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ALL CHARACTERS, NAMES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND EVENTS ARE FICTITIOUS
ANY RESEMBLANCE IS PURELY COINCIDENTAL
We don't keep those records to share with those outside of our department.
I don't know where you heard about the mortality conference,
but it's just a meeting we, the doctors, hold
to discuss the cause of death
when a patient dies. That's all it is.
We don't hold it because there was a problem. It is just a formality!
We'll note that your department refused to provide the documents.
Do you consent?
I'll stay here.
Why don't you go talk to the deputy director?
Sure. Hold the fort down.
COPYING 16 FILES
Where did he go?
As I told you, he's out at an appointment.
-When will he be back? -He didn't say.
Gosh, Mr. Gu...
I just can't take it anymore.
Please, move me to another office! Please! My goodness.
Oh, no. It's dialing. No. Cancel the call.
They're almost here.
-Damn it. -We don't have time for that.
-Just delete them all. -What?
-Delete them all. -Okay.
CANCER CENTER MEETING NOTES
DELETE
Deputy Director...
What is this?
It's like they're exercising a search warrant.
You get along the best with Mr. Gu.
You should go and talk to him.
He isn't in his office right now.
Did you think I was just sitting back and watching?
I went up there, but...
I think he's avoiding us.
Then what? Do we have to let them do this?
They won't know what they're looking at.
Just pretend to cooperate.
They can figure things out if they really try to.
They are asking for our records on the mortality conferences.
I'm sure they have experts behind them.
Where did he run off to after causing mayhem here?
EPISODE 4
Goodness.
Good. Stay.
Here.
Nice.
You like this, don't you?
Here.
Are you here for them?
Yes. Hello.
They have a guest? That's a surprise.
I'm sure their children visit often.
They say they have children. Sure.
They must since they nag and order us around.
You poor thing. You must have been lonely, too.
There you go. Good boy.
Even the dog is lovely at this place.
How cute.
Good morning, sir.
I think mutts are the cutest dogs.
That isn't a mutt.
I'm sorry.
What breed is it?
It's... Hey, I told you to stay inside.
-Hello, ma'am. -Hello.
We haven't had breakfast yet.
Take your time. I'll wait.
No. That's not what I mean.
Why don't you join us?
Don't!
I heard
our second son sent you here.
Is that right?
-Yes. -He didn't send this guy.
He's here because he wants the land in Songtan.
Is it really bad for our son if we refuse to sell it
and hold onto it?
He's just saying that.
What Minister doesn't own a little plot of land?
Why would he get in trouble? He's such a coward.
My gosh. He must have his reasons.
Sir, technically, it isn't just a little plot of land.
You have 30,000 pyeong of registered farmland.
But you neither live there nor farm the land.
It's only because I'm not strong enough to.
It's a violation of the Farmland Act.
I don't know how he passed the hearing,
but this cannot...
go unnoticed forever.
This is a ticking time bomb for a public official.
A bomb?
You've seen several Ministers who were removed from office
for making bad land deals.
Sir. Ma'am.
You're right.
I want your land in Songtan.
But the reason I came all the way here is that it's so clear
that the land will be an obstacle to the Minister's political career.
As someone who respects him,
I'd like to prevent anything that could harm him.
We'll buy it for 58 billion won.
Did the value go up that much?
I know you're not greedy about money. I can tell.
But 58 billion won...
You can imagine how you can spend your retirement with that, can't you?
Must you ruin your son's life
and keep that land
just because it's where your ancestors were buried?
Ma'am. We have many sick people in our hospital.
Those patients have nowhere to go because the hospital is too small.
Please.
Let us build our hospital on your land in Songtan.
Goodness.
Thank you for breakfast, ma'am.
Oh, dear. You hardly ate at all.
Make sure to eat something later.
Don't skip your meal.
You know smoking is bad for you.
What are you talking about? I quit smoking years ago.
It's nice here.
Of course, it must look nice to outsiders.
If you bought a house in Seoul and came here to visit,
it would like nicer to you, too.
A long time ago,
this used to be a total wasteland.
The townspeople cultivated this wasteland together with bare hands.
All of this.
How incredible.
It wasn't out of choice.
If we didn't, they whipped us. If we ran, they shot us.
We did it to stay alive.
I was dragged here all the way from Pohang.
