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In Dongli Hospital, Xiao Feng, a reserved Deputy Chief Physician in the Cardiology Department, is partnered with Lin Yi, a new doctor who has different medical beliefs and tends to act impulsively. Xiao Feng's younger sister, Fang Xiao Ran, also starts working in the Intensive Care Unit at the same hospital. While Xiao Feng is seen as the pillar of the department, Lin Yi, who was known for working alone in his previous hospital, finds it challenging to collaborate with others. Fang Xiao Ran chooses to work at Dongli Hospital to pursue her medical career and help improve family relationships. Over time, the three of them learn to work together effectively and become a reliable team.

The TV show focuses on a team of healthcare professionals and their dedication to their work, showcasing their perspectives and values through diverse medical cases. By sharing the personal stories of these professionals, the series portrays the range of emotions and experiences in life, from joy to sorrow, from birth to death, from compassion to empathy. It demonstrates the power of collaboration and breaking down barriers to appreciate and embrace life.

The story kicks off with the conclusion of the Sars outbreak in Hong Kong and the accidental passing of Paul's former partner, Tracy. Paul goes through a tough time, but thankfully, Frances is there to offer him support. Henry makes an entrance in Healing Hands 3 with a new romantic partner after splitting from Annie between Healing Hands 2 and 3. However, their relationship doesn't last long, and despite his initial negative opinions of Sarah, the two eventually become friends. The series delves into the challenges faced by the characters, including the medical hurdles encountered by the doctors at Yan Oi hospital and the romantic struggles that the different couples navigate through.

Surgeon Sagara Kosuke transformed the mindset of the medical staff at Dogami General Hospital through a combination of firmness and persuasion. Previously, the hospital seemed to be in a dire situation. Director Dogami Tamaki and administrator Momoi Shoichi were solely focused on the hospital's finances, while the doctors showed little concern for their patients. Sagara, unlike the typical medical hero, was not just a passionate and kind-hearted individual. He was determined to make necessary changes to benefit the patients, adapting his approach to overcome various challenges and conflicts. As the issue of the hospital's next leader arises, tensions between Sagara and Moriyama Takashi escalate.

Kojima Kaede is in charge of a team at Minato University Hospital's emergency and critical care center. Despite being skilled, the staff members are all unique individuals, with emergency doctor Honjo Masaharu being particularly noteworthy. The team lacks cohesion and struggles to work together effectively. Although Kaede is the most competent emergency doctor, she is hesitant about leading the team. The hospital management is disappointed with the center's lack of organ donors since the organ transplant act was revised. In an effort to increase both the number of lives saved and organ donors, they bring in the unconventional emergency doctor Natsume Mamoru. Kaede is overwhelmed with daily tasks and has no time to focus on this new development. However, on Natsume's first day, Tokyo experiences its worst major incident in history.

Dogami Tamaki, director of Dogami General Hospital, leaves her nephew and future successor, surgeon Moriyama Suguru, in charge as acting director while she embarks on a luxurious cruise around the world. Moriyama, inexperienced in his new role, struggles to manage the hospital but becomes increasingly reckless in his behavior. Meanwhile, patient Hirabayashi Fumie reports symptoms of fatigue and right shoulder pain. After a thorough examination, it is discovered that she has developed angiosarcoma of the liver, a malignant tumor with a life expectancy of six months if left untreated. Surgeon Sagara Kosuke determines that immediate surgery is necessary but requires authorization from Moriyama and the support of all surgeons due to the complexity of the procedure. Despite Sagara's plea, Moriyama refuses due to the high risks involved. Sagara offers Fumie reassurance and seeks assistance from Shibuya Shoko, a medical representative, to connect with Tanabe, a former government official, for an undisclosed plan.

The focus of Big White Duel is on the political dynamics within the healthcare sector in Hong Kong, particularly at Ming Shing North Hospital. Dr. Yeung, serving as the deputy director, suggests a transformation of the hospital's bureaucratic structure, which is met with resistance from Dr. Tong, who leads the cardiology department. Dr. Tong is concerned that the changes proposed by Dr. Yeung may hinder the less fortunate from accessing healthcare services.

The television show "Emergency Room" delves into the daily experiences of medical professionals in the ER, while also exploring their personal lives and connections with loved ones.

