Intern Commits Important Medical Malpractice | New Amsterdam | MD TV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2023
- An intern (Ian Duff, 'The Black Messiah') forgets a crucial procedure before discharging a patient, which could have fatal consequences.
From New Amsterdam Season 2 Episode 2 'The big picture' - Max invokes a hospital-wide census in an effort to get to know the staff of New Amsterdam on a deeper level; Reynolds takes a leap of faith that lands him in hot water; Dr. Castro extends her treatment plan to more patients in the hospital.
New Amsterdam (2018) After becoming the medical director of one of the United States's oldest public hospitals, Dr Max Goodwin sets out to reform the institution's neglected and outdated facilities to treat the patients.
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I understand that gaining hands-on experience is important, but who leaves an inexperienced intern unsupervised?? I thought it's procedure for interns to have constant supervision from the doctors looking over them.
Later Reynolds says that it was his fault because he should't have sent Luke alone, also (this is not a justification, only explaining the situation) he was busy doing an intervention to a patient and there was no one else to take care of that patient
Sad part is that this happens very often. Mistakes that could cost an intern's med career and the doctor in charge prefers to keep it as a secret, although I know here Reynolds did it because he wanted to protect Luke and the patient luckily didn't die.
But here we see Luke realized his mistake and admited it, there are others who refuse to accept their mistakes in that career
Also in any field of profession, you bite the bullet and take responsibility. Lying can get people killed.
@@foolslayer9416 but at least Luke didn't do it intentional. He realized he forgot to check on his patient's ears and tried to fix it but it was late
In this case was also the fault of the doctor as he said for giving to much responsibility when the student wasn't ready
@delmicortave To be fair, an intern who seems and acts reliable *should* be tested in this way. Make it or break it.
Few important things that need to be hammered to all healthcare students should be "It is OK to admit you do not know. It is OK to miss something and trying to fix it ASAP. Distraction's happen. FOCUS on YOUR patient." Communication, Communication, Communication. Without toxic pressure, judgement, passive aggressive bullying. Mistakes, even deadly ones are part of that job whether we like it or not. There is always room for improvement.
Duke definitely deserves some blame in this circumstance, but he was basically sent from a knitting circle to a highway pileup, so getting distracted isn't too unreasonable. Can't expect absolute perfection from a new intern, but Reynolds probably has some predisposition towards pushing for it anyway.
Treu
Completely unrealistic that a cardio checkup of all things would be performed by an unsupervised intern. He would at least have a resident looking over his shoulder.
Ears are rarely checked in an ER or even at regular doctor offices. The only time ears are checked, usually, are if the patient is experiencing pain in the ear, a yearly physical, or if you ask. My mom had shingles. No ear was checked.
they were checking for a specific complication of shingles indicated by right-sided chest pain. ears are ALWAYS checked in an ER (barring immediately present trauma) and at just about every doctor's appointment. that's why every doctor's office has an otoscope, no matter what their specialty actually is
Compartmentalized medicine 💊
Here we see one of the deadly sins of patient care: Distraction. Sometimes it's not paying attention when a patient tells you something because you're focused on the previous patient, sometimes it's an old lady causing a scene, it's very easy to fall victim to.
Even though Lauren's reaction wasn't exactly the most professional she wasn't wrong, Luke forgot to check the ears of his patient and that provoked an infection wich nearly killed him
She is the last person who should be this mean to anyone over medical malpractices.
The audacity of her
Her reaction was exactly right.! Some patient's life on the line ya don't coddle his Gen refuse to be honest and lie ....
I had ramsay hunt from shingles with the ear drum lesion, absolutely THE worst thing I've ever encountered, including natural birth and emerg c-section without meds!
It is HIS fault he got MAJORLY distracted to the point where he LEFT his patients side to stand and watch and fold his arms at a scenario that had NOTHING to do with him
That lady caused a scene. Even the patient was distracted. It’s just as much her fault.
Doctor in charge of supervising him is at fault. Shouldn't have overwhelmed a beginner intern like that and then leave him unsupervised.
Yes, as opposed to unimportant medical malpractice.
Note to self, if I ever get told that I might have shingles, remind the doctor to check my ears
You're fired,I don't care how well you can suture.
Of course he had no choice taking the interns side because it's a direct reflection on his own leadership skills and ability to ascertain whether an intern is ready to work on his own.
Where have I seen the guy in green?
Verry similar to how aprills mistake in grayes anatomy
What is he wearing?!
This is such a copy of what Grey's Anatomy did...
That doctor shouldn't I yelled at his intern I feel bad for him accidents happen it wasn't his fault
In a way yes, but it really was his fault. You gotta get over this stuff in the medical field, but again he is still an intern. Good learning experience, however serious.
Wasn’t an accident and it isn’t a playground, that mistake could’ve cost lives
I didn't know that since I am just a kid
When accidents happen in the medical field it could lead to a malpractice lawsuit.
What is wrong with this kid ? Honestly . He assumed . Mistakes ? Lazy. Just that Gen that lies .....
Or maybe he just learning
c'mon etika you can do better