After a full day and night, the entire rescue operation was finally declared a success!
To date, all the injured had received effective treatnt, and there had been no fatalities.
The next phase of work would be the patients’ psychological intervention and rehabilitation, which was now largely under control.
In this rescue operation, City First Hospital demonstrated a powerful capacity for pre-hospital and in-hospital organization, coordination, and treatnt in response to a sudden, severe mass casualty incident!
The entire ergency rescue team had successfully completed its mission. Dean Tang was preparing to compile the data and report the situation to his superiors.
Huo Yun and Wei Guoqiang each went to their departnts to visit doctors of all levels, offering them praise and encouragent.
Inside the Ergency Departnt, the physicians were jubilant. Having gone through such a large-scale rescue, every doctor felt they had undergone a baptism, strengthening both their resolve and their professional skills.
This was especially true for Wu Ting and Jiang Ming, who had both perford exceptionally during the operation.
Director Huo did not hold back his praise:
"Congratulations, everyone, on excellently handling the treatnt of this mass burn incident. I especially want to comnd Dr. Wu Ting and Associate Director Jiang Ming for their outstanding performance. Both of them, through their extraordinary technical skills and tenacious spirit, have demonstrated the excellent character of our City First Hospital Ergency Departnt."
"Let’s give them a round of applause!"
Huo Yun led the applause, and the other doctors joined in. The head nurse and junior nurses also looked on with respect.
"You’ve all worked hard. But you can’t let your guard down over the next few days. Except for the physicians and nurses on duty, everyone else should go ho and get so proper rest."
"Jiang Ming, Wu Ting, you two are with . We’re doing an interview for the TV station."
Director Huo took Wu Ting and Jiang Ming to the final interview. Afterward, Huo Yun would need to compile a summary of the Ergency Departnt’s performance in the rescue operation, highlighting its strengths and reflecting on its shortcomings.
The final interview was conducted by Zhu Zhu. Before speaking with the three of them, she had already interviewed other doctors and nurses in the Ergency Departnt. She now had a complete concept for her story; she just needed the main subjects to fill in the details.
Wu Ting, Jiang Ming, and Director Huo answered all of Zhu Zhu’s questions with calm confidence.
After Director Huo gave a concluding statent, the process ca to an end.
"Thank you all so much. And thanks to all the doctors at City First Hospital for their dedication and sacrifice during this rescue operation."
Zhu Zhu gave a bow, then led her team out of City First Hospital.
"Jiang Ming, Wu Ting, you’ve worked hard too. Go ho and rest for a day. Report back to the departnt the day after tomorrow."
Huo Yun gave the two heroes of the hour a day off.
With that done, Huo Yun began his review and summary.
In this incident, the Ergency Departnt’s overall performance in pre-hospital communication, dical guidance, triage, transport, critical care, and coordination with specialists was excellent.
However, a closer look revealed several shortcomings. The departnt’s dical equipnt lagged behind that of top hospitals in Jin Province. On-site first responders lacked systematic, professional training, which posed a risk to the tiliness of treatnt in areas like burn fluid replacent, tracheotomy, and hemodialysis. Furthermore, the boundaries, division of labor, and responsibilities with other departnts were not clearly defined.
Of course, the rescue operation also highlighted outstanding individuals, such as Jiang Ming and Wu Ting.
This was especially true for Wu Ting, whose outstanding contributions were undeniable:
First, his "Combined Traditional Chinese dicine and Western dicine Treatnt for Tracheotomy" significantly improved response tis for asphyxiated patients and addressed subsequent infection issues. After its successful application on a large number of patients, his thesis on the subject was all but complete.
Second, his Haijin Gang Burn Fluid Replacent Formula compensated for the shortcomings of both the burn and ergency departnts, drastically increasing the success rate of treatnt. It set a new standard within the province, and it was sure to be a major focus at this year’s academic conference on ergency dicine.
