@@JamesSullivan-c8f if a member of the surgical team or an external medical professional walks in and says "We need to stop the surgery" you don't just continue and disregard their opinion. I was asked by a Attending physician at one of the hospitals if I was able to speak up and report if anything wrong has happened Directly there is an ethical obligation here for the safe care of a patient Under AMA code of Medical ethics Opinon 9.4.2 "The obligation to report incompetent or unethical conduct that may put patients at risk is recognized in both the ethical standards of the profession and in law and physicians should be able to report such conduct without fear or loss of favor. " Nurses have the same provision under ANA Code of ethics Provision 3. To Further state on no matter the Position of someone the right to advocate for a patient has always been a medical cornerstone even if he's a CEO of the medical intuition the board and peers will ramify him with medical malpractice after being told it was adverse even with his experience. Also to insult someone about sentinces online is retarded.
no way, sheldon isnt autistic, he's a normal guy who is suffering from genuisity. if an autistic was a smart genius, hed be most likely be empathetic and altruistic. take any real life autistic geniuses as a reference
It's his sense of responsibility. More good than harm is generally ok but not in surgery. Mistakes can kill the patient. He noticed his age was becoming a problem that could introduce a higher chance of mistakes, so he decided to retire before it's too late.
You have to think of it as you or a loved one. Would you want him doing surgery on the person you loved the most in this whole world if he was starting to make mistakes or forget something? Neither would he, and so he did what he felt was best.
This is what i called devotion to his core and his values is not whether is other person or himself also need to standby those value and he left because he broke his own value (everything counts)
In my opinion, people should watch more movies to see doctors are in different of levels than we used to assume. They are like soldiers at many frontiers, skillful, fragile, could be completely washed out at any time like nothing and we still need another for that empty as soon as possible. We take them for granted.
i think from a general perspective he is not doing it right, hes being kinda 'selfish' to quit (i dont mean it nagtively), he wants to be responsible to every patient, so he won't allow any mistake, which is very respectful mindset, but from other perspective, they lost the most experienced surgeon (others may or most likely not gonna be better), it is repectful but if every surgeon keeps his mindset, there probably won't have enough surgeon (so all the repectful ones leaves and let others do it), everyone make mistakes, i think minor errors are acceptable, like one of the ways to rate the surgeon is look at the 'death rate', rate of 0% is not a good surgeon. But in the end, hes still very respectful, he is very humble, he doesn't think of how great he is and is ready to quit once he fail
thing is just because he quits doesn't mean he won't advising or teaching. he is right in the sense that once mistakes start it gets worse from there. so the right move was to move on. the selfish part comes if he also refuses to teach after the fact
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I'm sorry but I've watched 3 seasons so far and Shaun's been wrong about maybe 1 thing all season regarding surgeries and people still doubt this fuckin guy shit only happens because it's written that way
@@Pxrsiann he did respectfully speak it and just as he is allowed to speak it and have it. stxr is likewise allowed to speak his or hers in a similar manner. he was respectfully if a bit brusque but ultimately it was a polite dismissal of the opinion. also reality is if presented with a surgeon that communicates like shaun most are going to be annoyed but when it comes to results most are also going to be thankful that they didn't foolishly allow their personal feelings to effect their judgment. I remind you of the girl who nearly died because her parents decided shaun was wrong and "annoying" and thanks to his persistence and refusal to to "go away" she didn't die
The heart surgeon is a good doctor. Not only is he extremely skilled, he's humble and wise.
"Everything counts." Words to live by.
What does it mean ?
@@Photo_doctor that everything counts
@@Photo_doctor that everything counts
"Still good to hear," bro was really humble
Man the doctor who told Murphy to leave and continued with the procedure after he told people to stop would loose his residency so quick.
That's the Chief of Surgery / President of the hospital in later episodes lol.
No he won't.
hes not a mere resident hes the Chief and heir aparent to the presidency hehe
Lose*
Apparent*
You guys can't even get through a full sentence without making a mistake.
Super helpful insights on a make believe doctoral series. 🙄
@@JamesSullivan-c8f if a member of the surgical team or an external medical professional walks in and says "We need to stop the surgery" you don't just continue and disregard their opinion.
I was asked by a Attending physician at one of the hospitals if I was able to speak up and report if anything wrong has happened Directly there is an ethical obligation here for the safe care of a patient
Under AMA code of Medical ethics Opinon 9.4.2
"The obligation to report incompetent or unethical conduct that may put patients at risk is recognized in both the ethical standards of the profession and in law and physicians should be able to report such conduct without fear or loss of favor. "
Nurses have the same provision under ANA Code of ethics Provision 3.
To Further state on no matter the Position of someone the right to advocate for a patient has always been a medical cornerstone even if he's a CEO of the medical intuition the board and peers will ramify him with medical malpractice after being told it was adverse even with his experience.
Also to insult someone about sentinces online is retarded.
"I made this plan years ago" - wise man. Lost 3 friends to extreme sports who didn't.
Who didn't what?!
4:08 This is better than all the motivation quotes you encounter until now.
😊
"Are you okay?" "Omg You are not okay"
I want the good Doctor as my Doctor 😮😊
Or Doctor Shaun Murphy
I want the good psychiatrist to be my psychiatrist
Every episode is so inspiring ❤
where is the next one?????
