Previously, when there were patients around, some things were hard to ask, and we couldn't ask too much; otherwise, if it took too long, the patients would likely feel uncomfortable.
This doesn't have much to do with reasonableness. Rather, no matter who it is, if someone comes to see a doctor and ends up sitting idle in the consultation room for half an hour to an hour, anyone would probably have an issue with that.
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Meanwhile.
At City First Hospital.
It was almost time to get off work, and it was the afternoon, so there were far fewer patients coming in for consultations compared to the morning, and naturally, everyone was more relaxed.
However, everything in the emergency department was business as usual.
For the emergency department, their situation is about the same at any time; when there should be people, there are, and when there aren't, there aren't as well, regardless of whether it's morning or afternoon.