The soldiers
put their submachine guns on our backs
and shoved us in the huts.
What era are you talking about? During the Japanese occupation?
Japanese occupation?
If I worked here back then, I'd be over 100 years old now.
How ancient do you think I am?
They abused us for years,
but we still worked hard because we were promised some of the land we reclaimed.
But now, they say the government owns it.
They're telling us to give it back.
You know,
I was a bit of a thug back in the day.
But still, my dad protected that land in Songtan
until the very end and left it to me.
I wanted to live there with everyone here.
I cannot do anything here
since they keep reminding me how all the land belongs to the government.
Everyone? Live together in Songtan?
All the townspeople?
It's not like there are that many.
It's a huge plot of land. You can all go there.
Or you can just keep 1,000 pyeong and sell the rest.
Or you can buy better land with the money from the sale
and have everyone move there.
My second son won't allow it.
He'd blow his fuse.
He said he would rather kill himself than have people find out
that I was one of the pioneers.
But will he really be in trouble...
if I don't sell the land?
Will he lose his job as Minister?
Will he?
Yes, he will.
ECONOMIC WEEKLY WEEKLY ECONOMIC INSIGHTS
SEOSAN PIONEERS
THE SEOSAN PIONEER ISSUE DRAWS PUBLIC ATTENTION
DOCUMENTARY ON SEOSAN PIONEERS TO BE RELEASED
THE DARK HISTORY OF FORCED LABOR AND MASS ARRANGED MARRIAGE
THE NOT-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN TRUTH ABOUT THE SEOSAN PIONEERS
PUBLIC DEEPLY SHOCKED BY THE DARK HISTORY
DEMAND COMPENSATION FOR THE VICTIMS
Our chief said to wait--
-Is it over here? -How dare you let them through?
Who told you to let people in without my permission?
Can't you distinguish between colleagues and outsiders?
-The notice-- -Are you scared because they swarmed in,
wearing black suits?
Are you scared because they act like gangsters?
"A medical practitioner shall not consent to unauthorized personnel
accessing or copying patients' records."
Punks who know nothing about medical law are running amok,
and you just watch?
Why aren't you doing anything? Why are you just watching?
If they need our daily logs,
tell them to follow the protocol and submit a request.
You and I have nothing to hide.
Let them take whatever they want!
However, if they insist on using force like this,
I will report every single one of them
for violating the Medical Service Act even if I have to risk my job here.
You do your duties.
-Yes, ma'am. -Yes, ma'am.
Beat it.
Look up, all of you.
What's running through your mind right now?
"I need to finish what I was doing.
I'm on call tonight.
I wonder what time I can go home today."
You're busy with your own stuff.
You lack the energy or interest to worry about other departments, right?
I was like that too.
But...
if you continue to show lack of interest,
they'll keep coming at us.
They will eventually hold our future in their hands. Got it?
The patients are waiting. Let's wrap up the vote on the strike.
-Yes, ma'am. -Yes, ma'am.
NEUROSURGERY
PEDIATRICS
ORGAN TRANSPLANT CENTER
For.
-For. -For.
TO WORKER ANT, ENTIRE MEDICAL STAFF IS VOTING ON THE STRIKE
For.
FOR, AGAINST
It's slow and quiet today as if they wanted us to vote.
-Hey! -Dr. Park!
I told you never to bring up the word "quiet" in the ER.
Thanks to you, it'll get--
One fall victim and stab victim are on their way.
-Coming. -See?
Send them to the resuscitation room and treatment room.
The stab victim has severe bleeding from the face.
The other seems to have multiple rib fractures.
-They will be arriving together. -Okay.
Will it be okay?
We can't take part in it anyway.
Not the strike. The Restructure Team took all of our logs.
They can easily find things they can use against us.
Those mistakes were made because we were so busy.
I guess we can't expect Mr. Gu to understand since he's not a doctor.
Does he have to understand?
Sorry?
-Is he the fall victim? -Yes.
This way.
What's wrong?
Dr. Lee.
One, two, three.
-One, two, three. -One, two, three.
KIM JI-HUN
Mr. Kim, the wound isn't deep.
We'll get an x-ray and CT scan,
but it's just to check for nerve damage or internal bleeding.
Don't worry. We'll give you anesthesia and stitch you up.
Do you understand?
What happened?
That jerk...
