One, "Dr. House," a dramatic suspense drama created and produced by David Shore, with Hugh Laurie, Lisa Edelstein, and Robert Sean Leonard. It tells the story of Dr. Greg House, an eccentric Dr. at Princeton University Hospital, who uses his own set of medical philosophies and three brilliant assistants to solve countless difficult cases. The main thread of this show is all about the diagnostic reasoning process. So. It would be more appropriate for medical students to watch.
Two, "Private Practice" is a spin-off of ABC's hit show "Grey's Anatomy". A medical drama directed by Michael Grossman, starring Kate Walsh, Timothy Daly.
Set in sunny California, and with a much different story line than the original series, "Grey's Anatomy" gynecologist Addison joins her old friend Naomi's private practice, where she hopes to heal her wounds and start a new life after being disappointed by both her ex-husband and her lover.
Three, "Mai Cheng Emergency" is about a group of professional surgeons who are passionate about their work, have the best equipment for treating traumatic injuries, and pull patients back from the brink of death with their skills and unconquerable spirit.
Four, "Chicago Hospitals" is the second spin-off of "Chicago Fire" (Chicago Fire), the story depicts the daily routine of one of the busiest hospitals in the city of Chicago - where there is a team of brave and fearless health care workers who are united and dare to face any risk. Whenever a patient from a specific event (disaster) needs to be saved, or when they encounter a difficult case that other doctors can't do anything about, it's their turn to take the field. At the same time, they develop strong relationships in the chaos of the emergency room and work together to get through it.
There are many more great movies out there, so I'll start with these recommendations.