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EPISODE 2

You're incredible, Director Lee.

I've never seen a financial statement like this before.

It's all red.

What is up with these three?

"Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics, and OB-GYN"?

Those three are eating up the money other departments bring in.

I know. Essential departments.

Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, OB-GYN, Anesthesiology...

Psychiatry and Dentistry.

...Psychiatry, Dentistry, and et cetera.

A general hospital shall have nine or more departments

including them as well as specialists in each department.

As per...

Article 3-3 of the Medical Service Act.

I get that they are essential departments,

but that doesn't mean losses are essentially inevitable.

If this keeps up, I can't help but think that you are derelict in your duty.

If the structure affects profitability negatively, we should change it.

"That's how it is"? That is not an answer.

Forget it. I'm coming in two weeks.

Submit a plan before my inauguration.

What?

What did you say?

Try all you want.

Go ahead and have a talk with the chairman.

On my inauguration day, I'd like you to tell me

how each department will generate more revenue. I'm hanging up.

Goodness.

He says that hospitals always operate at a loss

and that he'll appeal to the board to have them rescind my appointment

if I keep talking about money.

I sent you the profiles of the hospital staff.

I'll have to grab a scalpel as soon as I arrive.

Is this what the hospital director had just sent?

I combined that with what your friend had sent.

I mean, it's true.

If we brought numbers like these to our meeting, we would've been slapped.

-Doctors don't know numbers. -We have to teach them.

PHD, SANGKOOK UNIVERSITY

What is this?

"Sangkook University.

Sangkook University."

They're all from Sangkook University.

OIL PRICES PLUNGE. WTI TRADED AT A PREMIUM TO BRENT CRUDE.

What are our subsidiaries?

Hwajeong Corporation, Hwajeong Electronics, Hwajeong Life Insurance...

Hwajeong Life Insurance...

-What else? -There is Hwajeong Display,

-Hwajeong Chemical-- -Chemical.

Right, what was that failed product they spent billions on marketing?

An anti-aging supplement. The weight-loss pill was a failure, too.

It didn't work at all.

"Gimhae University"?

PHD, GIMHAE UNIVERSITY

"Gimhae University..."

So, there is one who didn't go to Sangkook University.

Should I keep reciting subsidiaries?

TEMPORARY RELOCATION TO GIMHAE MEDICAL CENTER

"Temporary relocation"?

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Hey. Do you...

What?

Yes, it's been a while.

Do university hospitals temporarily relocate

their doctors to different hospitals?

Would they relocate if told to?

I look forward to working with you, Vice Minister.

Same here.

You used to work at Hwajeong Group, one of the large corporations.

I'm sure you'll run the hospital well.

I'm still with the company.

Of course. You're still the president of Hwajeong Group.

What I meant was,

running hospitals and corporations are different.

You're right.

I've read some reports already.

It seems like hospitals are facing so many problems.

At least Sangkook is one of the Big Five.

They're much better off.

You will be surprised to find out how rural hospitals are doing.

Is it that bad in the rural areas?

Of course. Doctors prefer to practice in Seoul,

and patients come to Seoul for better care.

We've been trying to resolve the imbalance by coming up with a program

that temporarily relocates doctors, but...

Temporary relocation? Is there such a program?

There isn't much publicity, so most people don't know about it.

We have been urging hospitals to participate in the relocation program,

but not many of them actively cooperate with us.

Well,

isn't that because the hospitals are obligated to pay the doctors

even after their relocation?

For specialists, some arrangements need to be made.

In general, the receiving hospital pays them.

The Ministry of Health and Welfare subsidizes their salaries, too.

You do?

You're trying so hard for a good cause.

Hospitals should actively participate in the program.

That's why we're searching hard for eager participants.

I see.

Director Lee Bo-hun just passed away at the deputy director's house.

Have you ever had your hand stuck in a machine?

Have you ever had a motorcycle fall on you while making deliveries?

No, right?

Yes, rich people do get into accidents.

But they don't get victimized like poor people.

Go check out the ER right now.

Most of our patients are not well-off.

How can we try to make money off the people like them?

Do you know how much blood they lose during birth?

I'm sorry. He suddenly stepped in front of the car.