A devastating earthquake strikes just beneath Tokyo, setting the stage for a TV drama that follows the brave members of an emergency room team as they strive to save lives and provide hope. This series focuses on the daily challenges faced by the team as they work tirelessly to rescue those in critical condition. The latest episodes center on the crucial topic of emergency medical procedures during a large-scale disaster, resulting in intense human drama. Dr. Issei Shindo, a member of the International Association of Physicians for Humanitarian Assistance, returns to Japan for a brief visit. He encounters Dr. Kaede Kojima, a former research physician under his guidance who has become a skilled emergency room doctor. During their unexpected reunion, Kaede reveals her intention to leave her position in the emergency room. In response, Shindo promises to hear her out before he departs from Japan. While on his way to meet Kaede at the hospital, a powerful earthquake strikes directly beneath Tokyo.

Jung Ha Yoon is a graduate student who has successfully completed the bar exam. Nevertheless, her journey is not over, as she aspires to specialize in medical malpractice litigation. To gain relevant experience, she is employed at a hospital, where she encounters various doctors practicing there.

Saito Eijiro, a graduate of the renowned Eidai Medical School, begins his training as a doctor at Eidai Hospital. Working under the guidance of Dr. Shiratori in the surgery department, Eijiro, alongside Dekune and Munekata, puts in long hours completing menial tasks for very little pay. To make ends meet, they take on additional part-time work at Seido Hospital, overseen by Dr. Hattori. Despite the challenging environment, Eijiro is inspired by his mentor Dr. Ushida and nurse Kaori. However, one night, Eijiro flees from the surgery, leaving a critically injured patient behind. This story sheds light on the struggles and complexities faced by intern doctors in the medical field.

The narrative centers around Liu Zi Yi, a confident and lively neurosurgeon who is getting ready to tie the knot with her partner until she learns that he has been hospitalized at her workplace under unique circumstances. Heartbroken, she chooses to gracefully end the relationship. Meanwhile, Qin Wen Bin, an upbeat cardiothoracic surgeon, may seem carefree on the surface, but he is actually well aware of his own predicament. While his professional life is going smoothly, his marriage is falling apart, leaving him uncertain about his next steps. Despite the turmoil in their personal lives, both find comfort and encouragement in each other as they collaborate in the operating room, developing and recovering together.

"The Third Hospital" will uncover the story of neurosurgeons operating in a unique medical facility that integrates both Western and Eastern approaches to healthcare.

Lee Eun Sung, an alumnus of a less prominent medical institution, seeks a residency position at Hwang Hee University Hospital with aspirations of becoming a prominent cardiac specialist. However, he encounters contempt from his peers. Nam Hye Suk, a top achiever who takes pride in her accomplishments, also submits her application and emerges as a standout student. Dr. Choi Kang Gook, a highly talented yet obstinate surgeon, returns to lead the department after a five-year hiatus. Although initially turned away, both Lee Eun Sung and Nam Hye Suk are eventually granted residency positions, albeit reluctantly. Meanwhile, actor Lee Dong Gwon, who shares a history with Nam Hye Suk, is admitted for surgery related to arrhythmia, resulting in a love triangle.

A decade after being expelled from the hospital where his girlfriend Danjo Mifuyu worked, Okita Kazuaki comes back to Japan as a skilled surgeon to help Mifuyu's father, his former mentor. Mifuyu is now married to Okita's former friend Masao, who played a part in Okita's previous downfall and is now aiming to take control of the hospital. As Okita navigates through betrayal and emotional turmoil, his unwavering commitment to his patients inspires those around him to reconsider the true essence of healthcare.

A hospital can be compared to a stage where the drama of life unfolds, showcasing the cycles of birth, death, illness, recovery, despair, and hope. "Healing Souls" follows the lives of physicians, medical students, and other staff members at a traditional hospital serving an underprivileged community. Among them are Qin Huo, a skilled surgeon, and Wen You, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, who must learn to work together despite their contrasting personalities. The hospital's director, Guan Bo, is facing a terminal illness and wants to find someone to take over his medical practice. As they navigate through various challenges and crises, Huo and You develop a partnership based on respect, love, and compassion. (DramaWiki) Available in two versions: 22 episodes (TV) || 34 episodes (online)

The plot centers on a young man named Teru Mahigashi. Following the tragic death of his father, a skilled surgeon who saved Teru's life before passing away, Teru is determined to follow in his father's footsteps and become a remarkable surgeon dedicated to saving lives. Despite being inexperienced and clumsy at the hospital where he works, Teru surprises everyone with his exceptional surgical skills when faced with critical situations, thanks to his extraordinary "god hands."

