"I think it's a good thing that Ling Ran took the initiative to ask for a free medical consultation, and we should encourage him." During the hospital affairs meeting, Huo Congjun easily proposed Ling Ran's request, and it was passed unanimously. The location of the free medical consultation was set in Bazhaixiang.
Normal doctors would avoid this kind of thing. Since Ling Ran took the initiative to ask for it, they would not stop him.
Besides, to the people in Yun Hua Hospital right now, stopping Ling Ran from doing something was a little ridiculous.
In this regard, Department Director He Yuanzheng of the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery would know. What could he do to stop Ling Ran?
When some people thought about this, they looked at He Yuanzheng and smiled.
He Yuanzheng's expression did not change.
Being suppressed was being suppressed. He had already gotten over it a long time ago. The Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery was a small department, and he was a young department director from another hospital. He was used to being suppressed.
He had also thought of rebelling against Ling Ran, but now that he had given up on that idea, his thoughts were different.
The biggest difference between a hospital's department director and other social positions was freedom and independence.
Theoretically, after a doctor was promoted to a department director, he could ignore his peers. He still had to respect the hospital director and associate hospital director, and he also had to be careful with the departments of health and other government agencies. However, he did not need to be too attentive, and he did not need to care about his peers' attitude and behavior.
All this was because of the special nature of technical positions.
For a department director like He Yuanzheng of the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery, what could the higher departments or leaders say about his thoughts or appointments in the department?
All they could do was to assign personnel and allocate financial power. However, doctors were not like other professions. Most hospital department directors did not need to be promoted.
This was especially true for chief physicians in tertiary Grade A hospitals. Most of them were not qualified to be the hospital director or associate hospital director, and those who were qualified to be the hospital director or associate hospital director did not need to care about the higher departments.
The department directors did not really care about the allocation of financial power. If they wanted money, they would get it from the hospital, and they rarely got it from the government.
When department directors wanted money, they needed to buy equipment or invest in scientific research. They mainly needed to buy equipment. In this regard, there was too much room for maneuver, so much so that it was not something that could be decided by one or two department directors in the Health Bureau.
The only people he had to worry about were his peers.
No matter how good Ling Ran's finger replantation was, He Yuanzheng did not need to care. However, when Ling Ran performed so well in hepatectomy, He Yuanzheng could not pretend that he did not see it.
Why was it that when a chief physician or even an associate chief physician from a higher-level hospital came to a lower-level hospital, they would receive special attention and even listen to everything they said?
Now, when He Yuanzheng heard Ling Ran's name, he would think twice to prevent himself from making mistakes. Naturally, he would not step forward to attract the attention of others.
Huo Congjun also glanced at He Yuanzheng. When he saw that He Yuanzheng did not intend to speak, he nodded slightly and let the matter slide.
The meeting ended quickly.
When the meeting ended, Department Director Hong of the Respiratory Medicine Department and the department director of the General Surgery Department came over to discuss the joint volunteer medical consultation with Huo Congjun.
Every department in Yun Hua Hospital would have a volunteer medical consultation task and quota every year, but the quota for each department was different.
Generally speaking, the more advanced a department was, the more they disliked volunteer medical treatment. On the contrary, departments that carried out more popular projects were slightly more enthusiastic.
Although it was called a free medical consultation, it was only free of the fees for physical examination and consultation.
Besides, sending doctors to the countryside could make it convenient for the people to see doctors, and it could save them the trouble of traveling around. However, if the patients were admitted, they still had to pay the fees that they had to pay.
For the department, it was considered as an increase in the source of patients.
Of course, for a regional tertiary Grade A hospital like Yun Hua Hospital, they definitely did not lack patients, let alone the common diseases that were diagnosed by volunteer medical consultation. However, if volunteer medical consultation was seen as a task that must be completed, the enthusiasm of each department would be slightly different.
The Respiratory Medicine Department and the General Surgery Department were relatively popular departments. Some of the diseases diagnosed by volunteer medical consultation belonged to their daily treatment spectrum. This time, when they heard that Ling Ran was volunteering, they wanted to make up the numbers and complete the task together.