Do you know how much blood they lose during birth?

Childbirth involves many risks.

Many people don't know that, so if anything goes wrong,

they blame the hospital.

Despite the risks they may involve,

we have to have the essential departments provide their services to patients.

The structure makes it impossible for them to generate revenue.

Well...

If you get rid of them without much deliberation,

it will probably cause problems.

I'll do whatever it takes, even if it means

that I have to appeal to the board

or get the media and other organizations involved,

to let the world know that you see this hospital only as a profit center.

Come in.

What did the hospital staff say?

What could they say?

Everyone knows that he had a heart attack and fell to his death.

I meant the funeral.

Shouldn't you have made arrangements for his funeral already?

It's the first time we've had a death like this, so...

"A death like this..."

His family...

wants a small family-only funeral.

You've already spoken to his family.

You really must've been close to the director.

We shared so many years together.

Did you handle the issue with the incentive?

Yes. I told them we shouldn't make a big deal out of it

as the person to be held accountable passed away.

I suggested we bury it since we returned the funds already.

And they agreed?

Of course.

They said they'd make sure we avoid bad press.

Should this be recognized as work-related death?

It's up to how you wish to process it,

but he had left work, drank alcohol,

and also had a preexisting illness.

Right?

His end was a bit suspect,

but it is hard to say that it was work-related,

right?

How was his end "a bit suspect"?

I'm just saying.

Though you shared so many years together...

I got it.

Regarding the incentive...

You are sure that you and I

are the only ones here who know about it, right?

Yes. You and I are the only ones who know.

HANSEONG POLICE STATION, CHIEF KIM JAE-HYEON

Through the history of illnesses, you can see what illnesses they had.

The analysis of dormant risks shows what illness they're likely to get.

The medication they're on and their family medical history...

They are all here.

The cumulative number of visitors to our hospital is 24.6 million.

We have such information on all those people.

Mr. Nam.

Even if Hwajeong Life Insurance is the largest life insurance company,

where else would you get

this much information on patients if not through us?

You're enjoying being the president of the hospital way too much.

Don't you think you are stressing money too much with fellow subsidiaries?

I'm stressing money because you're a fellow subsidiary.

If you weren't one, I wouldn't even have offered this.

Why don't we agree to

just a million won per data set?

You said you have data on more than 20 million people.

You can't ask for a million one each. What does that leave us?

You obtained all the information for free from the hospital database anyway.

Mr. Nam, do you think I'm handing you over this information

just to help you increase insurance sales?

If you know about an insured's preexisting conditions, you can deny their claim.

You can also prevent people from purchasing high-payout policies.

All you need to do is add an exclusion clause

to your policies which no one ever cares to read.

Most of them don't understand even if you explain it all to them.

Isn't it clear that it's directly related to profits?

Mr. Gu, I know this is between us, but strictly put,

this is illegal.

Let's cut each other some slack.

Because of the clause banning commercial use of personal health records?

Exactly.

It was removed back in August of 2016.

Stay updated, will you?

Forget it. Never mind.

Please arrange me a meeting with a salesperson

regarding the dietary supplement distribution.

I need to know about the products we will sell.

Of course. I'll arrange it.

DILEMMA OVER MINIMUM WAGE HIKE

It's a good thing that we sent you to the hospital, Mr. Gu.

Our group chose

the best scholarship recipient.

Of course. It is one of many achievements of the founding chairman.

Can you pull this off too?

Hello?

Not yet. Yes.

Okay.

SEOSAN FARM, KIM BYEONG-SU

-Seosan Farm? -That's not the point.

He owns the most land in Songtan. He owns over 30,000 pyeong of land.

I see.

Some hospital facilities can serve as profit centers.

The ones to be expanded are--

The Cancer Center, Examination Center, and the funeral house.

Do you mean to build those facilities

on this man's land in Songtan?

His son is Kim Seok-hyeon, the Minister of Environment.

Sir, Songtan is a bit far from the school.

The market value of the land is about 50 billion won.

Purchase it for 58 billion won.

Doesn't it sound nice?

Leading university hospital

invests in Songtan and assists in developing the region.

From where will the fund for the purchase come?

