A Lazy Doctor Gets Terminated | Chicago Med 

I think he used to be a really great doctor but grew old and overworked. It's sad that it ended this way for him, an early retirement would've been nicer.

I don''t think he was lazy, I think he was just overworked and maybe getting a little too old. However, the CPR thing was completely wrong but these shows rarely get it right.

Is nobody just going to talk about the partner that mans acting in amazing

the lazy doctor is also doing CPR wrong

Didn’t that doctor do CPR wrong? Your meant to do it at the beat to ‘another bites the dust’. He was just randomly doing It.

I think his a great person not really a great doctor

2 things wrong! Look at his arm then preforming CPR! Arm needs to be stright! When shocking body, You have to shock on skin not on cloths!

I actually feel sorry for the doctor. What a terrible feeling. He wasnt being lazy, he missed something. Every doctor does.

I feel for the guy but he should not have been working in such conditions . Don't agree with tossing him out like a spare part but he definitely should have been pulled off duty before it had reached this step. He was tired , over worked/overwhelmed and burning out . He started forgetting things and cutting corners because if it all , and thats a recipe for death. Perhaps some rest , support and more training would have equip him with enough skill + motivation to get back in the game in top shape.

My heart aches for the “lazy doctor” he seems like a lovely person.I’m not familiar with medical things so whether he is a great doctor or not is not for me to decide.

I fell so bad for that doctor he tried his best doing what he could and no one believes how hard he tried.I know how he may have made the patient worse but he deals with a lot so it wasn’t entirely his fault

There must be something more missing from this. I'm pretty sure most doctors wouldn't have caught necrotizing fasciitis given the way this doctor described the patients presentation. Dude came in with a pimple, not other symptoms or risk factors and then comes back with NF? Like come on. Edit: On top of that, the guy says he sees 50 patients a day, that means he saw 3000 patients in 3 months, and he only has 4 misdiagnosis that they know of. That's a 0.001% chance of misdiagnosis, even if you increased it 10 fold, it'd still only be 0.01%.

He wasn't lazy. He is old (happens to the best of us), overworked and had burn out. He shouldn't have been tossed like that, he also should not have been allowed to reach this point to even begin with.

For every person complaining that 'he's not doing cpr right', do you honestly think he would perform ACTUAL cpr on an actor? Geez.

“Everybody makes mistakes.” - Hannah Montana

I think the blame is more on the how he was overworked rather than simply being lazy

This has nothing to do with laziness. Laziness is a choice and an attitude of going for the shortest way to rewards, like the person who uploaded this title of the video. This video describes an inevitable ending of many unsung heroes, doctors, who have contributed so much to the health care system until age caught up and they had to let younger generations take over.

He wasn’t lazy, he missed something. I feel sorry for him

It was Dr Reese who reported the doctor NOT Dr Manning..... This is the 2nd mistake I have found when it comes to the title of these scenes. It really should be check before being uploaded........

Everyone expects dr. To save people.. but people pay little to no attention in what theyre going through. Theyre human too.

4:31-4:43 this statement is way too true, especially in todays context. It is sad that most professionals especially in the STEM field don't get to enjoy life and are rather treated like garbage by a good chunk of the population.

He was doing the CPR wrong and he was doing it randomly you should do it to these songs “Stayin’ Alive” - Bee Gees - 103 BPM “Dancing Queen” - ABBA - 100 BPM “Cecilia” - Simon & Garfunkel - 102 BPM “Hard To Handle” - The Black Crowes - 104 BPM “Can’t Stop the Feeling” - Justin Timberlake - 113 BPM (This is an original song from the movie “Trolls”) “Rock Your Body” - Justin Timberlake - 100 BPM “I Will Survive” - Gloria Gaynor - 117 BPM “MMMBop” - Hanson - 104 BPM “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” - Cyndi Lauper - 120 BPM “Just Dance” - Lady Gaga, Colby O’Donis - 119 BPM “Something Just Like This” - The Chainsmokers, Coldplay - 103 BPM “Rumour Has It” - Adele - 120 BPM “Fly” - Sugar Ray - 100 BPM “Hips Don’t Lie” - Shakira - 100 BPM “Work It” - Missy Elliott - 102 BPM “Suddenly I See” - KT Tunstall - 100 BPM “Crazy” - Gnarls Barkley - 112 BPM “Man in the Mirror” - Michael Jackson - 100 BPM “One Week” - Barenaked Ladies - 113 BPM

has anyone else noticed that in every episode when someone dies ! they die on 15:. ! the time of death is always some passed 15

He’s actually a great doctor, believe it or not every doctor has messed up badly before.

no you do cpr to the song staying Alive by bee gees

I feel so bad for him :( Even though he wasn’t the best doctor but i feel like he was a great person

CPR is used for when there is no heart beat but a defibrillator is for when the heart beat is irregular. Why did they use both? Is that an actual thing in the medical world?

