If clinical doctors could really make specific judgnts for themselves, would they need to send patients for various tests? Clinical doctors can’t help but grumble about this.
dicine, like any other industry, sees departnts shifting bla when problems arise.
At this ti, the test is not for the level of an individual doctor, but for the managent skills of the hospital administrators.
A well-known top-tier hospital must embody true collaboration and unity among its departnts. The internal factors are what make Guoxie Guozhi rank first dostically.
Frankly, each departnt must take responsibility for its own duties and cannot just pass the buck when issues arise. The surgeons at the Provincial People’s Hospital are indeed in a tough spot; they don’t dare to bla the diagnostic departnts, and helplessly, they can only tell the patients to find another way to save their lives when they can’t cover up the issues.
"If it’s not that the president is incapable, it’s just that the issue hasn’t blown up enough." Zhang Huayao comnted coldly with a hint of sarcasm.
The mont departnts start showing signs of bla-shifting, President Wu of Guoxie imdiately convenes all departntal doctors to discuss whose problem it is and who should bear the bla. You can refer to the last ti when Wu Lixuan was stabbed.
Guozhi follows the sa principle.
Director Liang’s decisive approach is more famous than President Wu’s, which is why Guozhi is often called a place without human touch by outsiders.
Is the president of the Provincial People’s Hospital really incapable? Not necessarily. It’s just that Xiao Shugang himself, as a patient, is not significant enough for the issue to reach the president’s ears. The clinical doctors at the Provincial People’s Hospital can’t manage the diagnostic departnt doctors and don’t dare to complain. Ultimately, valuing collegiality too much leads to this result. It’s better to be like Guozhi where there’s no personal touch.
Guoxie is fortunate to have a batch of upright doctors like Cao Yong who dare to uncover problems; otherwise, one can imagine the result.
"The Provincial People’s Hospital lacks a Cao Yong." Zhang Huayao almost singled out their poor academic atmosphere for criticism.
Shilei heard this and wanted to laugh: Guozhi is also fortunate to have a Zhang Huayao. Everyone knows Boss Zhang is more cutting than Cao Yong.
In this industry, few top figures like Zhang Huayao dare to face issues and ridicule their peers, making Zhang Huayao even more precious in the field.
That being said, affairs of other hospitals are not their concern; their responsibility is only to ensure the admitted patients are treated properly, avoiding the fate of the Provincial People’s Hospital.
Zhang Huayao once again recalled Student Xie rejecting backdoor help last night.
As a surgery student, Xie Wanying should understand in her heart that her cousin’s situation cannot be resolved by internal dicine alone.
Student Xie likely believes that the doctors at Guozhi are so skilled that they don’t need this big boss to personally step in, which is why she rejected him.
Zhang Huayao couldn’t help but chuckle; being held in such high regard by Student Xie made his feelings quite complex.
Hearing the boss laugh, Shilei wiped his slightly heated palms, knowing the leader summoned him to definitely issue instructions.
Complying with the request of Student Xie, the patient’s family, he wouldn’t personally intervene. With a smile, Zhang Huayao turned to ask Shilei, "When is Doctor Du coming back?"
It’s known that Shilei doesn’t work directly under Boss Zhang; Boss Zhang is a senior leader no longer personally involved in clinical ntorship. His senior doctor and ntor is the deputy director of Cardiac Surgery Departnt One, Doctor Du Yeqing.
Zhang Huayao and Shilei are relatively close because Du Yeqing is indeed a disciple personally ntored by Zhang Huayao.
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