We're building hospital facilities.

Of course the hospital should pay.

Sir, if you are set to pay eight billion won above the market value,

why do you ask me to take on this...

The son and parents have different opinions.

Every family is like--

They won't sell the land.

The market value has reached its peak,

but they just won't sell the land.

Okay. I'll purchase it.

And please throw in an additional 70 billion won.

-What? -Seventy billion?

Anyone can get them to sell the land with an additional 70 billion won.

Should I do it myself?

No. I mean for the expansion.

It'll cost the hospital over 50 billion won.

They'd be so grateful

if the headquarters would fund the expansion plan.

The examination center and funeral house

are cash cows that generate steady revenue.

Plus, all the facilities will be under your name.

You will get your money's worth. I'm confident.

What should we do? He says he's confident.

Please grant it, sir.

Purchase that land first.

Yes, sir. I will.

They're coming out.

You've gained weight, Ms. Kang.

The new job must be treating you well.

I guess your job has also been treating you well.

I've lost a lot of weight thanks to you.

Mr. Gu. All the doctors have gathered in the auditorium.

To discuss that issue.

If Mr. Nam of Life Insurance calls, tell him

that we want 1.5 million won per set.

I doubt he'll swallow his pride and contact me directly.

Noted, sir.

Find out if the Minister of Environment

has a close relative who is unemployed.

-Pardon? -You know what I mean. Prepare a gift.

Make sure we're on the same page with the Ministry on the relocation.

Yes, sir.

SEOSAN FARM, KIM BYEONG-SU

Hello?

Hello. Is this Mr. Kim Byeong-su?

I'm Gu Seung-hyo, calling from Sangkook University Hospital.

Hospital?

Honey, someone called from a hospital. Your test results must be out.

No, sir. I'm not calling about a health matter.

Regarding the land you own in Songtan--

You called about the land? I'm not selling.

No, sir. I wanted to introduce myself first. I was--

The land is not up for sale. You people just don't know when to stop.

Hello?

I heard he used to be the president of a logistics company.

He may be an experienced businessman,

but he knows nothing about how things work here.

They appointed a CEO

because they consider us as a department within their corporation.

I ask you all. Are we running a business here?

What does Naksan say?

They should be kissing our feet.

That's not what I heard.

Listen. No matter what we do,

the president won't even bat an eye.

Let me ask you this. Do you really think a for-profit corporation

was so enthusiastic about education

that they had to acquire a university?

AUDITORIUM

That's right. This is just the beginning.

Gosh. So many of you came.

Then who's tending to the patients?

We left enough on the floor.

I see.

Go on.

Aren't you here to discuss the surgery?

What surgery do you mean?

The surgery to heal Korea from its illness.

I heard that our doctors, who swore to set aside

race, religion, and social status

and to abide by their duties toward patients,

had gathered to discuss their willingness to go to the remote areas

of our country to help patients.

Why don't you begin?

I'm really here to listen to what you have to say.

First, thank you for attending the meeting

when we didn't even ask you to come.

I guess you were asked to attend this meeting.

No.

The entire medical staff

is appalled by the recent decision.

I, too, think that we should help out rural hospitals,

but to be honest, you're basically telling us to pack up and go

for something we didn't sign up for.

You call the hospital "campus," right?

I heard the examination center that was on this campus

was moved to Gangnam last year.

Is this how you all reacted back then?

That was--

Yes, that was what?

How is that the same?

If you were suddenly told to relocate to a rural area, would you go?

You're the Chief of OB-GYN, right? Good.

I had a question for you.

I recently read an article

that I just could not believe.

It said more women die from childbirth

in Gangwon-do than in China.

Is that true?

It can't be true, right?

-Statistically-- -I can't hear you.

Is it not true?

It's true.

All of us do feel bad about the situation.

I see. So, all you do is sit there and feel bad about it.

We can't solve every medical dilemma in the world, can we?

You're mocking the essence of this meeting.

Would I relocate to a rural area if I were told to?

I'll answer that question. Yes, I would go.

I'd go before anyone tells me to. I really would.

Dear respected medical staff of Sangkook University Hospital.

Did it really not bother you?