It's so nice to see that dr.charles accepted things the way they were n did not get upset with dr reese

I noticed this a long time ago. Dr. Charles kinda looks like the doctor version of Hagrid (from harry potter)

I fear someday this might happen to my parents, who are also doctors, the most committed and hardest working people I know!😞

I started crying when he had to go

I feel for him he’s just overworked its not the decision to throw him out i give him support for him to rest n not find a pressuring job

Aww I’ve seen the full episode. He wasn’t lazy at all. Very sad ending for a doctor who dedicated his life to saving lives. Ended with the hospital taking his access ID.

that poor doctor is showing signs of a early onset of brain/nervous degenerative disease.

Goddamit heeley

Why is he called a lazy doctor? Seeing 50 patients a day is not my definition of lazy

Someone was killed because of him

I do feel bad for him he just lost his job but I can’t help feeling like he’s a little bit relieved that it’s over

How did he get sacked when Halstead and Manning have broken Hippa like 20 million times

He looks like the kfc guy

Aww omg I felt so bad for the guy. Like i know if a doctor misdiagnosed a patient they will loose there licence but he looked like he was going through a rough time.

For all the people saying his CPR was wrong: It's a show! Do you really think he was going to preform it on the actor?

It is crazy to me. It’s insane that doctors doing have more mandatory paid time off. I know we’re low on doctors, but maybe their would be more if that were the case.

I can't believe Healy got fired

80% of the comments: "he's doing cpr wrong" 20% of the comments: "hes a bad doctor" Me: i want to do that

He's old and overworked. That's it.

I can understand tiredness but laziness is unexceptable. Your patients' lives depend on you and sloppyness is a recipe for disaster!

The actor playing the grieving family member did an absolutely fantastic job... just wow.

I have literally learnt a lot of medical stuff from this show

yo that doctor that messed things up is from Orange is the New Black

The reality of the No Hope Service. My grandmother : murdered by her doctor. Hospital threatened the nurse not to tell the truth My fiancé: murdered by negligence and incompetence - by her doctors - you're too young to have cancer. She died on her 22nd birthday. 22/09/2008. Me. Misdiagnosed - 4 basal cell carcinoma, Fibromyalgia, Autism, misophonia. I now have breast cancer. They haven't got a diagnosis right in 41 years. You've more chance of finding a Liopleurodon in a swimming pool than you have a decent doctor in the UK.

Bruh he shouldn’t be working at that age he’s overworked af clearly. Edit: Plus I feel so bad for Elias’ partner he pretty much broke down.

He seems like such innocent person

Now we know why Mr Healy works at a prison lol

He wasn't lazy.. He overworked.

This is a doctor that has lost his passion. A good enough man but you have to have the passion for the role to keep doing it. I work at a hospital currently and I know a gastro doctor like this. A lovely man but hates his job and keeps doing it because he retires in a couple years but in those years I do worry what could happen to his patients.

“Human errors” on doctors happen at pretty high rate; They are not God, not robot either in this IT societies. Systems to prevent such are important, not blaming doctors personally.

drinking while in hospital

Not only was the docs cpr out of time, his elbows were bent therefore not allowing as much power and strength needed

Every episode that I watched with Dr. Reese in it seemed to have some controversy everytime

4:03 he doesn't have glasses 4:06 he suddenly has glasses

Can sombody give that man a hug his friend /brother just died

I clicked on this video thinking “god that dr reminds me of mr Healy from oitnb” OH WAIT it’s mr Healy😂👏🏻

Gotta love reese

Last words..."Ok" literally "ok"

Being overworked, overwhelmed, and possibly depressed does not equal lazy.

I just stared at the doctor and whispered to myself “boi this is your fault”

Their talking about how awful the doctor is but she is defibrillating with no pulse.

