Early in the morning.
The doctors of Yun Hua Emergency Medical Center gathered together. Aside from the doctors who were on duty, more than a hundred doctors in white coats sat together, and it looked like a Xie Xiaowen Ceremony.
Of course, the Xie Xiaowen Ceremony was not demeaning to the doctors in white coats, which was a traditional skill of Western medicine. When they stole corpses for autopsies, they did not think about practicing Sunshine Medicine.
The doctors in the Emergency Department did not like the sun that much, especially the doctors who were on duty until they vomited. They wanted to turn off the lights, draw the curtains, and sleep on the spot. They did not care even if they were to be finger-checked because of this.
Until … Huo Congjun walked in.
"Open the curtains. The sun is so good, it'll be a pity if we don't bask in it." Huo Congjun smiled, and his face was full of sunshine.
Without waiting for the doctors to complain, four or five bootlickers rushed to open the curtains.
The weak sunlight was like a blocked coronary artery, and it shone into the room with great effort.
"It's good to bask in the sun more." Huo Congjun happily educated the doctors who had just stayed up late.
The group of resident doctors showed disdainful but polite smiles.
"Alright, enough with the small talk. Let's get down to business." Huo Congjun swayed a few times and said, "We bought the da Vinci robot this quarter, built a hybrid operating theater, rebuilt and expanded twenty wards, and spent some money. However, the hospital gave us a lot of money for the infrastructure. The da Vinci robot is listed as a Class A equipment in the catalogue. After the application was approved, the ministry gave us some matching funds, the provincial hospital and the hospital also gave us corresponding rewards, and so on. In this way, we actually have some leftover funds from the funds we prepared last quarter …"
An intern sitting in the corner was taking notes. At this time, he could not help but write down a sentence that he had been trained for many years. 'Department Director Huo Congjun's words seemed to have some kind of magic power, and it made the dispirited doctors suddenly become high-spirited.'
"Before I talk about the results, I have to first explain to everyone that the number of surgeries in Ling Ran's group this quarter alone has already exceeded one thousand. This is not only the highest number in our department, but also in our hospital. The extra funds obtained by the department because of this will be turned into bonuses, and a portion of it will be distributed to everyone … "No one listened to what Huo Congjun said after that. The people in the room were so happy that they could not stop clapping.
The chief physicians and associate chief physicians had a variety of sources of income. The attending physicians and resident doctors basically relied on their salaries and bonuses to live. When they heard that there was an extra bonus, the doctors who had stayed up all night just wanted to get up and smash the wall so that Department Director Huo could get a better look at them.
The intern sitting in the corner seriously recorded this scene. Everyone was very excited when they heard that they were going to be given money. They were like a group of hungry puppies.
"Let's start with Group One." Department Director Huo did not waste his breath. After he got to the point, he picked up his cup and drank his tea.
Group 1 was originally his own treatment group. After he fell ill later on, Chief Physician Tao was in charge of most of the time. The few of them looked at each other and immediately pushed Doctor Zhou to go first.
Doctor Zhou coughed a few times, but he did not decline the offer. He took the mouse and fiddled with it a few times before he said slowly, "We recently received a patient with chest pain. We found that there was fluid accumulation in his chest, and he coughed without any cause …"
Everyone listened to Doctor Zhou's words, adjusted their mentality, and listened carefully.
This kind of consultation where everyone participated was a learning and testing day for doctors. Each group usually only brought up one case, and the cases were mainly difficult and complicated. The doctors who were willing to participate would put forward their opinions, explain their reasons, and finally come up with a conclusion or try to treat the patient.
For doctors who were inclined towards internal medicine, this was the time when it was the easiest for them to be in the limelight, and it was also the time when they were most likely to be criticized. If they could analyze a patient's illness in a simple way, they would naturally be looked at in a different light. But similarly, if they made a low-level mistake, or if there was a major problem during the diagnosis, they could not blame others for using a magnifying glass to observe them.
In this kind of environment, a department was like a class doing a random test. Those who were good at it and those who were bad at it were very easy to stand out.
Of course, there were also those who were bad at it, and it was easy for them to be polished, such as Doctor Zhou.
His report did not cause any commotion. It was like a piece of well-cooked canned meat. It was not bad, but it was not chewy either. It could be eaten, but it did not matter if it was not eaten.
"Pleural effusion can be seen as the result of chest pain and coughing without any cause. Let's first consider infection …"
"From the chest X-ray, the possibility of infection is indeed higher, and the patient is also relatively young. However, we still have to consider the possibility of lung cancer metastasizing to the pleura. Have you consulted the Oncology Department?"
"If the current treatment effect is good, after chest drainage and infection control, there should not be any major problems …"
Each doctor had their own emphasis, and their standards were also not the same. Those who wanted to speak did so. After Doctor Zhou finished taking notes, he looked at Department Director Huo.
"If there are no other problems, pass." Huo Congjun never forced results. Some diseases did not have any real results, especially for patients admitted to the Emergency Department. Most of them were in the development stage of their illness, and there were still many follow-up developments. Even professional internists might not be able to make a final judgment. And the consultation in the Emergency Department had always been about solving problems that could be solved, and deciding which department to transfer the patients who could not be solved to.
Several traditional emergency treatment groups spoke one by one, and each of them was cautious in their own way.
The atmosphere in the meeting room was also maintained at the level of a lecture.
Then, Ling Ran's voice came from the air, "The patient's right lower limb is edema. According to the lymphatic imaging, the possibility of lymphatic level is not high, otherwise, we should be able to see a clearer distribution of radioactivity in the swollen thigh …"
The moment they heard Ling Ran's voice, the originally quiet meeting room immediately became dead silent.
Huo Congjun showed a long-awaited smile.
In his opinion, Ling Ran was too calm, so calm that the doctors in his department did not reprimand him. Fortunately, Ling Ran's professionalism and persistence in the field of medicine allowed him to maintain a certain degree of deterrence.
Although in Huo Congjun's opinion, this deterrence was not comprehensive, with Ling Ran's good looks, it was already a pleasant surprise that he could be deterred.
Of course, the doctors in the department would probably not look at the problem from this angle.
The attending physician who spoke just now stuttered, "Because the patient's lymph nodes are round in shape, and the borders are clear, at that time, we thought that he had lymph nodes with chronic inflammation …"
Ling Ran waited patiently for the other party to finish and said, "It's good enough that you know your mistake."
"Yes." The attending physician who spoke was young, but he did not dare to be arrogant. He quickly responded.
Ling Ran did not pursue the matter. He only calmly said, "You can do another consultation with the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery and do a detailed examination."
"Alright. Yes. "The attending physician quickly responded.
Associate Chief Physician Zhang Anmin of the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery, who was sitting further away, also said softly, "No problem, I will follow up."
This was the first time he participated in a major consultation in the Emergency Department, and Chief Physician Zhang Anmin was a little excited because of it.
"Ling Ran, say a few words." Huo Congjun was even more satisfied. He said, "Tell everyone about the next use of the hybrid operating theater."
Ling Ran nodded and said, "For the time being, the hybrid operating theater is mainly used in two directions. One direction is to carry out complicated surgeries. The second direction is to integrate the Emergency Department, which is to unify the diagnosis and treatment standards through the cooperation of multiple departments … in order to reduce the treatment time and increase the patient treatment rate … "
Huo Congjun's eyes became brighter. Although the integrated Emergency Department was not the model of the large Emergency Department that he imagined, Huo Congjun still quite liked that it could form the precondition of the large Emergency Department through the integrated Emergency Department.
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