Double the number of moms who live in Seoul are dying

just because they don't live in a metropolitan city.

You're doctors. You're nurses.

If you go there, those people will not die.

If this were a company,

and the company decided to relocate certain teams to a rural area,

do you think the employees would gather like this to complain?

Do you think they would...

even question the decision?

Not a chance.

They'd have gone there already, looking for a place to live.

We're not like those working for a regular company.

How are you so different?

A general hospital is a public good.

The problem isn't the relocation.

Do you know how many patients

Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics, and OB-GYN see in a day?

On average, they see 500 patients.

Over 15,000 people get healed and have wounds treated here in a month.

I know that there are many other general hospitals in Seoul.

But let me ask you this.

Where do you get the authority to send away 15,000 people

and disperse them...

to distant hospitals?

Ask the Ministry of Health and Welfare.

You are the president of this hospital.

How could you try to pass the responsibility onto others?

Do you think that is what we expect from you?

No. I'm just saying the Ministry said the same thing.

"The hospital is a public good."

Sure.

Medical service must be provided equally to everyone in the country

because it is a public good.

Dr. Joo Kyung-moon, Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery.

Am I misunderstanding the concept of public goods?

So? Anyone else?

-We're part of a union-- -Who are you from which department?

I'm Kim Eun-ha from the Emergency Medical Center.

We, nurses, are part of a union,

so any changes to our employment conditions must be discussed--

Yes, of course.

We are not against the idea of providing support for rural hospitals.

I'm just saying relocating our doctors is not the only way we can provide support.

You know, we can provide financial support.

Then would the Department of Emergency Medicine will pay for that?

How much deficit has your department accumulated?

Department of Emergency Medicine is barely surviving off other departments.

How could you suggest something like that so easily?

"Loss.

In the red..."

Your department is always in the red. Don't you know who made it up for you?

Your department would've been long gone

if it weren't an essential department.

What? Are you... You can't put a price tag on the service...

If a department produces enough profit,

can they pay money instead of being relocated?

I'm Ye Jin-woo from Emergency Medicine.

Is that how it's going to work?

What's gotten into him?

He is not the type to speak up.

You know that doctors in rural hospitals

make more than their directors, right?

It isn't because they don't have money. They--

No. I'm not asking whether or not they have money.

Please stop evading the question.

So, if you can provide financial support,

you do not have to accept the relocation, correct?

It seems like you would rather make a payment than relocate.

How will you obtain the fund? You said you were in the Emergency Medicine, right?

Oh, right. Fund...

You are right.

We can't obtain the fund.

The only change

would be the location of employment for a few.

Isn't that correct?

AUDITORIUM

He wasn't here to listen. He came to make an announcement.

Deputy Director Kim. What if we really end up going?

Let's do the best we can.

The young president is overly ambitious.

What do you think?

About what?

Will you really go?

If a doctor dislikes the hospital, he should leave.

That's what they want anyway.

Is it that easy for you?

When did I say it was?

I devoted...

my entire youth to this hospital.

It wouldn't be easy to leave.

It's not just you. What about the patients?

If the ER is gone, there will be no patients.

You won't have to take in

the homeless patients and non-paying patients anymore.

"Non-paying patients"?

I need to get back.

Dr. Ye.

What did you mean earlier with your question?

Excuse me.

Chief!

He thinks of us

as some money-grubbing rats.

What? What is it? Ms. Ahn, what is it?

Aortic dissection. He received surgery in Daejeon, but collapsed again.

You said the stomach is the first to change, correct?

That once you can get it past your throat without any difficulty,

you come to accept it.

Dr. Ye, over there.

"Your stomach is now able to endure this."

Only after you receive this message from your body,

you become entitled to work in the ER.

The question I get asked the most is, "Don't you feel exhausted to death?"

People die from cardiac arrest or blood loss,

not from exhaustion.

The second most asked question is, "Why did you choose this path?"

-Please check his blood pressure. -Okay.

He went into hemorrhagic shock, but he's now stable--

-Please wait outside-- -Run some tests

-once the transfusion is done. -Okay.

Because I studied so hard.

Because I studied like crazy to learn how to save lives.

And...

because I'm a coward.