After being transferred to Teito Medical University's Shizuoka 11th Branch Hospital, Surgeon Kaji Hideki receives a surprising offer from hospital director Ito Shuichi. Ito suggests nominating Kaji as a professor in the upcoming election. Initially, Kaji declines the offer due to his lack of interest in status and power, despite his focus on financial gain. However, a life-threatening experience during surgery prompts Kaji to reconsider his priorities. He decides to enter the election, with no competition in sight. With the support of local financial figure Shimizu Gonzo, Kaji sets out to secure the necessary votes. Yet, he faces opposition from members of both Ito and deputy director Atami Masato's factions. In a bid to win over the last crucial vote from Professor Fujinomiya Sayuri, known for her integrity, Kaji finds himself in a challenging position. To make matters worse, Atami and another surgeon, Tsuruta Takumi, join the race for the professor position, intensifying the competition against Kaji.

The narrative revolves around Xu Mo Ran, a highly skilled cardiac surgeon from Guangdong who has conducted over 3,000 surgeries before turning 40, and Liu Yong Shan, a brilliant cardiologist with a Harvard PhD from Hong Kong

Dr. Du displayed his exceptional medical skills, but faced a period of uncertainty following a tragedy two decades ago. After losing both his girlfriend and mentor in the same accident, Dr. Du decided to leave the disillusioning healthcare system and became an EMT at a small clinic. Despite his past guilt, he remained dedicated to saving lives through his work. Supported by his frenemy Dr. Lee and colleague Dr. Hsu during critical moments, Dr. Du navigated patient-provider relationships and differences in life values among his peers. He believed that true reform of the healthcare system could only occur from within. However, the unresolved mysteries surrounding the disaster from twenty years ago continued to impact his life.

Dr. Du demonstrated his exceptional medical skills but faced the unpredictability of life during a catastrophe two decades ago. Following the tragic loss of his girlfriend and mentor in the same incident, Dr. Du left the dissatisfying healthcare system and transitioned to working as an EMT at a small clinic. Despite his lingering guilt, he remains dedicated to saving lives through his services. Surrounded by his complicated relationship with Dr. Lee and colleague Dr. Hsu, Dr. Du navigates patient-provider dynamics and differing perspectives on the value of life. He believes that the best way to improve the medical system is to actively participate in it once again. However, unresolved questions from the disaster twenty years ago continue to impact his life.

The narrative centers on the urgent aid provided by doctors, conversations about healthcare reform, internal hospital dynamics, conflicts, camaraderie, and romantic relationships within the medical team at Marshall Paxton Hospital.

The narrative revolves around the dynamics of power and politics among physicians in a hospital setting. Alliances among friends can shift rapidly, while former adversaries may suddenly become allies. Dr. Jang Joon Hyeok, an ambitious surgeon, aspired to ascend to the position of department head following his boss's retirement. However, his ambitions were thwarted by Dr. Lee, who had plans to bring Dr. Noh Min Guk from the United States to succeed him. Additionally, Dr. Lee's wife had her sights set on Dr. Noh as a potential son-in-law, while their daughter, Lee Yoon Jin, had her own agenda. Dr. Choi Do Young, a close friend of Dr. Jang, preferred to steer clear of the hospital's political machinations, focusing solely on his medical practice and patient care. However, when Dr. Jang faced legal action from a patient's family alleging negligence that led to the patient's death, Dr. Choi allied with Lee Yoon Jin to advocate for the rights of the deceased, risking both his position at the hospital and their friendship.

The "Doctor Helicopter" program, which was approved in Japan in June 2007, sends medical teams by helicopter to deliver urgent medical assistance

Aizawa Kosaku, Shiraishi Megumi, Hiyama Mihoko, and Fujikawa Kazuo have been working at Shoyo University's North Hospital for eighteen months now. With only three months remaining in their fellowship program to become flight doctors, each of them is facing a pivotal moment in considering their future beyond graduation.

Kousaku Aizawa, Megumi Shiraishi, Mihoko Hiyama, Kazuo Fujikawa, and Haruka Saejima have chosen diverse career paths. Aizawa transitioned from the hospital emergency room to work as a neurosurgeon. Shiraishi excels as the team leader for flight doctors in the same emergency room. Hiyama previously aspired to be a flight doctor, but now works as an obstetrician-gynecologist. Fujikawa specializes in orthopedic emergency medicine and collaborates with Shiraishi. Saejima continues her role as a nurse supporting flight doctors. Despite their different roles, they all confront challenges with determination.

The narrative revolves around the chief physician of the emergency department, He Jian Yi, and the recently returned Ph.D. mentor from the United States, Jiang Xiao Qi. Initially cautious of one another, they eventually develop a mutual understanding and work together to save patients and themselves.

