The physician on the pediatric emergency team asks questions about your child's care and requests tests when necessary. If blood or urine tests are requested after the examination, when the results are ready they are evaluated by the physician who first assessed your child or by another physician to whom the patient has been handed over. In addition, consultations may be requested from other departments when necessary. After the consultant physicians examine you, they may, if necessary, request other tests and consult other specialists, and with these results they help us make your treatment plan. All of this process may take some time depending on the patient's complaint and clinical condition. You will be informed by the physician following you when there are developments.
In every case, it is important to give the physician all the details of the patient's complaint. However, if your complaint is a matter of concern to the judicial authorities, it is important that the way the incident occurred is described accurately, so that your patient's future rights are protected and we can treat them more accurately.