Finally, the successful implentation of continuous blood purification therapy demonstrated the departnt’s ability to utilize advanced equipnt and cutting-edge techniques. This laid a solid foundation for the departnt to promote the technology, request more funding from the hospital, and send doctors for advanced training elsewhere.
As he summarized these points, Huo Yun was once again struck by Wu Ting’s performance.
’It looks like I’ll have to fight for Wu Ting at the next hospital-wide eting,’ Huo Yun thought. ’I need to secure his permanent position and official staff slot once and for all!’
Having made up his mind, Huo Yun began to draft his speech for the upcoming eting.
rit had to be rewarded.
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「Fan City TV Station.」
As soon as Zhu Zhu got back, she imdiately started editing the footage and writing the news report.
She placed the high-level, strategic statents from City First Hospital’s leadership at the beginning. But for the main body of the report, which would show the dical staff in action, Zhu Zhu decided to take an unconventional approach. Instead of a montage praising the entire team, she chose to create a feature focusing specifically on Wu Ting’s accomplishnts.
She edited the video to include all the details of Wu Ting’s outstanding performance.
She also included praise from other doctors, admiration from his superiors, and the recognition from the province’s top dical teams, painting a vivid and flawless portrait of Wu Ting from every angle.
A young, rising star in dicine—handso, exceptionally skilled, and capable of turning the tide in a crisis!
The more Zhu Zhu worked on the piece, the more excited she beca. She was turning into a Wu Ting fan herself. Through her lens, he appeared handso, professional, and brimming with a powerful charisma!
Perhaps because she had already fully fleshed out her concept, Zhu Zhu finished producing the entire segnt with incredible efficiency.
Once it was done, she sent it directly to the supervising director and Director Cai for review.
The supervising director was Director Lin. After watching the segnt, he approved of the first half but felt the second half was problematic.
He felt it focused too heavily on the young doctor, Wu Ting.
It wasn’t that he disbelieved the footage or the content; he was worried about the potential for unnecessary controversy after it aired.
After all, in a report on such a serious, large-scale incident, would excessively highlighting one junior doctor cause controversy among the public or his peers? Wu Ting simply looked too young and was too handso, which could lead to unfavorable speculation.
Director Lin felt that Zhu Zhu had let her subjective feelings influence the content too much.
Director Lin voiced his thoughts and suggestions.
The final decision, however, rested with Cai Dongbao. Director Cai deeply agreed with the concerns Director Lin had raised.
However, after watching the segnt himself, he had a different idea.
’It’s Dr. Wu!’
Cai Dongbao had a vivid mory of Wu Ting; it was thanks to Wu Ting’s miraculous skill that his own nephew had recovered.
Different people see things differently. Cai Dongbao felt that what Director Lin saw as a risk was, from another angle, an opportunity.
Director Cai made the final call:
"We’re going with Zhu Zhu’s idea. In fact, I think we can increase Dr. Wu Ting’s screen ti even more. Of course, we must maintain the report’s overall integrity and serious tone. We can condense the summaries from Dean Tang, Director Huo, and Director Wei. This ti, our main focus will be Dr. Wu Ting!"
Director Cai had a bold plan.
First, he had t Wu Ting personally and knew the man was the real deal. So, why not fan the flas of public opinion?
If this news report stirred up controversy, it wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing. The new show, *Path to Health*, was about to launch. Director Cai planned to ride the wave of publicity and invite Wu Ting as a guest. He could use his professional expertise to personally debunk any rumors and prove his own rit.
By doing so, he was confident that *Path to Health* would get all the buzz and exposure it needed.
He also considered this plan a gift to Wu Ting. It would increase his influence, externally shaping and packaging him into a star doctor for Fan City First Hospital.
’Of course, the most critical part is still Wu Ting’s actual ability.’
Director Lin didn’t fully agree with Director Cai’s decision, but he carried it out nonetheless.
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