“The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call” Author Reveals Season 2 Spoilers

Insights from Lee Nak-joon on Trauma Care and “The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call”

On January 31st, YTN NewsFM aired an insightful segment featuring Dr. Lee Nak-joon, a prominent otolaryngologist and the creative mind behind the Netflix series, “The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call.” This discussion highlighted the critical need for enhanced trauma care awareness in South Korea.

The Importance of Trauma Care in Korea

During the interview, Dr. Lee emphasized the significance of valuing life and prioritized investment in trauma care, stating, “Korea should not weigh life lightly.” He pointed out Korea’s impressive medical achievements, particularly in organ transplantation, where the country ranks among the top five globally. However, he stressed that despite this progress, support for trauma care remains insufficient, noting, “Awareness about trauma care is still low.”

Challenges Facing Trauma Surgeons

Addressing the dedication of trauma surgeons, Dr. Lee cited Professor Lee Guk-jong as an example of unwavering commitment in the field. He warned, however, against overburdening individuals beyond their capacity, stating, “We should only ask for sacrifices that one can handle; otherwise, their sense of duty may wear out.” He elaborated on the harsh realities facing trauma surgeons, including legal disputes and pressures related to performance, which contribute to a decline in professionals remaining in the field.

Anticipation for Season 2

As for the eagerly awaited Season 2 of “The Trauma Code, ” Dr. Lee revealed that no confirmations have been made yet. He mentioned, “I’ve written a lot of stories, ” but emphasized that any progress relies on Netflix’s decision and investment. When pressed for spoilers, he hinted at significant developments, stating, “The team will conduct full-scale operations, facing various challenges.” He shed light on the unpredictable nature of trauma surgery, which often does not undergo the same pre-operative blood tests as elective surgeries, adding complexity to the doctors’ responsibilities.

A Global Response to “The Trauma Code”

The impact of “The Trauma Code: Heroes On Call” has been remarkable, garnering over 4.7 million viewers between January 20th and 26th. It achieved third place in Netflix’s Non-English Global TV Show rankings shortly after its premiere. This gripping series has captivated audiences in 26 countries, including Chile, Peru, Romania, and more, even claiming the top spot in Korea’s TV show rankings upon its release.

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