but it seems that no one else's father's relatives do so, otherwise he will not go out to eat.
Therefore, I personally feel that if it is not misdiagnosed, then the hospital is actually not responsible. If you insist on who is responsible for this matter, it can only be its family. But in this case, the hospital will make compensation based on humanitarianism.