Siheyuan: Happy life of the son-in-law of a founding general

Dean Deng continued, "After Xu Wude and his family went to the Third Municipal Hospital, Director Meng in charge could not cure them and asked them to go back. As a result, after they got home, they became ill again and were sent to the Third Municipal Hospital again. Now Director Meng calls me every day and says he will wait for you to come back for a consultation."

As they were talking, the phone rang. Dean Deng gestured and whispered, "Look, it's coming again."

After the call was connected, Dean Deng said, "Director Meng, hello, hello, did you ask if Wang Zhian has returned?"

Wang Zhian signaled to Dean Deng and said that he had not returned yet.

"Well, he hasn't come back yet. If Dr. Wang comes back, I'll call you again."

"It's okay, ok, it should be, no problem."

After chatting for a while, Wang Zhian said goodbye. Back at the hospital, he did not see any patients today, but asked Lou Xiaoe to send a notice to the three departments of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine to hold a short meeting. Mainly because Wang Zhian had rushed back from Yangdu and wanted to chat with everyone.

In addition, Wang Zhian had not officially held a meeting in the department. This was the first meeting after he became familiar with the department. At around ten o'clock, except for the attending doctors, all other medical staff came to the meeting room.

The director of the First Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine is Director Hong, the director of the Second Department is Chen Jilian, and the director of the Third Department is Wang Zhian, who also serves as the director.

Before the formal meeting started, Wang Zhian sat in the middle, with Director Hong and Director Chen next to him.

Wang Zhian cleared his throat, looked around the conference room, and then slowly spoke:

"Dear colleagues, first of all, thank you for your support and cooperation during this period. I know very well that as a newly appointed director, especially young doctors, they do not understand the operation of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine itself. These days, I have been observing and learning, and now I feel that I have a little understanding of our Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, so I specially convened this meeting."

All the medical staff in the audience looked at Wang Zhian very seriously. Although what he said was true, he was indeed young and didn't know how to manage. He was a great doctor. This was the foundation of everything.

Otherwise, Xu Wude's family was transferred from the district hospital and specifically asked to see Director Wang.

So everyone kept silent and waited for Wang Zhian to finish his opening remarks.

"After a period of research and reflection, I think we should discuss together how to more effectively improve the service quality of our TCM department, especially improve treatment efficiency, and strengthen the TCM skills training of our young doctors."

At this point, Wang Zhian paused for a moment, glanced at everyone present, and continued, "For a long time, our country has been using traditional Chinese medicine to treat diseases. But in recent decades, modern Western medicine has also become more popular in our country. It can even be said that the results achieved are better than our traditional Chinese medicine."

Wang Zhian's words immediately made everyone present explode. They all felt that Director Wang was really bold and young.

You know, you are the director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but you say that Traditional Chinese Medicine is not as good as modern Western medicine in many cases.

Wang Zhian naturally understood what everyone meant, and motioned with his hands for everyone to be quiet for a while, and mentioned why modern Western medicine is more effective in many aspects. In addition to the ready-made Western medicine, there is another reason, that Chinese medicine is more difficult to cultivate.

"This is also the main reason why I held this meeting, how to train young Chinese medicine practitioners and improve the overall capabilities of our hospital's Chinese medicine department."

"Okay, everyone, chat casually, talk together, and pool your wisdom. Three heads are better than Zhuge Liang."

Soon, Director Hong broke the brief silence: "Director Wang, I think, from the perspective of hospital management, it is best to strengthen coordination between departments to ensure that every patient can receive timely and effective treatment."

"Director Hong means to strengthen cooperation between the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Department of Western Medicine?" Wang Zhian asked.

"Yes. For example, I recently encountered a difficult case where a family of three kept smelling bad and had stomach discomfort. We Chinese medicine practitioners couldn't diagnose the symptoms. I heard that the Western and Chinese medicine doctors in the district hospital couldn't diagnose the symptoms either. I wonder if it would be better if the Western and Chinese medicine departments worked together."

Director Hong's words immediately aroused heated discussions in the audience. Everyone spoke up and felt that it was indeed possible. However, it was hard to say who should be listened to in the cooperation between Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. Moreover, if the diagnosis results of the two sides were different, it was more important to listen to who.

Wang Zhian thought for a moment and said, "Director Hong's proposal is very innovative. We will study it carefully. However, we cannot find the best solution quickly. You can think about it again and again. Okay, let's move on to the next topic."

At this time, Chen Jiliang also said: "Director Wang, regarding the training of young doctors, I suggest that we increase the number of regular academic seminars, invite experts from inside and outside the hospital to give special lectures, and encourage young doctors to participate in case discussions and practical exercises."

This is a very sophisticated statement, and only in Daxia can it be promoted in this way. In the previous society, it was impossible for everyone to share their experience for free. This was because they were worried that the apprentice would be taught and the master would starve to death. Now Daxia is different. There are special medical schools, and some doctors are teachers in medical schools themselves.

To this end, more than 30 medical staff in the conference room discussed it for a long time.

"In addition, we should establish a mentor system to allow experienced doctors to provide one-on-one guidance. This will combine theory with practice and lead to faster progress," Chen Jilian added.

Wang Zhian nodded in agreement, with a satisfied smile on his face: "Very good suggestion, I totally agree. I wonder if Director Chen has any specific ideas?"

This is the first time that Wang Zhian has shown a very strong tendency.

Then some doctors suggested that experienced TCM doctors should each take on a few young doctors. This is similar to the traditional practice of having apprentices. Of course, it is impossible to pay tuition fees for young doctors, but the hospital can give the master doctors a higher salary at its discretion.

Wang Zhian nodded and said, this can be considered.

The atmosphere in the meeting room gradually became lively, and everyone began to discuss enthusiastically. Some bowed their heads and took notes seriously, while others raised their hands to indicate. The main feeling was that Wang Zhian was not only active in thinking, but also seemed to be serious about it.

The most important thing is that there are many young doctors in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and everyone hopes to learn from their master, especially to become a student of Wang Zhian, the miracle doctor.

Everyone has a stake in miracles.

Later, a young doctor named Xiao Zhangqie suggested: "I think the hospital can enrich the knowledge base and organize the TCM diagnosis and treatment plans and successful cases for common and frequently occurring diseases to facilitate everyone's reference and study."

Wang Zhian's eyes lit up and he nodded in appreciation: "Not bad, not bad, this is a good idea."

At this moment, everyone's enthusiasm for the discussion increased. At this moment, Dean Deng came over and waved to Wang Zhian.

When Wang Zhian walked outside, he whispered, "Director Meng from the Third Municipal Hospital called again, and their Vice President Xiao also said on the phone that he knew you were back."

Wang Zhian was speechless. He really had to go to the Third Municipal Hospital by himself. It was really too much to ask.