Regarding this, Xin Yanjun thought differently from the other doctors and took the initiative to speak up: "Director Li. If we don’t go, it will an we in the Respiratory Departnt are surrendering without even trying, which will leave a very poor impression on colleagues in other departnts. It will make people question whether our departnt’s technical level has stagnated forever."
Hmm. Director Li nodded vigorously at her words, pointing to what she said: "Right, I think so too."
Declining is easy, but afterward, in front of the entire hospital, all doctors would know that the Respiratory Departnt has no motivation to improve. In the future, when there’s a new technology, nobody would expect the Respiratory Departnt to succeed. Do you think the impact of this matter stops here? Far from it—in the future, if the Respiratory Departnt wants to compete with other departnts for business funding, the other departnts only need to bring up this matter to persuade the hospital not to waste money on them.
So, regardless of whether we succeed or not, since they’ve entrusted and invited you, you must at least go to see the patient and then make a decision. Even if you truly cannot do it, you need to provide a proper reason, not let the other departnt’s doctors casually look down on your technical skills.
"Alright, take the bronchoscope and head down to the operating room. It’s an ergency, so hurry down. The pediatric patient and the doctors from Pediatric Surgery are waiting inside the operating room," Director Li waved to his top deputy.
Xin Yanjun accepted the order and prepared to set off, bringing along Student Xie Wanying.
Director Li noticed Xie Wanying’s departing silhouette and suddenly rembered to ask, "Was she here yesterday?"
"Yes, Director." Knowing the leader had just returned this afternoon and was asking about sothing specific, Xin Yanjun smiled at him, "Yesterday, she and I perford a thoracentesis on bed six together—it was very successful."
Director Li smiled broadly: "Very good, very good."
It was an ergency patient, representing that the situation for the pediatric patient might be very critical.
Xie Wanying followed Teacher Xin, both of them carrying equipnt and hurriedly running all the way down to the operating room.
In the operating room, most surgical procedures by various departnts had finished for the day.
Surgeons were washing their hands and chatting, with nothing much left to do after wrapping up surgeries smoothly, preparing to head ho and rest.
The operating room doors suddenly swung open, and the hurried figures of two female doctors entered from the doorway.
Soone recognized Xin Yanjun’s face and reacted with surprise: "Aren’t they from the Internal dicine Departnt?"
"Xie Wanying."
Standing by the sink, Doctor Jiang called out, addressing the familiar Student Xie.
eting face-to-face with General Surgery Departnt One’s Teacher Jiang, Xie Wanying greeted him: "Hello, Teacher."
"You’ve gone to Internal dicine?" Doctor Jiang, like others observing her, knew she had gone to intern at Internal dicine.
"Yes."
Doctor Jiang glanced at Xin Yanjun walking ahead of her, his gaze reflecting the sa skepticism as the other surgeons: "Is that your Internal dicine teacher?"
"Yes, it’s Teacher Xin—she’s from the Respiratory Departnt."
In other words, the rumors were true. She didn’t go to Cardiology or Gastroenterology, defying everyone’s expectations by choosing Respiratory dicine. The perception everyone had of the Respiratory Departnt wasn’t great—it was only known that its operations seed underdeveloped, with economic efficiency and technical expertise falling far from the top three among various Internal dicine departnts.
"Why are you here in the operating room?" Doctor Jiang asked.
"We’re here for an urgent consultation," Xie Wanying explained to Doctor Jiang.
Internal dicine doctors coming to an operating room for a consultation? Extrely rare.
To assist surgeons in diagnosing and guiding surgical clinical dication? The hospital’s doctors had never heard of it.
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