Jiang Youzhi went to the kitchen to eat, washed his hands, and then went to the front to help.
He sat at another table, doing appointnt registration for patients, patiently saying to them, "If you have matters at ho tomorrow, co the day after. If you still have matters the day after, you can reschedule for later."
That sounds good.
But those coming to see a doctor all want to relieve their pain as soon as possible; who would want to delay?
Yun Jiao felt this thod was not bad, but it seems like they are short-handed again, doesn’t it require soone dedicated to registration?
Shen Qing is too busy writing dical cases to handle it.
Ah Tie is too honest; he lacks the experience for dealing with people in these matters.
Lin Shuo strolled over, "When Brother Jiang goes to the academy, I’ll handle the patient appointnts. With appointnts managed, people won’t gather in large numbers, making daily order maintenance unnecessary."
Yun Jiao looked at Lin Shuo with gratitude and nodded.
Previously, she thought she didn’t need guards.
Now she feels these two guards are extrely useful.
She decided that when paying wages in a few days, she’d quietly return the silver Ah Hu paid, and then give them their deserved wages.
By the ti afternoon arrived, Yun Jiao had finished seeing her daily quota of twenty patients.
Just then, a middle-aged man walked in from outside.
The middle-aged man first glanced at the counter, exchanged looks with Zhou Shaoping, and then walked towards Yun Jiao.
When he was closer, the middle-aged man cupped his hands, "Are you Doctor Gu? I heard you’re hiring a pharmaceutical expert here."
Yun Jiao had so spare ti then, and she nodded, "Sir, please take a seat, let’s chat first."
She glanced at the middle-aged man, "What’s your surna, Sir?"
The man cupped his hands, "My surna is—" he paused, then continued, "My surna is Chen."
"So, Master Chen, which pharmacy did you previously work as a pharmaceutical expert at?"
Master Chen hesitated a bit, "Well, I had a falling out with my previous employer, so it’s best not to talk about it."
Yun Jiao felt this person wasn’t telling the truth, but since he wasn’t willing to say, asking would be in vain.
She really needed a pharmaceutical expert, so she asked, "Can Master Chen make common dicinal formulations like pills, powders, and capsules?"
Master Chen nodded, "Yes, I can make various dosage forms basically, and also make Glue, Deer Horn Glue, and Xia Tian Glue."
Yun Jiao pondered a bit, "Can Master Chen read?"
Master Chen nodded again.
Yun Jiao then took out paper and pen, "Please, Master, write down all the formulations you can make on this paper."
Master Chen lowered his head and began to write.
Yun Jiao thought silently.
The pharmaceutical expert is actually quite important.
For example, ’White dicine,’ the family-taught Purple Snow Pill, and the formulas for so ready-made dicines are confidential in the modern age, and she doesn’t plan to disclose them.
Then there are so, like the Black Chicken White Phoenix Pill, Patchouli Water, Injury All-Purpose Oil, Eight Treasures Eye Powder, Musk Hemorrhoid Ointnt, which have only been developed and promoted in modern tis.
And in this ti space resembling another world’s Song Dynasty, many ready-made dicines haven’t been invented or popularized yet.
The formulas and production processes for these dicines, while recorded in modern pharmacopeia for anyone to see, remain secrets in this ti.
She plans to gradually disclose so formulas in the future, which would be better for the preservation of traditional dicine, but not now.
She still can’t completely trust even Lao Jiu and Ah Tie with this, so during pharmaceutical preparation, she mixes the herbs into powders first before letting them process them.
If an experienced pharmaceutical expert were to co, things would be different. A skilled expert could identify the contents of the powders and figure out the general ingredients. Though their proportions might be uncertain, and they might be unable to discern one or two herbs, figuring out a formula is only a matter of ti.
Master Chen seed sowhat vague in his speech, putting Yun Jiao a little on guard.
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