The one who killed his daughter...
took a box cutter...
The wound's been treated, but his diagnosis from Psychiatry...
Discharge him.
He says you may take him.
Jae-hyeok.
-Jae-hyeok! -Yes.
Control the bleeding.
Yes, sir.
This is Emergency Medicine. We need a brain CT for Kim Ji-hun.
Luckily, there's no nerve damage or internal bleeding.
Do you want to get the stitches here or at Plastic Surgery?
You'll have to wait if you want it there.
They're available after 7 p.m.
Is it okay... to get the stitches here?
The wound isn't deep, so it would be okay.
Okay.
Jae-hyeok, you do it.
-Pardon? -Set it up, please.
Okay, Dr. Ye.
Come here. Do it with me.
Mr. Kim. You know him, right?
He's a good doctor, so you don't need to worry.
We'll make sure it won't leave a scar.
-Okay. -Please lie down.
Get ready.
LAND SALE AGREEMENT
Good job.
Things really work out better when you do them yourself.
Thank you, sir.
The land matter is resolved now.
I hear you got everyone unified.
The Restructure Team's director is quick with his job.
He hasn't been at the hospital 24 hours yet.
I can tell from my brother-in-law
that doctors lack sense of unity.
They're too full of themselves to unify for one cause.
I heard they are set to go on strike. I've never seen them unify so quickly.
It's not a good thing.
-You're right, sir. -The cargo union is still causing trouble.
And yet, I reassigned you, who is the most competent in dealing with unions,
as the president of the hospital because I would like you...
to generate revenue
that can sustain the entire group.
Medical school, hospital, insurance, and pharmaceuticals.
We finally have all four pillars of the medical industry.
Why do you think I put you in that position?
How many of our subsidiaries
do you think will last more than ten years?
The medical industry is a promising sector.
In this era, hospitals are where everyone eventually ends up in.
Companies spent decades instilling the idea that medical care is a service.
Do you think we built private hospitals, added more beds,
and invested for nothing?
The market is finally ready.
Now is the time we grow our business.
People won't complain about the hospital having problems after you took over.
I'll make sure of it.
I trust your words.
Regarding the construction of the building in Songtan,
the headquarters will fund it, correct?
You can...
trust my words.
Not all of it though.
Not all of it. I see.
Thank you, Mr. Cho.
...to generate revenue
that can sustain the entire group.
Mr. Gu is here.
I'm Park Jong-sang from Hwajeong Chemical.
I must have kept you waiting for so long.
Please have a seat.
Have a seat.
Where should we begin?
We would like to start with drug muggers.
Long-term use of strong drugs can lead to liver damage
or nutritional deficiency due to the drug-mugging effect.
Since this is a general hospital, we want to target that
and help patients make up for the deficient nutrients
with our supplements.
The doctors could tell the patients
that their medication hinders the absorption of certain nutrients
and recommend our products.
And this.
If you put these up on the wall or in the elevators,
the patients will naturally become aware of our products.
And these are weight-loss supplements.
These are the latest products.
We hired an actor who recently lost weight as our model, so it's doing well.
Okay.
Why don't you leave these here?
I saw on my way up here
that the bakery on the first floor has the best location.
It's the perfect size for us, too.
I will take that into consideration.
I'll let our president know that you said you'll consider the idea
and look it over. Thank you for your time.
Put those away.
Okay.
Don't take those things. Just exercise.
Hwajeong Life Insurance said they'll buy the data sets at 1.5 million won each.
Why did he bother fighting it?
Draft a contract with Hwajeong Chemical stating that we get a 30% commission
on sales made through our hospital.
Okay.
And let me see the lease status of the businesses in the hospital.
Okay.
GLUTTON: MOST SEEM TO WANT A STRIKE
WORKER ANT: LET'S MEET UP
What's wrong? It wasn't your fault.
Are you trying to make me feel guilty?
Because that cop got hurt after I sent the patient with him?
No.
I was reminded of a patient from before.
I made a call to discharge that patient...
"Do you remember that patient?"
Pardon?
-Are you asking me? -During my residency,
I was supposed to call a cardiologist,
but it was obvious that the patient had congestive heart failure.
He had difficulty breathing due to the blood in his lungs.
I could tell just from the stethoscope.
I prescribed him aspirin and diuretics, and he got better in no time.
I felt good.