Ichito Kurihara works as a doctor at a small hospital in Nagano Prefecture where there is a shortage of physicians

Confronted with terminally ill patients and his unwell pregnant wife, Fan Tze Yu, Cheung Yat Kin carried the weight of the situation and grew restless. During this time, he crossed paths with seasoned retired surgeon Lok Man San, with whom he had a strained relationship. Tze Yu's health deteriorated, leading to a miscarriage and her resignation from her position as a surgeon. These events had a significant impact on Yat Kin's life. Tze Yu tried to show Yat Kin that he needed to release the burden and face reality. She switched to a different department, starting from scratch in her learning journey. Yat Kin struggled to accept this change, but witnessing his colleagues Yeng Pui Chung, Hung Mei Suet, and others mature into independent doctors, along with encouragement from Lok Man and Tze Yu, Yat Kin eventually grasped the concept that a doctor is like a bucket of soil - he must recognize his own abilities and protect his position to safeguard the lives of others.

The scene of this human narrative is a distinctive medical facility that exclusively operates during nighttime to cater to outpatients. During these late hours, the medical team encounters a variety of illnesses presented by a diverse group of patients. Maki, a new addition to the team, was trained as a pathologist but has been assigned to work as a clinical physician at the hospital. Despite her extensive medical knowledge, her lack of practical experience (and her discomfort with administering injections) creates a distance between her and the rest of the staff. The enthusiastic and positive Maki is particularly disliked by Keiko, a pragmatic and results-driven clinical physician.

Fuji Yu, a skilled internal medicine physician working at a university hospital in Tokyo, once believed that medical care was solely about advanced equipment and technology due to the challenges of university hospital environments. However, a reunion with her former mentor reignited her passion for helping others overcome illness. Feeling uncertain about her identity, Yu made the bold decision to leave everything behind and join a clinic on Teuri Island, Hokkaido, recommended by her mentor. This story is based on the manga series "Aozora Clinic" by Karube Junko.

In Emergency Room 24, the staff faces ongoing challenges with staffing shortages, insufficient bed capacity, and a shortage of physicians. It is common for hospitals to reject patients, forcing ambulances to seek out alternative facilities nearby. In one episode of the fourth season, a bride collapses at her wedding and is rushed to the hospital by paramedics. However, they encounter difficulties in finding a hospital willing to admit the patient. As the bride's condition deteriorates, her groom becomes confrontational with the paramedics. Eventually, the ambulance comes to a halt on the road, and Dr. Kazuo Shindo emerges from a taxi to provide assistance to the ambulance crew.

Kishi Keiichitaro, the attractive pathologist at Sobokai First General Hospital, is known for his eccentric personality and sharp wit. Despite being considered a nuisance by his colleagues, he is highly respected for his dedication to medical justice and patient well-being. His blunt honesty often leads to conflicts with others, but his judgments are never challenged. Meanwhile, young neurologist Miyazaki Chihiro, also working at the hospital, faces daily lectures from senior doctor Kosaka Hidetoshi. Although she questions his focus on efficiency, she hesitates to voice her concerns.

Japan is currently facing a shortage of medical staff in its emergency care system, resulting in doctors having to work longer hours, especially during the night shift when demand is higher

Based on the manga series "Radiation House," created by Yokomaku Tomohiro and illustrated by Mori Taishi.

Miyamoto Ayumu comes back to his native village in Nagano Prefecture to practice as an orthopedic surgeon at a local hospital. He is also a part of the mountain medical unit that cares for individuals who are injured or unwell in the mountains. At first not very excited about his assignment, Ayumu's attitude shifts over time due to collaboration and hands-on learning. Meanwhile, Emori Gakuto, a cardiovascular specialist on the team, grapples with unresolved issues from his previous experiences.

At Doldam Hospital, Dr. Kim Sa Bu and his team are dedicated to preserving lives. A cutting-edge trauma center, complete with the latest medical advancements, is scheduled to open after a three-year wait. Before the center's official launch, a crisis emerges involving a North Korean vessel that has drifted into South Korean waters. Doctors from Doldam Hospital rush to aid the severely injured individuals on the ship. However, the patients require transportation to the hospital. Adding complexity to the situation, the South Korean government seeks to repatriate the North Korean patients as part of diplomatic negotiations with their neighboring nation. In the midst of this turmoil, Cha Jin Man, father of Cha Eun Jae and a former competitor of Dr. Kim Sa Bu, is enlisted to oversee the new trauma center.

