Chapter 57

I froze. "He's very old, and this situation isn't entirely your fault; it's partly mine as well. Dr. Ranford, I believed that with your strong medical ethics and skills, you would've been able to safely discharge the patient. But it seems that I trusted you too much." Dr. Grey shook his head. "To avoid further emotional distress for the family that could worsen the situation, I'm suspending you immediately." Noticing the redness in my eyes, his expression hardened. "Don't make this any harder for the hospital, Dr. Ranford." I let out a deep breath. "You just want me gone, don't you? Fine. I'll leave." I had spent the past few days conducting thorough research and reviewing the elderly man's medical records. I was confident that the medication I prescribed wouldn't have caused any issues. The CT scan results on my computer clearly showed that the brain hemorrhage was almost resolved, and he should have been able to be discharged. Yet despite all this, the unexpected occurred. As