Did you discharge him?
Yes.
It was late,
and I didn't want to hear the specialist whine about being called in.
They're all excuses.
I think...
I needed reassurance that I can do it on my own
at the time.
The next day, Ms. Kim asked me when I was leaving,
"Do you remember that patient?"
Do you remember that patient? He came back.
"He came back."
Lee Gang-min died four or five days later.
That wasn't...
necessarily your fault.
I hate that question.
"Do you remember that patient?"
"He came back."
How did you feel?
I couldn't tell anybody in our department.
Not because of the consequences,
but because I knew they would feel uncomfortable to hear about my mistake.
They tried to avoid me.
People in this field do not admit to mistakes.
It's impossible not to make mistakes, but they insist they never do.
Doctors must admit to their mistakes, too.
But...
It's true, but if you do...
It's a good thing to remember patients.
It'll reduce the number of mistakes you make.
Good night.
Over here.
Gosh.
One serving of tako wasabi, please. The sake is good here.
And Daiginjo sake and grilled squid.
We'll also have grilled smelt.
Okay.
PRIVATE SPECIALTY HOSPITALS ENTER FOREIGN MARKETS
They'll finish voting on the strike by tomorrow.
Even if more oppose tomorrow, it won't change the result.
Okay.
What? That's it?
Why did you want to meet?
-I found him. -Who?
The one played the dead man.
The one who posted the financial statement.
-What? -Do you know Ye Jin-woo?
The one in Emergency Medicine? It was him?
Is that why he spoke up during yesterday's meeting?
-It's surprising. -What is?
He was the type who never speaks up.
Is he one of Chief Joo Kyung-moon's people?
What? Why?
Maybe they worked together.
Well,
It's not like Chief Joo is a nobody from nowhere, but...
Someone from Sangkook must have been considered for his position.
But the director hired him instead of that candidate.
I told you. He is an outcast.
Chief Joo has no "people" that he looks after or looks after him.
Then who are those two close to?
What are you scheming this time?
You'll find out if you tell me.
Ye Jin-woo's close to Dr. Lee No-eul.
I think there's something going on between them,
but they act like there isn't.
Chief Joo likes everyone,
but isn't close to anyone.
You must be close to Jin-woo. You even know about his woman.
Not necessarily.
What do you mean? Is Lee No-eul a man?
And he and Ye Jin-woo...
No. Lee No-eul is a woman.
I don't know Dr. Ye very well. But I'm kind of close to No-eul.
How close?
Enough to feel bad for her
if something happens to her?
So, something bad will happen?
Forget it. It's all crap.
Doctors and nurses alike.
Do you want a different position?
It's nice having a friend as the new president.
It's the same anywhere in the hospital.
Why bother?
Not within the hospital.
How about the Restructure Team?
They're already talking about going on strike.
Whether you restructure or whatever,
you should've brought them in later.
It is the best timing.
This is the best timing?
Restructuring during this mayhem?
Yes.
-Seung-hyo. -Yes.
Did we work that hard in school
just to do things like this?
Hey, you're the one who should make your day-to-day life exciting.
With that attitude of yours,
you won't like other jobs either.
Hey, you're hurting my feelings by stating the obvious.
Well, we had to do anything to survive.
True.
And I still do.
RESTRUCTURE TEAM
-Get me the printout. -Sure.
We are only asking for internal documents,
but technically, we still need to submit a formal request.
But other departments besides Neurosurgery didn't mention that.
Chief Oh Se-hwa of Neurosurgery.
REQUEST FOR ACCESS TO INTERNAL DOCUMENTS GU SEUNG-HYO
CANCER CENTER: DELETED RECORDS ON CERTAIN DATES
What's with the Cancer Center?
Their participation rate is zero.
I think they intentionally deleted some of their records.
The center's meeting notes
from certain dates were deleted.
We requested a resubmission, and they said the data was lost.
We said we'd restore it, and they said
there were no records to begin with.
Which dates?
From March 3 to March 5.
It is before you came, but...
Let's check all of the Cancer Center's records from those dates.
It says they are indistinguishable because they have the same color.
Get the Cancer Center chief to the staff room.
Please get the Cancer Center chief to the staff room.
Choi Do-hyeong.
"Admitted on April 7, 2017
for Leukemia."
First, let me...
"On February 16, 2018,
changed to maintenance therapy and discharged."