THIS IS REALLY IMPORTANT. They changed the pace for CPR, it is now faster. No longer staying alive. If you listen to the song Nellie the elephant, or even Baby shark. it is now that

Hi! Qualified First Responder with St John Ambulance Here. Just to clear up some comments I've been seeing, I wanted to elaborate on some aspects of the code that they ran: - The CPR was not "accurate" because of their form. No-one is denying the fact that you can't do CPR on a live person. However, you CAN accurately simulate it with proper technique (locked arms, using bodyweight to compress) as long as the actor isn't compressing very deep. - I have seen a code run well on a med show TWICE. Obviously they're going to achieve ROSC or pronounce TOD within a few minutes (rather than 20-40min) because it's a show. There are little innacuracies that make me facepalm (not in this one, but CM has had fully arrested patients "bite down" whilst intubating which couldn't happen because they're DEAD), but all-in-all it's passable. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

4:35 is frightening for physician, nurse and patient. And it is true.

00:00 A conversation existing only of questions Nice

Given the history, any doctor would’ve done the same, including me.

4:00 No glasses 4:03 With glasses Me: Surprised Pikachu face

I have suffered from several medical mistakes. One surgeon cut open my thigh as she didn't realise that the laser was 'on'! I had a bad epidural that caused days of repair and pain and resulted in my scars rupturing and causing terrible problems. When I went back into the same hospital a year later they wanted to give me the same anaethesiologist, I said no way and they said I had to as he was the chief anaethesiologist, I insisted, they got scared and gave me another. A few months later I was back in and this time they prepped me, left me parked in a corridor outside the bloc with just a sheet over me, freezing for almost two hours. They then put me under, put in one suture and back to my room. They explained that they had an emergency before me and still wanted to get me into the bloc which of course allowed them to bill that procedure full whack and pay everyone.

why is the lawyer always grumpy to Dr. Reese>

This show made me wanna be a doctor

the actor seems so nice to have that done to him omg

I was actually crying when he had to go

Reese is the best 💓💓💓

It wasn't dr manning. It was dr Reese

Not wearing glasses at 4:02, suddenly wearing glasses to take off in the next shot at 4:07.

He looked like he was patting his chest, not doing CPR

Lol.. since when a 4th yr med student reports on their attending physician? And also.. since when do they have so many privileged to prescribe medications.. Also.. no one there following AHA ACLS workflow for CPR...

Everybody has those days

I remember there was an episode in second season of "Scrubs" with such plot. Medicine is constant work, and even though older doctors are very experienced they start to make more mistakes

i feel sorry for the doctor he is just overwhelmed by the number of people coming in

ngl I feel bad for this doctor aw

That doctor is Mr. Healy from oitnb

Being a doctor means knowing what to do and not messing up...

50+ patients is top many for one person, the doctors I know don't have more than 30-40 in one busy day But then again I've never been to a hospital for any of my health concerns, I go to a clinic that is a 10 minute drive away and it's usually quiet over there, I've only been there on busy days like twice

The doctor deserved to lose his license but he was so kind and supportive :(

At the very least these medical shows should be medically accurate

Their cold reaction to start with is what prevents people from whistle blowing

I cried when the first guy died

shock that Sam Healy’s doing something else WRONG.

He can’t do CPR u need your arms straight, That’s like Gordon Ramsay saying he’s worried cause a chef can’t cook a meatball

I dont think anyone who works in hospitals is lazy... Just very very overworked

Honestly, it's normal to see both sides of the situation. It is crucial to acknowledge the varying perspectives regarding the doctor's actions. While some may perceive him as a subpar medical professional, others may empathize with his human frailty. It is undeniable that individuals make errors and can become overwhelmed, leading to regrettable actions. However, when one's profession entails responsibilities that directly impact the lives and futures of others, such as being a pilot, doctor, lawyer, or any role that holds the potential to cause significant harm or even loss of life due to a simple mistake, the consequences can be severe. Professions like doctors, pilots, and engineers, who handle matters that pose risks to others, are expected to maintain a high level of vigilance and undergo rigorous evaluations. These measures are implemented to minimize the likelihood of human errors that could have life-threatening consequences. Nevertheless, it is essential to recognize that these individuals are still human and susceptible to making mistakes, which is an unfortunate reality.

Most of these comments are about how he’s doing cpr wrong and other things like that but all I saw when I watched this video the lazy doctor looks like the KFC man