My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 683 - 282: You Think Too Highly of Me, Choosing a Gr

Director Zhang finished writing the prescription, and instructed the patient to pay for and collect the dicine at the pharmacy and take the dication as directed.

Now only the last tough ’bone’ remained to be dealt with.

"Could a few directors please co over and help this patient together, striving to identify the cause of her illness?" Zhang Bihua called over several other attending directors.

Apart from Du Leng who was at chief level, the others were all at least deputy director physicians.

In total, eight people, including seven other directors and deputy director physicians, gathered around Director Zhang Bihua’s table.

Du Leng had argued with the patient’s husband and, unable to swallow his pride, remained seated at his own spot without moving.

This kind of obstetrics disease was not Zhou Can’s forte, and with all the directors and deputy directors diagnosing together, he didn’t join the crowd. He simply listened to the directors’ diagnostic views from the side.

After so discussion, considering the patient currently exhibited a variety of adverse symptoms, Director Zhang was concerned and decided to admit the patient to the hospital.

To start with, fluid replenishnt and intravenous infusion of insulin and other treatnt asures were to be given.

First, stabilize the patient’s vital signs, then observe further, aiming to identify the cause of the patient’s illness as early as possible.

Seeing the doctors agree on dication and deciding to admit his wife to the hospital, the family mber’s resentnt also diminished significantly.

"Okay, everyone has worked hard for the day, let’s conclude today’s outpatient sessions here! In view of the events that happened today, I think it’s necessary to have a short eting to discuss so areas of our work that need improvent."

Director Zhang Bihua’s authoritative gaze swept across the gathering.

Then turned to the person in charge from Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital, who was responsible for coordinating with their group of experts.

"Director Tang, could you arrange a eting room for us? We’ll need it for about half an hour."

"No problem! There is a dium-sized eting room on the second floor, I’ll take you up."

Director Tang, representing Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital, was responsible for tily coordination during the experts’ outpatient sessions from Tuya Hospital.

Should any issue prove unsolvable, it would be ti for Dean Tian to step in.

His primary task was to make sure the visiting experts and dical staff from Tuya Hospital were well received, ensuring the smooth progression of the specialist outpatient activities.

The crowd followed Director Tang into the eting room on the second floor.

The hardware facilities of Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital were quite impressive.

The tables and chairs in the eting room were of high quality, with interior decorations that were simple and slightly luxurious. All the necessary eting equipnt was available.

"Director Zhang, you can start your eting here, I’m going to the restroom. In half an hour, I’ll co back and take everyone to the canteen for dinner." After leading them to the eting room, Director Tang seemingly realized it wasn’t appropriate to stay, and quickly made an excuse to leave.

In today’s expert outpatient sessions, the two most serious incidents were the near-death of the sick child and Du Leng’s public quarrel with the patient’s family.

The child with bronchitis had almost died, but the dical staff were not at fault.

The child was inherently critically ill, and the doctors only had the duty to save lives, nobody could guarantee that death would not occur.

At most, the emphasis would be on reiterating that safety cos above all.

The matter of Du Leng arguing with the patient’s family was more serious.

If it weren’t for Du Leng’s special status and position, Director Zhang would have sent him back to Tuya Hospital long ago.

"Everyone, take a seat! Close the door, we’re all family here. Our visit to Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital represents Tuya Hospital. We share in the glory and in the loss."

Zhang Bihua motioned downward with her hand, prompting everyone to gradually sit down, all eyes on her.

"Overall, our work today has been quite comndable. For example, that child with severe bronchitis suddenly had a respiratory arrest during the examination and was in danger, but through the efforts of Dr. Zhou Can, Director Dai, and myself, the child was successfully rescued from danger. Then there’s the case of the super obese female patient whose true cause of SAS disease was identified... All these demonstrate the extrely high dical standards of Tuya Hospital. I believe the leaders of Tuya Hospital will be pleased to hear about it."

"Dean Tian of Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital is very satisfied with us and is already preparing to promote our work heavily."

Speaking of these achievents, the dical staff showed relaxed smiles on their faces.

They felt genuine pride and joy.

Many people glanced at Zhou Can, more or less aware that these cases that brought honor to Tuya had his significant contribution.

And this contribution was indeed quite substantial.

Without a doubt, through today’s outpatient session in another hospital, Zhou Can was like a new and rising superstar, shining bright in all directions.

"Apart from the good work, there are also areas where we fell short. For instance, insufficient consideration was given before examining the sick child, failing to fully assess the risks. How the doctors at Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital conduct their diagnostic and treatnt work is not our concern. But we ourselves must be even stricter and more careful. If it hadn’t been for Zhou Can removing the crust from the child’s trachea at a critical mont today, the consequences would have been unimaginable."

After ntioning the achievents, it was ti for self-reflection.

Zhang Bihua’s expression and tone were very serious.

The other dical staff dared not make a sound.

Especially Director Dai, the sick child was under her care. She wrote the application for examination but failed to monitor it adequately, not realizing the potential risks, which was a mistake in her work.

"For the remaining six days of special outpatient activities, I hope everyone will be even more cautious. We should not only be bold in diagnosis and treatnt but always keep in mind that safety is above everything."