My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1257: 495: Surge in Experience Points from Kindness,

Capítulo 1257: Chapter 495: Surge in Experience Points from Kindness, Director Xue Falls Victim to a Plot (2)

Everywhere reveals kindness and skill, as well as compassion for patients.

Zhou Can’s face was adorned with a smile as he left the ward.

Persuading patients to change unhealthy habits is harder than curing diseases. Fortunately, this conversation had a pretty good effect.

To guide people towards good, Zhou Can gained new insights and understanding.

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A week later, after treatnt, the patient was discharged.

The patient’s parents brought Zhou Can a banner, embroidered with “Kindness and skill warm hearts, dical ethics and dual excellence build dical soul.” On the side were small letters thanking Dr. Zhou Can for curing their child, along with the signature of the patient’s parents.

The other side was embroidered with the date.

Similar banners, Zhou Can has received many.

However, every ti he receives a banner from patients and their families, he still feels particularly happy.

This is a positive feedback from the patients and their families.

If encountering patients or family mbers who threaten doctors with a knife, it is a negative feedback.

Based on these feedback situations, doctors themselves can adjust their work to establish a more harmonious doctor-patient relationship.

On this day, Zhou Can was in Pediatrics seeing patients when his phone kept vibrating with an incoming call.

Taking it out, it was none other than Director Xue Yan of Cardiothoracic Surgery calling.

Since Director Xue Yan’s ex-husband hired soone to harm Zhou Can, their relationship beca slightly different.

More accurately, Zhou Can did not bla Director Xue Yan.

Because she was herself a victim.

However, Xue Yan probably felt guilty towards him, resulting in noticeably less phone and WeChat contact. When eting in person, she was relatively quiet.

Calling him during work hours seed to be the first ti since the incident.

“Sister Yan!”

After answering, Zhou Can greeted her.

“Hmm! Sothing has happened in Cardiothoracic Surgery, and I sense there might be conspiracy involved.”

Indeed, she was facing significant troubles, so she mustered the courage to call Zhou Can.

“Don’t worry, take your ti and tell .”

Zhou Can comforted her in a gentle voice.

Since the incident of key dical staff being recruited away, Cardiothoracic Surgery not only was not knocked down but, thanks to Zhou Can’s series of help and strategies, experienced an upsurge.

Now, the outpatient and ergency visit volu of Cardiothoracic Surgery has risen by almost half, very close to its peak period in the past.

Back then, it was the grandest period before Director Hu Kan ran into trouble.

It was the highlight of Director Hu Kan’s career.

Overcoming all difficulties, to help Cardiothoracic Surgery regain its glory was not easy at all.

Zhou Can also fulfilled the promise made to his ntor.

“I was just seated in the outpatient clinic when a patient with myocardial obstruction and coronary heart disease ca seeking consultation. He knew his condition well and told that almost all three of his heart vessels were blocked. At that ti, I did not pay much attention, but after arranging for the patient to have check-ups, I proposed he could initially be hospitalized for a trial of stent surgery to resolve his issues. The patient consented to hospitalization.”

Director Xue Yan recounted the events.

“There’s nothing wrong with that!”

Zhou Can was full of doubts, wondering if Director Xue Yan wanted to seize the opportunity to talk and ease the tension between them?

“During the entire consultation process, the patient might have secretly been recording and livestreaming. Because shortly after, a nurse in the departnt told that after arranging for hospitalization, the patient had been constantly livestreaming using his phone, chatting with his fans all about the inpatient treatnt.”

She explained.

“There’s still no significant problem here! If he wants to livestream, just let him do it!”

Zhou Can was already used to such situations.

It’s not uncommon for patients or their family mbers to secretly record audio or video.

After being discovered by doctors and nurses, sotis they would counter-record in self-defense and take prompt defensive dical asures in response.

“When I received the patient, I got a general understanding of his condition, and after he had the imaging done, I said in his presence that stent surgery could solve the problem. Now, after performing cardiovascular angiography, I found the situation to be much more severe than I imagined. The patient’s main heart vessels all blocked, relying only on a small collateral vessel to bridge for heart blood supply. It’s very difficult to insert a stent into any of the three main vessels; they’re too severely blocked.”

“If we perform open-heart cardiovascular surgery, the probability of patient death is extrely high. Plus, it would lead to online accusations and attacks from the patient.”

Director Xue Yan felt particularly depressed as she said this.

Having experienced multiple intense ups and downs, she understood the power of public opinion.

This patient’s treatnt has already attracted attention from many people. If anything goes wrong, Cardiothoracic Surgery will again sink into a dire situation.

To shape the image and reputation of a departnt requires nurous substantial efforts.

To ruin a departnt, just one mishap is enough.

“Why do you think this might be a conspiracy? Perhaps the patient is just an online host who makes a living by livestreaming.”

Zhou Can asked, puzzled.

“This patient has over two million followers. I found his livestream account, entered the livestream room, and discovered that each session has at least over ten thousand online viewers. At tis, even surpassing thirty thousand. By watching his livestream, I learned that he has also sought consultation at the Third Hospital. The Japanese cardiologist there directly told him that the vessels were too severely blocked, and stent intervention was unavailable.”