Goro Zaizen is a skilled surgeon who is well-known for his expertise in laparoscopy surgery. Despite coming from a humble background, he has worked hard to achieve his current position as an associate professor in the surgery department of a university hospital. While he is admired by his students, his ambitious and confident nature has also led to some people feeling animosity towards him. Goro Zaizen is determined to eventually become a professor within the surgery department.

Anno Shura, a 39-year-old emergency physician at Taishaku General Hospital, is known for her ability to excel in chaotic situations. Nicknamed 'Dr. Asura' due to her resemblance to the three-faced, six-armed demon Asura, she has been known to perform the amazing feat of treating two critically ill patients simultaneously. Additionally, Shura possesses the unique talent of predicting incoming emergency calls before they happen. Her tweets of "It's coming" are always followed by the hotline ringing and a new emergency case arriving at the hospital.

After spending many years practicing medicine in other countries, a female surgeon returns to China and is appointed as the director of the Heart Center at Ankang Hospital. She forms a critical care team and leads the initiative to develop artificial hearts domestically. Despite initial skepticism from her colleagues, Tang Jia Yu proves herself through challenging surgeries, earning the respect of her subordinates. As the lead surgeon, Jia Yu forms a strong bond with anesthesiologist Ye Yi Ming, with whom she has worked on numerous operations. The first attempt at implanting an artificial heart ends in failure, and the reappearance of Jia Yu's ex-husband puts a strain on her relationship with Yi Ming. Plans for collaborating with foreign equipment manufacturers halt the artificial heart research project. Faced with setbacks in her career and personal life, Jia Yu travels to regions with high rates of congenital heart disease to rediscover her passion for surgery and rebuild her confidence.

Ameno Ryuji completed his medical education at a university located in a rural area. Currently, he is undergoing training as a doctor specializing in surgery at a hospital in Tokyo. Despite facing criticism from experienced doctors on a daily basis for his lack of skills and knowledge, Ameno Ryuji remains determined to fulfill his duties. He struggles with feelings of inadequacy when interacting with patients and their families, who have high expectations of him. Witnessing the loss of patients weighs heavily on him, but he remains resilient in his goal to succeed as a doctor. Through the camaraderie of his fellow trainee doctors, Ameno Ryuji gradually transforms into a competent medical professional.

Taking place six years after Tokai Seishiro's departure from Tojo University, the story follows Amagi Yukihiko, a renowned surgeon known for his exceptional skills in influencing people and handling finances

The interns start their internship at Yun Ding Kang Yuan, a private psychiatric facility. As they delve into their work, they become more familiar with the environment and gain insight into the minds of the patients. However, they soon discover a significant crisis within the hospital, which is surrounded by conflicting interests and hidden motives. Confronted with these obstacles, the interns must navigate through complex relationships and conflicts in order to make tough decisions and pave their own way forward.

A team of emergency room physicians have their routines disrupted when Wang Xiao Han, a talented young doctor, joins their ranks. His innovative approaches clash with the established methods of attending physician Su Li, while she also feels a growing attraction towards him.

Fresh out of medical school, Cheung Yat Kin is ready to start his career in neurosurgery. Known for his dedication and adherence to rules, Kin is respected and feared by his group of medical interns. Despite focusing solely on his work to save money for his paralyzed brother's dream of studying medicine abroad, Kin's life takes a turn when he meets Fan Chi Yu, a fellow doctor who admires him. When his brother tragically passes away, Kin is left adrift, with his interns and loved ones, including Yu, standing by his side. However, Kin faces another challenge when Yu falls seriously ill, leading to a difficult decision regarding a risky surgery. As a doctor, Kin supports Yu's choice, but as her partner, he struggles with his emotions...

Lee Kang Hun, an exceptional neurosurgeon driven by an unyielding ambition to excel, aspires to take on the role of director at his university hospital, motivated by a traumatic event from his childhood involving his father

As he approached graduation, Wang Yang Ming, who dedicated himself to reversing heart failure, clashed with his supervisor over medical experiments. He made a bold decision to transition from scientific research to clinical practice and secured a position in the emergency department at Ruiren Hospital, a top-ranked facility in the country. Wang Yang Ming's competitive spirit was ignited in the fast-paced environment of the emergency department, where he faced challenges like treating ventricular fibrillation in elderly patients, rescuing heat stroke victims, and caring for stroke patients. He continuously honed his medical skills through these experiences. Additionally, he formed a close-knit group with three other colleagues in the emergency department, known as the "four masters of emergency medicine," which included Lu Qing Qi, Zu Wen Da, and Liu Fei. Together, they supported each other's growth, formed strong bonds, and navigated through moments of separation and reunion within the ward.