My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1341: 530: The Troubles of Fame and Hands-on Diagnos

Capítulo 1341: Chapter 530: The Troubles of Fa and Hands-on Diagnosis, Part 2

Director Xue Yan felt both troubled and happy as she ntioned the renown of the hospital departnt.

It was a great honor that the Cardiothoracic Surgery Departnt of Tuya Hospital could flourish under her watch, an achievent she never even dared to dream of.

The trouble, however, ca after the fa, with all sorts of complicated cases and social dealings.

As the departnt director, no matter how busy she was, she had to spend so ti each day dealing with the prestigious patients. People sought her help through various connections, sothing that rarely happened before.

Now, it had beco a routine.

Even so prominent figures she couldn’t have t in the past were now greeting her with smiles.

In such situations, as a small departnt director, she couldn’t afford to offend anyone.

“We doctors are most afraid of encountering these clueless patients! They don’t understand that dical treatnt is divided into many fields. If it’s not the area of expertise of that doctor, they might not even be as good as an ordinary resident doctor!”

Zhou Can listened and could only shake his head with a wry smile.

For ordinary patients, they were just sent away directly.

Patients with a bit of status and particularly stubborn, had to be handled gently. Care had to be taken not to offend them.

This made him realize that doctors’ status was much lower than expected.

“This way, that patient is in a special ward.”

“The treatnt is genuinely good!”

“Well, they are an old cadre! Such wards are either for high-ranking officials or extrely wealthy people. This old cadre is quite easygoing; last ti, an old man ca in, retired from a deputy director position, terribly temperantal. Even for injections or dication, he demanded to be served by young and pretty nurses.”

Xue Yan would only vent her grievances when talking with Zhou Can.

In a large forest, there are all kinds of birds.

So of the leadership accustod to wielding their power even while hospitalized continued to act arrogantly with various bad habits.

They demanded special privileges and treatnts in every respect.

“If next ti there are such patients, you can hand them over to to handle.”

Zhou Can really disliked those male patients who misbehaved while hospitalized.

Nurses and female doctors deserved proper respect; this was a hospital, not a brothel.

“What, do you want to send them off directly?”

She tilted her head and asked with a smile.

By “send them off,” she was implying letting them die.

Faced with particularly annoying patients, many healthcare workers had this thought, though no one dared or would actually carry it out.

The rules were there, and it wasn’t worth sacrificing a career for a scoundrel.

Various ‘careless’ nursing or diagnoses were the most common forms of retaliation.

For instance, giving pain relief injections is a single intravenous push. Faced with unruly patients, nurses could use the slight authority they had in administering injections or changing dication to add painkillers directly into saline or glucose drips.

It could hang for two or three hours, torturing those unruly scoundrels.

“Now is a society ruled by law; just because soone throws their weight around or acts inappropriately with female nurses or doctors doesn’t an we should take their lives. Giving them a hard ti is entirely reasonable. Good dicine is bitter in the mouth, and these people require treatnt for their psychological as well as physical illnesses.”

“Haha, hearing you say that, I feel relieved. Sure, if there’s such an annoying patient next ti, I’ll hand them over to you.”

Director Xue Yan rarely showed a happy smile.

After her divorce, she actually seldom smiled. Originally gentle and cheerful, a failed marriage nearly drove her to depression.

Fortunately, during that ti, work was extraordinarily busy, helping her divert attention.

Now, with the passage of ti, the wounds in her heart had healed a lot.

“Sister Yan, you look very nice when you smile. You should smile more often. These days, divorce is quite common for both n and won. I think your children are grown now, and you could adjust your mindset to seek happiness that belongs to you again.”

Zhou Can took the opportunity to advise her.

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Others would not dare say these things to her.

Only Zhou Can would genuinely care about her, considering things from her perspective.

“Let’s talk about this another ti! I don’t have such an idea right now. Luckily, both children are doing well, and they understand our divorce. n fear choosing the wrong career, won fear marrying the wrong man—I’ve co to grasp this deeply.”

When ntioning the unhappiness in her marriage, her mood visibly fell.

Zhou Can did not press further.

Whether n or won, when the ti of fate arrives, there will naturally be a heart-pounding mont.

Then, the impulse of love will co as well.

“We’ve arrived at the ward; let’s go in!”

The two pushed the door and entered the special ward.

To Tuya Hospital, with always tight bed availability, this type of special ward, similar to a small single or double room, was an extrely rare resource.

Initially known as high-ranking official wards, they were renad to special or VIP wards later due to societal image concerns.

In reality, their purpose wasn’t much different from high-ranking official wards.

There were two family mbers keeping company inside the ward. They had also hired a special caregiver.

The old cadre’s style was quite impressive.

Chatting with the patient was a middle-aged couple around forty. The man was poised and dignified, the woman gracious and elegant. Judging by their clothing and deanor, they were clearly not from ordinary families.

“Mr. Hu, how are things? Is your right leg still very painful?”

Director Xue Yan smiled as she greeted the patient.

She also nodded to the middle-aged couple as a form of greeting.

“Thank you for your concern, Director Xue. My other conditions are alright, but the right leg is still very painful. Since my infusion, the pain has lessened a bit, but I’m uneasy. My daughter-in-law told that pain is the body’s warning signal, informing the owner that serious pathological changes are occurring at the painful part. I fear using painkillers might mask the body’s warning signals, while the disease keeps progressing.”

The old cadre spoke with great poise and clarity.

He was extrely sincere in his communication.

This was the refinent he had developed over years.

In our daily lives, when conversing with people of status or successful individuals, we find their speech and character incredibly charming. This actually is a manifestation of refinent.

It also incorporates their knowledge, insights, and understanding.

It’s hard to expect a laborer carrying cent to utter deep philosophical thoughts.

As they struggle daily to make ends et.

Thinking only of carrying a few more bags of cent to earn a few more bucks.

“This is Dr. Zhou Can, our Cardiothoracic Surgery Departnt’s elite. The hospital takes your ailnt very seriously; he ca to the ward specifically for a thorough physical examination after learning about your situation post-surgery.”

When introducing Zhou Can, Director Xue Yan used the term elite.

Normally, the term expert would be used.

Due to Zhou Can’s short work experience, as well as unremarkable academic achievents, calling him an expert would be a slap in the face.

For now, using elite fits much better.

Still, Zhou Can is silently striving.

He recently innovated a surgical technique that didn’t require aortic replacent. Based on this, he is already drafting related papers. Once published, according to Director Xue Yan’s conservative estimation, it could at least be selected for an SCI dical journal.

It might even make it into the top-tier national core dical journals.

SCI papers are part of world-class journals, with high difficulty and reasonable value. However, for several reasons, national core dical journals are more valued.

This at least holds true dostically.

So dical papers can be selected for SCI but couldn’t make it to national core dical journals.

“Hello, Dr. Zhou! We’ve heard about your accomplishnts!” The old cadre didn’t look down on Zhou Can just because he was young.