Dr. Ye. We have a patient who seems to have peritonitis.

Do you hear me?

Does your belly hurt?

Because I lack the courage

to shun those who are dying before my very eyes.

-Why did you leave him here for so long? -No bed is available in pediatrics.

Don't wait around and go make room. Take him there now.

Yes, sir.

I think

I won't ever be able to find that courage,

Director.

SEARCH: YE JIN-WOO

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HWAJEONG GROUP FIRST QUARTER INVESTMENT REPORT

NOTE

He pisses me off.

Where do you get the authority to send away 15,000 people

and disperse them

to distant hospitals?

You piss me off more.

HWAJEONG GROUP FIRST QUARTER INVESTMENT REPORT

Where were you?

You wanted the breakdowns.

2017 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION REPORT

What the... Do they even know what productivity is?

These so-called elites have been doing nothing right.

I see.

If they worked like this at a company, they would've been fired already.

I see.

Let's do two things first. Restructure operation procedures

and bring the OR utilization rate up to 85%...

No.

To at least 90%.

That's the average wait time for patients per department.

The previous foundation must not have been interested in that.

They didn't have any record on it.

For patients that registered themselves into the system,

I recorded how long it took until they were actually examined.

Let's see the number of doctors per patient

and the utilization rate for the equipment that costs over 100 million won.

The fundamental goal of a business is to accommodate more customers.

What's the use in buying them expensive equipment

when the system itself cannot even keep up with the fast pace?

The same goes for the operating rooms.

During the ten hours of regular operating hours,

they're used for only six hours.

How is this different from leaving an expensive truck in the garage?

What is it?

What?

All you have to do is tell me to find a way to bring up the rate.

But how am I supposed to do that? I'm new to this industry as well.

One of the Big Five hospitals has a utilization rate of 90%, right?

Let's get their data.

Yes, sir.

Also,

fill this in.

Oh, my gosh. Is he really a doctor?

Not a Greek god?

He's gorgeous.

Why are you asking me about our department's profits?

Don't you know how things are here?

I do. That's why I ask.

You must run your own numbers.

I'm not the one who does it.

All right. We hit our lowest this month. We topped all the other departments.

Must you rub salt in the wound?

My apologies.

Hey, what is this about?

Hey.

Hello.

-Tell me how your chief is doing. -Our department chief?

General Surgery wants to switch night shift with another department.

If I ask your department to take it,

do you think she will bite my head off?

Ever since she returned from the meeting earlier...

Shoot. I knew it.

I heard the president showed up at the meeting.

How is he?

Anyway, is OB-GYN in the red, too?

The president looked annoyed.

Never mind. How would a mere resident know if the department is in the red or not?

Why wouldn't I know? I do all the grunt work.

I prepare all of our department's reports.

Anyway, since two months ago,

we've been on the top of the list.

In losses.

Hang in there.

You barely said anything, and she volunteered the information.

It was so obvious that you were fishing.

-Shut up. -What now?

You need evidence to prove your doubt.

Where should I go?

Wouldn't the accounting department have it?

Accounting department...

They are not on this floor. Where are you going?

Come on, now. You should know better.

Jin-woo.

HEALTH INSURANCE REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT SERVICE

NONCOVERAGE

Don't watch me non-stop.

I think I ate too much for lunch.

I'm having trouble digesting because I sat here all day.

-You should take care of off-site duties. -Don't tell me to go. My goodness.

-I found this on my way back. -Thank you.

We must be the only department that hates going to appointments.

At least yours is a private hospital, and it's close by.

Private hospitals are worse. They whine so much.

Listen to doctors at general hospitals complain

until your ears bleed. See if you can still complain.

They must be pissed off about being sent to a rural hospital.

Aren't you in charge of Sangkook University Hospital this time?

I am.

Are they being sent to a rural hospital? Why?

I haven't heard about this either. Who's going?

Those in Pediatrics, OB-GYN, and Emergency Medicine.

The hospital notified them. Your brother didn't tell you?

JIN-WOO

It hurts!

I can't get it in place if you move. Stay still.

-It hurts! -Stay still.

Get off!

What the... Hey!

-Mr. Bang! -Yes.