He is.. to smart i cry when i somethinks like this
Tequila! Stat! I'm fucking done XD
This guy deserves his own hospital
Man, a thing like that could just ruin your whole afternoon.
Dr house meets Sheldon lol
no way, sheldon isnt autistic, he's a normal guy who is suffering from genuisity.
if an autistic was a smart genius, hed be most likely be empathetic and altruistic. take any real life autistic geniuses as a reference
I think you have to weigh if you are doing much more good than harm, I don't think I would stop healing people because of that mistake.
He didn't stop healing, he stopped doing surgery
Then you would kill so many people
It's his sense of responsibility. More good than harm is generally ok but not in surgery. Mistakes can kill the patient. He noticed his age was becoming a problem that could introduce a higher chance of mistakes, so he decided to retire before it's too late.
You have to think of it as you or a loved one. Would you want him doing surgery on the person you loved the most in this whole world if he was starting to make mistakes or forget something?
Neither would he, and so he did what he felt was best.
He had weighed it, even showed him saying so
Inspirational
Im crying😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Me too 😭
dafuq you crying for??
It's an imaginary character...
@@teampunk1356some people are more sensitive and empathetic than others and it’s fine
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Hope the best for you in the future! 😉😊
Why is Andrews always wearing a colourful surgical cap?
He wants to represent his culture as a head surgeon
And he is little fashionable for his outfit to look good
Cultural roots matters I guess.
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Lgbt
This is what i called devotion to his core and his values is not whether is other person or himself also need to standby those value and he left because he broke his own value (everything counts)
In my opinion, people should watch more movies to see doctors are in different of levels than we used to assume. They are like soldiers at many frontiers, skillful, fragile, could be completely washed out at any time like nothing and we still need another for that empty as soon as possible. We take them for granted.
He is the best anatomist
i think from a general perspective he is not doing it right, hes being kinda 'selfish' to quit (i dont mean it nagtively), he wants to be responsible to every patient, so he won't allow any mistake, which is very respectful mindset, but from other perspective, they lost the most experienced surgeon (others may or most likely not gonna be better), it is repectful but if every surgeon keeps his mindset, there probably won't have enough surgeon (so all the repectful ones leaves and let others do it), everyone make mistakes, i think minor errors are acceptable, like one of the ways to rate the surgeon is look at the 'death rate', rate of 0% is not a good surgeon. But in the end, hes still very respectful, he is very humble, he doesn't think of how great he is and is ready to quit once he fail
thing is just because he quits doesn't mean he won't advising or teaching. he is right in the sense that once mistakes start it gets worse from there. so the right move was to move on. the selfish part comes if he also refuses to teach after the fact
Can anybody thought about filming on this topic?😂😂😂
What Is the Plan For Hindi Official Dub ?
Hope For Best as soon as possible. eagerly Waiting For it.🤗
Season and episode no??
Is that the doctor of Oliver on arrow?
Nah he needs an Oscar for saying Shaun to leave😂
I truly cannot stand people like Dr. Andrews. I mean he’s a good person and he means well, but when it comes to his job, he acts like a jerk
He is the jerk you need at the job place
I think it's a matter of morals. He wanted to avoid errors because it might become a big one. He made a choice and stuck by it.
Which means the writing is good. They want you to feel that way. Which is why they write the character that way.
Episode number?
Season 2 episode 18
@@fongzhien5867you're wrong
Which episode
At the start, no face masks? Why though?
They didnt made an incision they were just inserting a guide tube inside the artery to maybe insert a stent.
Where can i see this whole movie
Netflix
7:05 haha
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Why that guy wearing a cap
im guessing for religious reasons but i could be wrong maybe hes just stylish
They fr first don't listen to him and have to go to him only when it gets worst
Wer the nxt epi
The reality is that if he were to retire in the real world we’d be losing a much neaded CT surgeon with valuable experience.
It seems like many of the doctors don't take Shaun seriously because of his autism
They eventually do start respecting him fully as the show goes on.
Bro made him quit
Dam
I'm sorry but I've watched 3 seasons so far and Shaun's been wrong about maybe 1 thing all season regarding surgeries and people still doubt this fuckin guy shit only happens because it's written that way
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Or is it west z
You give the show 0 credit because you don't tell us which season and which episode.damn you ar so rotten in your character
Well english thinks they can do
No one ever trusts Shaun
This dr Shaun guy sure is annoying.
Well you think he’s annoying because that’s your opinion. Nobody cares if you think he’s annoying. We don’t care about your opinion.
Well i like him ❤
Cause he is autistic, the actor is really good portraying that.
@@STXRLIVIIAAbro what? People are allowed to have opinions and have to right to respectfully speak their opinion out loud
@@Pxrsiann he did respectfully speak it and just as he is allowed to speak it and have it. stxr is likewise allowed to speak his or hers in a similar manner. he was respectfully if a bit brusque but ultimately it was a polite dismissal of the opinion. also reality is if presented with a surgeon that communicates like shaun most are going to be annoyed but when it comes to results most are also going to be thankful that they didn't foolishly allow their personal feelings to effect their judgment. I remind you of the girl who nearly died because her parents decided shaun was wrong and "annoying" and thanks to his persistence and refusal to to "go away" she didn't die
idc what anyone says. he's good but no Gregory House😜
Still bugs me that no one wearing mask.
He is the best anatomist
He is the best anatomist