The room fell into a brief silence. Where there are people, there’s politics, and with politics cos a variety of struggles. Power is sothing everyone wants more of, regardless of the group they’re a part of.
It seed to be rely a question of a hospital appointnt quota, but did those present truly value it so much? What they really valued was the final outco of this matter.
"Since we still have disputes on this issue, let’s put it aside for now. The next issue I want to talk about is another very important problem in our hospital—the Ergency Departnt," Chen Zhenxing said calmly.
"The Ergency Departnt has exposed many problems recently. Director Qin is about to retire, his managent has beco sowhat lax, and his thods are also a bit crude."
"Vice Director Li and I encountered one such instance. A fight broke out in the Ergency Departnt’s waiting hall, with no regard for who was right or wrong. If Liu Banxia and Shi Lei hadn’t persisted, that patient might have been misdiagnosed."
"The Ergency Departnt cannot continue to develop like this. Therefore, Vice Director Li and I discussed it and feel we can transfer so doctors to serve as full-ti physicians in the Ergency Departnt."
"With dedicated, full-ti physicians, we can not only address the increasing number of problems exposed in our Ergency Departnt but also dedicate ourselves more to patient reception and treatnt. What does everyone think?"
This ti, no one spoke up. Everyone knew that transferring doctors to be full-ti staff in the Ergency Departnt would be beneficial for the entire hospital. However, for the departnts they each managed, this matter wasn’t so simple.
Their usual working hours are already very long. If they were transferred to the Ergency Departnt as full-ti doctors, their working hours would beco even more undefined.
However, this was a necessary step for the hospital’s overall direction. Even Wang Guobin couldn’t object, despite knowing this was aid at Qin Hai.
"Trauma patients and patients with acute abdominal pain are the main cases in the Ergency Departnt. So, the General Surgery Departnt needs to transfer several more attending physicians. The Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Internal dicine, and ENT departnts must each transfer at least two attending physicians or associate chief physicians with strong clinical skills," Chen Zhenxing continued.
"The other departnts should do likewise, because we need to ensure the Ergency Departnt can handle patient admissions normally. This won’t be like our previous approach; it will be a comprehensive admission process."
"This is the preliminary idea Vice Director Li and I have: we intend to appoint Liu Banxia as a full-ti physician in the Ergency Departnt. Let’s confirm this matter first, and then we can study the future organizational structure of the Ergency Departnt."
After speaking, Chen Zhenxing raised his hand.
Li Mingwu and Zhou Zhiyong didn’t even confer; they had already agreed with this matter and raised their hands as well.
Secretary of the Disciplinary Inspection Commission Du Xingdong, Vice Director Zheng Huiling, and Vice Director Li Xingguo, who was in charge of security and dical insurance, also raised their hands in approval.
Wang Guobin glanced around. "I reserve my personal opinion."
"My view is the sa," Wang Yarong added.
"Alright, it’s passed then. Another matter: regarding that so-called video, we must make the other party issue a public apology. Alright, eting adjourned," Chen Zhenxing said.
A simple appointnt actually escalated to the level of a hospital committee discussion; this was unprecedented in the history of the Second Affiliated Hospital. Of course, the Second Affiliated Hospital had also never made an out-of-procedure appointnt for anyone before.
The issue of restructuring the Ergency Departnt didn’t require a vote, as it was the correct direction. However, the staffing of the Ergency Departnt, especially the appointnt of its leadership, still required careful deliberation.
"How about it? Can you try to persuade Shuwen to take on the Ergency Departnt and prop it up?" Chen Zhenxing asked after returning to his office.
"Chief Director, if we were to establish a trauma ergency center, I think it would be fine. But just the Ergency Departnt alone would be sowhat difficult," Zhou Zhiyong said.
"He has a lot of work on his plate right now. If he goes to the Ergency Departnt, there will be endless things to manage; the foundation is too poor. I think you should talk to him personally. Didn’t you see I knew nothing about this today?"
"Shuwen is just afraid of making things difficult for you; after all, you are uncle and nephew. Let him take it on concurrently for now, as a transitional asure. My thinking is actually also to establish a trauma ergency center, but that involves too many aspects; we can only proceed step by step," Chen Zhenxing said.
"I won’t interfere with personnel appointnts; he will have the final say. As long as he can persuade people and get the work done, I will sign off on it directly. Furthermore, for this year’s G doctors, I also plan to allocate more to the Ergency Departnt."
"This is also a reform for our Second Affiliated Hospital; we must be cautious. Many G doctors complain that the current G is a complete waste of ti. You can also spend more ti thinking about this aspect and formulate a more detailed plan."
"The Ergency Departnt will be the pilot departnt for our hospital’s new G plan. If it achieves results, we can also provide a model for other G bases to learn from."
"Then what about Old Qin? I think Wang Guobin intends to protect Old Qin," Zhou Zhiyong asked.
"Sigh... I have a headache over this too. We need to consider the thoughts and opinions of the old comrades to manage the hospital’s work well. Before the eting, I had already received three calls—so from retired old comrades, and so from the university," Chen Zhenxing sighed.
Zhou Zhiyong could understand Chen Zhenxing’s distress. Because he had also received calls; probably none of the hospital’s vice directors were spared.
Moreover, the subsequent matter of transferring personnel would be the most troubleso. If mishandled, it could lead to a loss of existing talent from the hospital.
To use a popular saying, the Second Affiliated Hospital is also like a besieged city: those outside want to get in, and those inside want to get out. Every year, so doctors are poached by private hospitals because they offer higher salaries and less demanding work.
This ti, if things aren’t handled well, the doctors transferred to the Ergency Departnt might harbor resentnt, leading to resignations. At that point, for the Second Affiliated Hospital, it would be like adding insult to injury.
In the Ergency Departnt, Liu Banxia, who was diligently instructing Liang Xiaolin on suturing, had no idea that such a trivial matter concerning him had been put to a vote at the eting. He was actually in a very good mood.
However, he was also genuinely troubled. Even though he unreservedly shared his own insights, Liang Xiaolin was still "slow" when suturing. This was just ordinary suturing; if it were an intra-abdominal organ operation on the table, she would probably be even slower.
If it were before, he wouldn’t have cared about the mission obtained from Liang Xiaolin. He would just do the surgery himself. After all, hands-on operations give more experience and more skill points.
But now it was different. Liang Xiaolin had connections, so he had to cultivate a good relationship. Otherwise, he might not be able to receive missions from this line in the future.
What level was he even at now? He was already getting missions similar to class-change quests. Who knew what would appear when he leveled up further?
Liang Xiaolin secretly glanced at Liu Banxia. I’m also very troubled. Liu Banxia taught so earnestly all afternoon, yet I just can’t grasp it. It’s quite embarrassing.
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