-Don't move. -Hurry.

-I told you to stop. I will-- -Hold him.

Hey. This doctor is trying to kill me!

You're not dead yet. You're still talking.

Reduction is done. Send him to get an x-ray.

Yes, sir.

Keep your hand on your stomach until you get your x-ray taken.

-Thank you. -Sure.

Where's Dr. Ye? He is nowhere to be found.

You're right. Ms. Kim too.

Where's my shoe?

Ms. Kim, the trainees have been waiting for you.

Okay.

Ms. Kim, have you seen Dr. Ye?

How would I know?

What the heck?

Lee Dong-su speaking.

PROFIT AND LOSS BY DEPARTMENT

Obstetrics and Gynecology. Pediatrics.

Emergency Medical Center. Those three departments.

Dear respected medical staff of Sangkook University Hospital.

Did it really not bother you?

You're doctors. You're nurses.

If you go, those people will not die.

You've kept these money-losing departments for too long.

You're all so patient.

I'm not.

-Let's get rid of them. -Yes, sir.

-Eun-ha! -Yes?

What's wrong? Did something happen?

No.

Are you going home?

Yes. How are things in your department?

Have you guys talked about it?

Not yet.

Everyone's against the relocation,

but it's not like there is anything we can do about it.

Do you know how things are in other departments?

They're all calculating already.

Some say they should band together and oppose the decision,

and others suggest giving in as it'd be impossible to overturn the decision.

That's only natural.

How is that natural?

Even if it doesn't affect you...

Jin-woo...

Let's go. I'll buy you dinner.

Where's Chief?

Over there.

Hey.

CURRENT TIME TIME ELAPSED, ANESTHETIZED TIME

-Is Chief Joo around? -He's in surgery.

-When will he be done? -It will take a while. He just went in.

It's his third surgery today. He won't be done until past midnight.

Send him to the ICU.

-What's the surgery? -Check regularly.

OPCAB.

The patient is old, and it's a difficult case.

Well, most of his cases are difficult.

Anyway, it'll be a while.

Okay. Call me when he gets out.

Dr. Ye.

You know Chief Joo doesn't refuse patients, right?

So please, don't send them here.

Even today, he had to operate on a transfer patient...

If anything goes wrong here, we get blamed.

And please, stop sending up homeless people.

That's why we don't send more than three--

What about us? It's tough for us too.

We need to collect payment.

We're the ones getting in trouble.

I understand Chief Joo, but what about the nurses?

He's the one who has to hear everyone's complaints.

I'm relying on you.

OUTPATIENTS

"ICU, Intensive Care Unit.

CSR, Central Supply Room."

"Metzenbaum scissors."

They look like hair-cutting scissors.

"Mayo scissors. Used for cutting sutures."

"Sutures"?

Does that mean "thread"?

Why are there so many scissors?

"Osteotome."

This won't do.

OPERATING ROOM

How do I open this?

This is the... It's the osteotome.

For cutting bone.

Is this the towel clamp? What was this?

Hold on.

Gloves...

Where are the gloves?

Shit.

That scared me.

What the...

Joo Kyung-moon.

WORKS 36 HOURS STRAIGHT TO MAKE UP FOR THE LACK OF DOCTORS IN THE DEPARTMENT

TAKES IN ALMOST EVERY PATIENT

Hi. You must be tired.

Yes.

-Are you expecting someone? -At this hour? No.

PARK JAE-HYEOK

Hey, what's up?

From Cardiothoracic Surgery?

Yes.

Get mine, too.

He just finished?

Okay. Got it.

You know Chief Joo doesn't refuse patients, right?

He's the one who has to hear everyone's complaints.

I need to make a call.

Is there anything I can hide from you?

Did you hear at work that I'm being sold off?

-Why didn't you tell me? -I was about to tell you.

I was going to as soon as I got home, but you beat me to it.

Gosh, what did the hospital do

that made them volunteer to relocate their doctors?

Did they volunteer for this?

The Ministry asked for funds,

but the hospital decided to relocate the doctors.

What's the big deal? It's the same no matter where you go.

People from Seoul think they're at the center of the world.

