"Doctor Ling, Wei Jiayou might be writing a research paper on prolonged CPR." When Yu Yuan found Ling Ran, she saw that he was writing at his desk. She immediately put aside the story about the long-bearded ginseng spirit and talked about the important things first.
Ling Ran's fair, slender, well-defined, plump, and flawless fingers that were dancing on the keyboard stopped.
"Why did you mention it?" Ling Ran looked at Yu Yuan and had some guesses.
As expected, Yu Yuan said with certainty, "Wei Jiayou's research paper will definitely refer to our cases."
"Hmm … there are not many cases of prolonged CPR now. It's possible that Wei Jiayou will refer to our cases." Ling Ran nodded slowly.
Yu Yuan was surprised. "Is this okay? You can accept this? "
"Of course not." Ling Ran looked at Yu Yuan as if she was an idiot. "Go to the Administrative Department now and ask them to block Wei Jiayou's login account. He will not be allowed to enter the ICU in the future. I'll call Department Director Huo. Also, I'm almost done writing this research paper … "
Ling Ran moved away from the computer as he spoke and gestured for Yu Yuan to read.
Yu Yuan was a lot more relieved, but she was a little annoyed by Ling Ran's expression. His gaze as if he was looking at an idiot and the expression of a ginseng spirit looking at a pervert could really make people angry …
With that thought in her mind, Yu Yuan adjusted her chair to the highest position and lowered the computer screen to the lowest position. She concentrated on reading Ling Ran's research paper.
"Huh, I thought you were writing a research paper on arthroscopy?" Yu Yuan could not help but feel happy when she saw the title of the research paper: [Analysis of Consecutive Successful Cases of Barehanded CPR].
"I've also written a research paper on arthroscopy, but this research paper is prioritized for revision and publication," Ling Ran answered.
Yu Yuan smiled. "In other words, our patient …"
Yu Yuan did not say a word as she watched.
To be honest, when it came to surgeries, she was a loser with a value of 70,000 to 1,342. But when it came to writing, Yu Yuan was confident with a value of 70,000 to 700,000.
The first impression Ling Ran's research paper gave Yu Yuan was that it was crude.
Most of the research papers written by students were like this, and the research papers written by resident doctors or ordinary attending physicians were not much better. Even associate chief physicians and chief physicians did not make them smarter as they grew older, but they became cruder.
In short, unless one trained to write a thesis as a full-time job and did it for a decade or so, it was inevitable that one's writing was rough.
After three years of master's degree and four to seven years of doctorates, the doctors who graduated were considered to be the ones who were the best at writing theses. The other type of doctor was a talented doctor like Yu Yuan …
For the rest, including Ling Ran, it would be good if they could explain things clearly when they wrote their research papers.
Fortunately, the thesis only required one to explain the matter clearly and did not require much literary talent. Only a few annoying journals, such as Science, would require one to explain the profound in simple terms.
However, it was always easier for a thesis to be accepted by a journal if it was more literary.
After the initial "crudeness", Yu Yuan saw that Ling Ran's research paper was full of brilliant points.
The main points of prolonged CPR, the reasons for taking medication, the feedback received, and so on …
For a technology that had just been developed, Yu Yuan could almost imagine the attention that Ling Ran's research paper could bring.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation was a major topic in the field of emergency medicine.
"So, you've been preparing to write such a research paper since a long time ago?" Yu Yuan was a little relieved and said, "Then, you still have to publish it as soon as possible."
"Yes, I'll make some changes and add some reference materials." Ling Ran did not seem to be too worried.
Yu Yuan agreed with him. Most of the research papers in clinical medicine were published by attending physicians themselves because first-hand data was very rare. Some of it might not necessarily appear in the form of numbers or words in the medical records.
On the other hand, journals would also have doubts about data that was not first-hand. Not everyone would be trusted just because they wrote something.
"Let me help you check the reference materials." Yu Yuan took the initiative to suggest.
The materials used in the research paper not only had to be verified, but they also had to be labeled one by one. Of course, the most important thing was that they had to search for the materials in certain directions one by one, and it would take up a lot of time.
"Then, shall we stop here?" Ling Ran's focus was slightly different.
Yu Yuan pulled the research paper to the top again and read it carefully before she said, "I think there's enough content. I've written everything that can be written …"
"It's impossible to write everything. Hmm, let's stop here first." So far, Ling Ran had only performed a few CPR cases, so he did not feel like he had written everything. However, there was indeed no need to write everything in one research paper.
Yu Yuan confirmed Ling Ran's thoughts and asked him to send the research paper to her email. Then, she went back and started to search for information, check the reference materials, and so on.
This was a tedious task. Yu Yuan busied herself for a day and a few hours before she finally finished the reference materials and annotations for the research paper. Then, she sent it to Ling Ran again.
The next day, Yu Yuan went to the hospital after her ward round, and it was considered as her extra rest.
In fact, Yu Yuan was more looking forward to the results of her revised research paper.
"Doctor Ling …" When Yu Yuan saw Ling Ran, she quickly ran over and stood in front of him.
Ling Ran lowered his head and saw Yu Yuan. When he saw her expression, he smiled and said, "Good job."
A smile instantly appeared on Yu Yuan's face. Compared to surgeries, she was obviously more confident in research papers, and she looked forward to it more.
"There's a problem." Ling Ran's words suddenly made Yu Yuan worried.
"Did I make a mistake?" Yu Yuan tried her best to recall what she had done. Perhaps she had done it too late, so Yu Yuan could not remember it.
"No." Ling Ran shook his head and said, "It's just that you sent an extra email."
"Extra email?" Yu Yuan was shocked when she said this, but she immediately relaxed. She smiled and said, "By the way, did I send you the wrong picture when I looked at the Hermes perfume bottle?"
"It seems to be an order email," Ling Ran said.
"It's just a fake bottle," Yu Yuan said, "They won't sell the real one anyway."
Ling Ran nodded and naturally did not dwell on this problem anymore.
…..
At the same time, Wei Jiayou had also written most of his research paper.
His research paper was very simple, and the content was just like its name — [Observation Report on Prolonged Barehanded CPR]. He wrote about the prolonged CPR he saw.
Compared to the surgery he performed or the related research, such a research paper was more suitable for various conferences or lectures.
Wei Jiayou was someone who often participated in various international conferences, so it was naturally easy for him to write such an article.
At noon, Wei Jiayou took out his tablet again and entered his account name and password, but he found that he could not log in.
Wei Jiayou was stunned for a moment, and he immediately laughed. 'What's the use?
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