There's no record of him being admitted again,
but there is Choi Do-hyeong's name on the list of deceased
drafted on March 5.
Is it just the same name?
The cause of death is meningitis.
He was prescribed two chemotherapy drugs for his treatment. What were they?
The chemotherapy drug, vincristine.
Vincristine and...
-Cytarabine. -cytarabine.
How are they administered?
Vincristine is injected intravenously below the collarbone.
Cytarabine is injected intrathecally.
How do you distinguish the two?
By scent? Or by color?
We can't since they're both colorless and odorless.
Then?
Thus, we bring labeled vials to the patient.
We fill the syringe with the drugs
and inject them in order.
There's more.
Under supervision by a supervisor.
Oh, my.
What happens if they're switched?
If the drugs are switched...
If vincristine is injected into the spinal canal, what happens?
The patient dies.
You killed him.
It was a medical error.
You killed Choi Do-hyeong.
You, so-called doctors, killed him!
You know what happens if a person works without rest?
Do you have any idea what it is like for the doctors here?
All of them work at least 120 hours a week.
The schedule is killing them.
Even if the world calls you doctors, don't you ever call yourselves that.
Those who kill patients don't deserve to be called doctors.
What was the first thing you did as soon as you came here?
Your first idea was to fire people for causing losses.
If you cut down on labor, who will do all the work?
Why do you think there is a special law for residents?
To limit their work hours to 88 hours per week.
You like comparing doctors to office workers, right?
If office workers were to work 88 hours a week,
they would need to sit at their desks 18 hours a day.
But that isn't enough.
Since it's not nearly enough to handle the overflowing patients,
we pretend that we abide by the law and make them work 120 hours a week.
Doctors are humans, too.
Then how did you find time to delete the records
and cover up the patient's death?
When you lied to his family that he died of meningitis,
were you delirious from lack of sleep?
The patient trusted you and came--
Doctors die from being overworked.
They even commit suicide.
You blame us for killing patients,
but we blame the hospital for killing doctors.
We blame people like you who run us nonstop in order to cut back on cost.
Let me ask you something.
Do you also work 100 to 120 hours a week?
Where were you when the drug was being administered incorrectly?
If you felt so bad for them,
you should've spread the load as per the law.
If you have nothing to be ashamed of,
you should've said you killed a man due to fatigue and come clean!
You covered it up, but now that you got caught,
you whine about how badly they have it?
And you act like you're defending your juniors,
but you're basically saying that you're innocent
and that it was all their fault!
No matter how valid your excuse is, it doesn't change the fact
that there is a murderer among you,
and some of you
cooperated in covering it up.
We did not cover it up.
We reported it.
To whom?
Whom do you think?
The hospital director.
To Director Lee Bo-hun?
Yes. I reported it to Director Lee.
You must want to say we're cold-blooded,
but the director decided to declare meningitis
as his cause of death
for the university and for the hospital.
You should be ashamed of yourselves.
You'd better be...
sincerely ashamed of yourselves.
It wasn't an accident. It was an error.
A medication error.
It occurs almost daily.
Patients are never notified of it.
Only the insiders know about it.
It's because it's too hectic here. Because they're overworked.
It's okay as long as it's not serious.
I hear those drugs are often given incorrectly.
They even enacted a law because of it,
but they still can't prevent it.
It's not just us.
Medication errors occur in every hospital.
Everyone hides it
since the patients would never know.
Even if they're suddenly transferred into the ICU,
who'd imagine it's because the wrong drug was given?
These crazy assholes.
Companies face claim over one defective product.
Almost daily.
Always.
GASTROENTEROLOGY, ENDOCRINOLOGY, NEUROLOGY, ANESTHESIOLOGY
PATHOLOGY, PEDIATRICS, CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY, CANCER CENTER
What should we do?
That shithead.
PATIENT RECORD CHOI DO-HYEONG
Remember the patient who died of the same medication error at another hospital?
It was a young boy, but the parents had him buried without an autopsy.
They'll have to exhume the body.
No. They sensed the drug was administered incorrectly,
but they buried him anyway.
They couldn't put him through an autopsy
because it felt like they are killing their child again.
I can understand them
since I'm a mother myself.
They say it's extremely painful if that drug is given incorrectly.
If my child suffered that pain before he died,
putting him through an autopsy...