-Let's be serious for three minutes. -I'm not going. Don't worry.

Like you have the power to pull out.

It's not that big a deal.

EMERGENCY MEDICINE, PEDIATRICS, OB-GYN

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PROFIT AND LOSS BY DEPARTMENT

UPLOAD COMPLETED

HWAJEONG GROUP FIRST QUARTER DIVIDENDS

MS. KANG

Hello?

No. I said I was going to Seosan.

I'm on my way. Why?

What was posted?

Send it to me.

FROM: MS. KANG

PROFIT AND LOSS BY DEPARTMENT

DEPTS SUBJECT TO RELOCATION = DEPTS IN THE RED. PURELY FINANCIAL DECISION.

The hospital.

-Pardon? -Go to the hospital in Hanseong.

Right now?

GLUTTON

Okay.

Are you still doing the reduction? What's taking so long?

Lazy bums. We're so busy.

My goodness.

-Deputy Director Kim. -Yes?

There's a post on the portal. I think you should take a look.

DEPTS SUBJECT TO RELOCATION = DEPTS IN THE RED

POSTED BY LEE BO-HUN

EMERGENCY MEDICINE, PEDIATRICS, OB-GYN

DEPTS SUBJECT TO RELOCATION = DEPTS IN THE RED

NOT ABOUT PROVIDING SUPPORT. PURELY FINANCIAL DECISION.

-Who posted it? -We don't know yet.

It was posted at 6:54 a.m.

The IP address is of a desktop in room 307 in the annex.

But room 307 is the resting room for specialists,

so there are no cameras.

I got the footage of the hallway instead.

Whose ID was it?

Well, it was...

Lee Bo-hun's. The late hospital director.

How did they get this?

Can anyone access the entire hospital's profit and loss statements?

No. The chiefs get monthly reports, but only for their own departments.

Previously, the foundation chairperson

and the hospital director received the totals.

Why did this person post February's report?

It's from two months ago.

Could it be

that the late hospital director gave the documents to someone here?

Along with his ID and password so that this can be posted after his death?

We are checking with Accounting.

They are the ones who collect data and generate reports.

It probably leaked from there.

Check the IT Department as well.

Accounting works with the numbers, but IT prints the reports out.

That's the best place to get ledgers.

But why the one from two months ago?

I doubt it's all that meaningful.

The departments being relocated were always in the red.

I guess the person who posted it only had that month's.

Someone who was particularly close to Director Lee Bo-hun...

I'll see if anyone requested material from the Accounting or IT Department.

Let's focus on those who are being relocated.

And among them... What time was it posted again?

This morning at 6:54 a.m.

Check everyone who went in and out of room 307 around that time.

I've set it up so that you can watch the hallway security footage.

But since it is a sleeping room, many people go in and out,

so it'll take a while.

I guess...

you missed the director a lot.

Follow me.

Call the restructure team.

From the headquarters?

They brought this upon themselves. I'm done playing nice.

Yes, sir.

GLUTTON

NO ONE KNOWS WHO POSTED IT. PEOPLE HAVE MIXED REACTIONS ON THE POST.

You're the one who posted that, right?

Don't hide behind the dead man.

You know there's a better way.

-How do you think he found out? -You've given us a weapon.

However, it should not involve any trickery.

How did you know?

Are you afraid that I might tell Mr. Gu?

You said our weapon should not involve any trickery.

I've seen more people get stomped on while trying to play fair.

You cannot put a price tag on what I do with these hands.

That pride kept me going.

That's true, and now that this is out, if we don't do anything about it,

the president will look down on us.

Dear respected staff of Sangkook University Hospital,

we will be undergoing modification as proposed

by the Restructure Team from the headquarters.

A medical practitioner shall not consent to unauthorized personnel

accessing medical records. Punks who know nothing about medical law

are running amok. Why aren't you doing anything?

Why are you just watching?

If they really are being kicked out for not making money, we're next.

We've never been in the black either.

You must have offers from hospitals lining up for you.

I won't complain even if you fire me.

You keep beating me to the punch.

The dismissal of Ye Jin-woo...

If there are two rebels,

I should get rid of them both. Don't you think?

Subtitle translation by Jeong Lee