Book Title: A Lesson from the Emergency Room

Synopsis:

A medical confession that strikes straight at the heart!

"In emergency medicine, the most unethical situation is a lack of emergency medical skills."

"Bringing in the most prominent expert may not necessarily resolve the uncertainty of the ER."

"A patient's detailed description of their condition is the mother of a physician's diagnosis."

"Appropriate observation is effectively utilizing time as an important diagnostic tool."

"Pre-hospital care is much more than just ambulance transportation."

"Seek medical treatment early; do not let chronic illnesses turn into emergencies, or acute emergencies turn into critical illnesses."

To have high-quality care that is also fast usually does not come cheap; care that is very fast and cheap may leave you worried about its quality; care that is high-quality and inexpensive often comes with long waiting lines.

Are you ready? How will you choose?

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About the Author

Chi-Hua Chen

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Dr. Chen's aspirations for himself are to paint a few more "sufficiently romantic watercolors" and to "keep running marathons well into old age."

Known as an expert in emergency internal medicine, Dr. Chen is accustomed to facing the challenges of various emergency complications alone in the dead of night, and is well-acquainted with the vast differences between emergency care cultures in Taiwan and abroad.

Having established emergency education courses, he is an indispensable mentor to many young physicians. Always questioning what seems certain, he pursues perfection to an almost exacting degree for his patients.

As the "strongest marathon doctor," his rationality harbors deep sensibility—possessing a physician's reason alongside a painter's artistic sensitivity. What commands the greatest admiration is his kindness and excellent bedside manner with patients!

Dr. Ruunng will continue to advocate for the quality of emergency medical care with the same spirit he brings to his passion for marathon running.

1. For those who feel dissatisfied and angry with the ER—a must-read!

2. For those who feel disappointed and helpless with the ER—a must-read!

3. For those who feel anxious because they cannot get a hospital bed—a must-read!

4. For those who do not know under what circumstances they should seek emergency care—a must-read!

5. For those who worry about medical errors occurring—a mandatory read!

• Physician at Yu Jia United Clinic

• Graduated from the School of Medicine, National Yang-Ming University

• Former Attending Physician of Emergency Medicine at Taipei Veterans General Hospital

• Former Director of the Emergency Department at Luodong St. Mary's Hospital

• Former Director of the Emergency Department at Luodong Pohai Hospital

• Advanced studies in Observation Medicine and Geriatric Emergency Medicine at the University of Connecticut, USA

• Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Specialist, R.O.C.

• Board-Certified Internal Medicine Specialist, R.O.C.

• Board-Certified Critical Care Medicine Specialist, R.O.C.