I don't think I could do it either.
I wouldn't be able to.
However, if I were killed,
I think I would ask my mom for an autopsy.
"Mom, I didn't die from my illness.
I died because of the drug.
It's so unfair."
I think that's what I would say.
PATIENT RECORD CHOI DO-HYEONG
Call the family.
Yes, sir.
Here's what you asked for.
What is it? Did they find something on us, too?
No, but just in case.
Chief freaked out after hearing the rumor about the Cancer Center--
It's not a rumor.
It's great that it finally got uncovered, isn't it?
What do you mean? Chief was like...
Work hard.
They just want to hide things.
"The hospital is a public good."
Medical service must be provided equally to everyone in the country.
Am I misunderstanding the concept of public goods?
No.
EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS: YE JIN-WOO EXCELLENCE IN SOCCER: YE SEON-WOO
Don't kick the ball in the room. I'm doing my homework.
Don't kick the ball! You are making so much noise!
Jin-woo!
MD IN PSYCHIATRY
To whom were you talking?
To whom?
A friend? Your dad?
I won't tell anyone what we talk about here.
Not even to your mom or Seon-woo.
I promise.
Don't!
No. Don't tell him.
He'll say you're crazy.
He'll lock you up in a mental hospital.
He will tie you up in a mental hospital, and Mom won't even visit you.
Don't tell him.
I'm not crazy.
How many people are in this room?
I am...
not crazy.
Okay. I got it. I'll tell your mom that, so she won't worry.
Remember what you said last time
when you and your mom brought Seon-woo here?
You asked why he won't talk when it's his legs that were hurt.
You said your mom was worried because Seon-woo wouldn't talk.
Do you remember?
Seon-woo must have felt the way you do now.
He must not have wanted to talk.
But Jin-woo,
you're older, so I'll be honest with you.
Your case
is different from Seon-woo's.
Some people don't talk for a while after being in a major accident.
Like Seon-woo.
That is different
from having a person
that only you can see or hear.
I'm not saying that you did anything wrong.
I'm saying you, of all people, would understand
that having a friend that only you can see
isn't a very good thing.
That's why you don't want to tell me.
But if you don't tell me now, later on,
you'll only have that friend left.
Mom, Seon-woo, and even your friends from school
will all disappear.
Don't!
He isn't a friend.
Don't tell him!
He isn't a friend.
It's Seon-woo.
I know he isn't real.
The Seon-woo I see can walk.
He can even run
just like he could before Dad died.
I know...
he isn't real.
My poor Jin-woo,
it must have been really hard for you.
You were very upset because your brother got hurt.
You wanted to run around and play with him like before.
Your heart created him
because you missed how your brother used to be.
So it's okay.
Everything is okay.
Chief Joo.
Hey. Are you going home?
Yes. You too?
I need to stop by somewhere. Bye.
Chief.
Did you know about the medication error occurred in the Cancer Center?
-How would I know about another center? -Director Lee didn't tell you anything?
He didn't tell you anything?
The Cancer Center says they reported it.
I see.
I'm sorry about last time.
For asking you if you told Mr. Gu
that I posted--
We're still within the hospital grounds.
There are many people listening and more who will talk.
I'm not sure if Director Lee knew about the medication error
occurred in the Cancer Center.
Sometimes, being a supervisor...
Get some rest.
The director decided to declare meningitis as his cause of death
for the university and for the hospital.
He funneled 360 million won paid out to the hospital
into his personal account.
It seemed like he had already moved it.
Where is the person that I knew?
What kind of person were you,
Director Lee?
Hi.
My surgery just ended. My apologies.
Let's set the D-Day.
Let's do it right away. We can't give Mr. Gu time to get prepared.
He's young, but he's a tough one.
Let's look into it first.
I've only heard of strikes.
I have no idea where to even begin.
Are we really doing it?
Gosh.
Do we have to come up with the signs and chants ourselves?
We need to notify the public for it to be effective.
It already began the moment we decided to hold the vote.
This is a war now.
If we hesitate for a moment, we'll lose.
Then...
what about the patients?
That's right. The patients...
Let's go on a partial strike.
Let's have people rotate between treating patients and protesting
until we get the public on our side.
-And if that doesn't work? -We fight head-on.
We have justification. We'll show we aren't just whining.
