My wife fell and died in the hospital. Her husband blamed the hospital windows for non-standard windows. Is this really the case?

An incident happened in Guilin, Guangxi. Mr. Wang’s wife fell from a building and died during treatment in the hospital. This was really a big blow to Mr. Wang, but after he learned what happened, Why did you take the hospital to court? Let’s talk about it below.

1. What happened

Doctors and nurses at the hospital described that Mr. Wang’s wife was extremely emotional at the time and refused infusion, so they found the patient’s niece and tried to persuade her. She was given an infusion, but the accident occurred just a few minutes after Mr. Wang's wife went to the toilet. Mr. Wang carefully checked the window where his wife fell. He felt that the window was too low and had no protection, so his wife was likely to have fallen. Unintentionally, it fell before, so Mr. Wang asked the hospital for compensation, but the hospital obviously refused.

Second, the hospital’s statement

The person in charge of the hospital said that Mr. Wang’s wife had cancer, so she committed suicide out of despair. Some nurses even said that they listened to her at the time. He shouted that he wanted to jump off the building. Mr. Wang obviously did not agree with the hospital's statement. He believed that his wife was particularly optimistic, and his family conditions were also good, and he could fully afford the medical expenses, so it was impossible for him to commit suicide. Both parties had their own opinions. word.

3. The court’s decision

Based on the evidence and statements of both parties, the judge believed that Mr. Wang’s wife could not be found to have fallen from the building on her own initiative. After hearing and on-site measurements, the court held that the height of the hospital window sill was indeed illegal. However, the court believed that Mr. Wang's wife was also at fault, so it finally ordered the hospital to compensate Mr. Wang 50,000 yuan. After all, people are dead and cannot be resurrected. The living should live a good life. But in my opinion, the hospital also has a certain responsibility. When a patient is found to be emotionally unstable, they should pay more attention to the patient's behavior to prevent the patient from committing suicide. Secondly, the hospital should also take protective measures. What about places like toilets? Is it possible not to install a protective net? This is too dangerous.