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Chapter 324: Chapter 160: A Unique Special Reward, Entry into the Intensive Care dicine Departnt_2

I believe it won’t be long before China, with its great national rejuvenation, will once again stand at the pinnacle of the world.

As a mber of China, each of us should have confidence that we are the strongest race in the world. No exceptions.

Director Wen predicted that in twenty to thirty years, China’s achievents in Western dical research will surpass the West, which is already quite conservative.

The only regret is the severe decline of traditional Chinese dicine, which will take ten tis or even a hundred tis more effort to revive in the future.

Many traditional Chinese dicine prescriptions, pulse diagnosis thods, and acupuncture techniques have already been lost.

Near the end of the workday, Zhou Can and nineteen other standardized training residents were called into the office.

Director Wu Baihe personally attended the event.

Today is their last day in Neurosurgery standardized training; tomorrow they will rotate to another departnt.

Zhou Can’s next departnt is the Intensive Care dicine Departnt.

So county-level top-three hospitals can barely establish one or two ICU rooms.

But for a provincial-level top-three hospital like Tuya, the construction of the Intensive Care dicine Departnt is very extensive, including multiple intensive care units for burns, respiratory, neonatal, neurosurgery, ergency, and nephrology.

Most standardized training residents spend about a month in the Intensive Care dicine Departnt.

At the end of the rotation, generally, the supervising doctor makes a brief speech. It’s very rare for the head of the departnt like Director Wu to be present.

Many standardized training residents in Neurosurgery training only saw Director Wu from a distance a couple of tis during their two months.

Now seeing this famous surgeon from Tuya Hospital, they were very excited.

“Everyone, please sit down!”

Director Wu pressed his hands down, signaling everyone to sit.

“Unknowingly, your two-month training period in Neurosurgery has been completed. On behalf of the Neurosurgery departnt, I thank you for your contributions to neurosurgery in these two months. Of course, I hope you have learned many valuable dical knowledge and surgical skills. This will be trendously helpful for your future dical careers.”

Neurosurgery is indeed an essential course.

Whether diagnosing patients in the future or performing surgeries, even including on-call duties in the inpatient wards, Neurosurgery knowledge is essential.

“In the past two months, everyone has perford excellently. Among them, one person must be especially comnded; he has made outstanding contributions to Neurosurgery’s endoscopic surgeries, ward risk managent, important consultations, and rescues of critically ill patients.”

As soon as Director Wu finished speaking, so perceptive individuals already subconsciously looked towards Zhou Can.

Nearly all standardized training residents knew about Zhou Can’s stunning performance in Neurosurgery.

Many often saw Director Wen and Zhou Can walking side by side, chatting like old friends.

When they followed into surgery with their responsible patients, they would often see Zhou Can, as a standardized trainee, righteously standing at the primary surgeon’s position, concentrating intensely on performing surgery on the patients.

Chief physicians and attending physicians served as his assistants or stood by observing.

During consultations, Zhou Can rarely spoke.

But whenever he did, his comnts were profound.

Almost every ti his suggestions were adopted by the chief physicians.

Calling him a legendary figure among standardized training residents is no exaggeration.

“Let’s invite our Dr. Zhou Can to co forward!”

Just as Director Wu’s voice fell, the crowd spontaneously applauded Zhou Can.

Cheering erupted from the crowd.

Zhou Can actually didn’t like such occasions, feeling it was too high-profile.

But since Director Wu had specifically called him out, he had no choice but to keep a low profile.

He imdiately stood up, under the envious, admiring, or jealous gazes of those around, and quickly walked to Director Wu’s side.

Director Wu had also stood up, smiling and looking at Zhou Can.

“The patient with heart failure has been freed from life-threatening danger, thank you for saving our group and our Neurosurgery departnt from a potential dical incident.”

The surgery was perford by Director Wu, and his group was responsible for it.

If sothing had gone wrong, Wu’s primary disciple, Kuang Shenfeng, would probably have been ruined. At the very least, it would be challenging to get approved for a full professorship.

A dical incident, like a criminal record for ordinary people, always carries a blot, a stain.

For those who’ve been imprisoned, even their children will face difficulties later when applying for civil service or important positions.

For doctors, it’s slightly better.

Disasters do not extend to family mbers.

But one’s career prospects would definitively co to a halt.

“It’s good that the patient is safe now. I only made a minor contribution, Director Wu, no need for formalities.”

Many were eavesdropping with perked ears.

It seems this exceptional Dr. Zhou has made another significant contribution.

No wonder Director Wu personally attended today’s training rotation session ending.

It was for Zhou Can!

“To thank you for your outstanding contribution to Neurosurgery, after discussing with the departnt’s chief physicians, we have decided to award you a special dal—The Best Standardized Training Doctor Award of Tuya Hospital’s Neurosurgery Departnt!”

Director Wu hung a tal dal around Zhou Can’s neck.

The inscription on it had been carved, which probably couldn’t be done quickly.

This dal was likely prepared in advance.

“This is the only standardized training doctor dal issued by our Neurosurgery Departnt. It has your na and training dates engraved on it. Also, your login account in the internal network of Neurosurgery will be permanently retained and upgraded to Director Level equivalent privileges. You can view all the cases in Neurosurgery. Anyti you have valuable diagnostic and treatnt suggestions, you are welco to tell our Neurosurgery departnt doctors.”