Chief Joo, put together a schedule for when the staff members
should treat patients or protest starting tomorrow.
Pardon?
Alone? For every single department?
He worries about the patients the most in our entire hospital.
I have faith
that with that attitude, you can ensure the patients won't be affected.
How could I decide other department's schedule--
I'll have our list of staff and schedules sent over
since you're excellent at getting things done.
I'll send our department's schedules, too.
Oh, right. We can't take part in the strike.
Okay, that settles it. Next...
Hold on.
I'm sure everyone has figured it out within their departments.
-What do you mean? -Who posted the financial statement.
The person who figured out that the departments
were being kicked out for creating losses, not for support purposes.
It was probably someone from one of the three departments. Why?
We should find out who it was
and grill them to see what else they know.
We should use everything we can.
If that person knew more, I'm sure there would've been more posts.
You don't know, Dr. Kim?
I don't think Mr. Gu knows, either.
If he knew,
he would've openly terminated that person already.
The chief of Pediatrics and I thought it was someone from our department,
but no one's talking about it.
Doctors in my department don't even have time to eat.
If we find out, everyone else will as well.
It would only expose the person.
No hospital will accept a doctor
who blew the whistle on their hospital.
That person kept us from becoming helpless victims.
We should protect that person.
Everyone's drinking, right?
I'm on call, so I need to go. Excuse me.
I've never had a chief do grunt work before.
It's nice having someone who isn't from the same university.
Are you upset about this afternoon?
I understand. Mr. Gu has something huge holding over his head now.
It's not just us.
Is there anyone here who has nothing to hide?
There is.
You shouldn't have done anything that could be used against you.
I wanted to applaud Mr. Gu on this one.
What? No matter what happens,
it always ends with internal reports and confidential disciplines.
If you didn't want an outsider interfering,
you shouldn't have given him ammo.
Once he starts to interfere with every little thing,
our residents will suffer. That's why.
Don't just talk about how much the residents are suffering.
Go to the hospital
and yell at them like I do, instead of going golfing.
Are you leaving?
Yes. I need to sleep early and get up early to yell at them again.
Goodbye.
-She never gives in. -Why should she?
Sorry?
He's so frustrating.
Gosh.
How could you leave like that...
after bringing me here?
You're leaving late.
Yes.
Good night. See you tomorrow.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF SANGKOOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL STRIKE
WITHDRAW EXPULSION ORDER ON THE 3 DEPARTMENTS
"Announcement of strike.
Sangkook University Hospital
will go on a strike to demand that the expulsion order
on Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, and Emergency Medicine
be withdrawn, as per the vote result
that showed over 80% of the staff agree to go on strike.
The expulsion of the three departments is an insult to the medical staff
who did their best for the patients
even in poor working conditions.
Our battle
is to protect the patients' lives and basic rights.
Thus, we plead with everyone out there desperately.
If we cannot come to an agreement
with the foundation by the predetermined date,
we will enter into a full-scale strike.
Everyone will be striking then.
The medical staff are not holding patients hostage by striking.
We simply seek to cease the misconduct by the management,
that is ignorant of the reality of the medical field,
and to point out what is wrong. This is, unfortunately,
a necessary recourse.
Through a fair and just strike, we will build
the employees' faith in us
as well as the faith everyone who visits this hospital has in us.
Regardless of the pressure from the management, we will not give up,
and we will defend our reputation and status
as the best private university hospital in the nation."
SURGERY DEPARTMENT DUTY SCHEDULE
Our end must be near,
seeing what Mr. Gu is doing even with our threat of striking.
He isn't wrong.
It's all true.
We need to put an end to it before he starts officially.
The cargo union is super tough, but he destroyed them.
That young kid did.
He opened a can of worms.
Sangkook University Hospital is fourth in revenue.
It means that it can lose its place in a second.
Everyone makes money the same way.
Was the report about the death at the Cancer Center
fabricated by the management as well?
You can't criticize the management entirely, then.
How bad must it be for you people to announce it publicly?
You'd never announce it before it somehow gets out, right?
What if I didn't check and ended up giving him double doses?
I'm sorry.
Do you think it is okay because it doesn't kill?
We're no better than the Cancer Center. We've just been lucky.
Anyone at a chief level can be a candidate for the director.
Why don't you register as a candidate?
Subtitle translation by Jeong Lee