After a while, a chief physician from the Orthopedics Department and Chief Physician Wang Haiyang from the Hand Surgery Department also ran over.
They were even more eager to make up the numbers, and they probably had the idea of passing the patient to Ling Ran.
Huo Congjun did not reject anyone.
Ling Ran did not have any experience in giving consultations, and he was young. If Huo Congjun did not go for volunteer medical consultation, he was also willing to have a few old people from a few departments to help Ling Ran.
Wang Haiyang from the Hand Surgery Department looked outside curiously and asked, "Department Director He, aren't you going to form a group with us?"
The Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery did not carry out many types of surgeries. With Ling Ran around, the patients with hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases that were diagnosed by volunteer medical consultation could be used in large numbers. He Yuanzheng had a good reason to form a group.
Huo Congjun smiled and did not say anything.
Department Director Hong from the Respiratory Medicine Department lit a cigarette, chuckled, and said, "Old He probably wants to take the opportunity to perform a few more hepatectomies."
A few people in the room snorted and laughed mischievously.
Huo Congjun coughed a few times and said, "Ling Ran did not snatch Old He's patients. The patients who come to Ling Ran now are all recommended by various local hospitals."
The arrogance of senior doctors in higher-level hospitals was because they could perform surgeries that others could not.
For the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery, provincial hospitals such as the First People's Hospital of Wuxin City would directly recommend patients to go to Beijing or Shanghai when they encountered patients who could not be treated. They would not recommend them to Yun Hua Hospital. Now, many doctors recommended their patients to Ling Ran.
This kind of interaction was a very natural change, and it was also a reflection of their status.
"Let's not talk about this. Let's talk about the volunteer medical consultation …" Huo Congjun had never liked to talk about people behind their backs, so he skipped over the matter of the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery with just one sentence.
The most troublesome part of a volunteer medical consultation was the administrative and logistical work. Doctors, on the other hand, had it easy. They only needed to bring along their hands, feet, and eyes. They could do whatever they needed to do, and it was just a matter of spending some time and energy.
But for the organizers of the volunteer medical consultation, it was not so simple. The arrangement of the accompanying personnel was one thing, but the preparation of the equipment and medical consumables was also indispensable.
Among them, there was the trouble of moving the equipment, maintenance, debugging, and wear and tear. The medical consumables were also pure expenses. Their wallets could not afford to bring too many, and if they brought too few, they were afraid that they would not be able to use them.
After being busy for a while, when Ling Ran and the others really set out, a week had already passed.
Ling Ran not only filled up his hospital beds, but also occupied nearly forty beds in the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery, the Hand Surgery Department, and the ICU.
With so many patients, even if they were discharged quickly, the doctors in charge would still be under a lot of pressure.
Ling Ran thought about it carefully and said, "Zuo Cidian, Ma Yanlin, and Zhang Anmin can stay behind. Yu Yuan and Lu Wenbin, come with me to the volunteer medical consultation."
When Zuo Cidian thought about the fact that the three of them would manage more than one hundred beds, he broke out in a cold sweat. He quickly said, "The three of us will manage so many patients … and … and Doctor Zhang still has matters to deal with in the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery. Young Ma can't be here all the time."
When he said this, Zuo Cidian had to admire Ling Ran. Of the three people who stayed behind, two of them were not in the same department, which meant that they were using other people's labor force. Although it was a problem left behind by history, it was still quite difficult.
"How about we borrow two doctors from other treatment groups? As long as we can hold on for three or four days, one-third of the patients should be discharged. " This time, Ling Ran not only performed hepatectomy, but he also performed cholecystectomy, Achilles tendon surgery, and finger surgery. There were also many minor patients in the Emergency Department. If the prognosis was good, they would be discharged one after another in less than a week.
Zuo Cidian quickly shook his head. "We can't borrow people. It's just the three of us. We have to listen to whoever we borrow. "
Zuo Cidian was old, but he was still a new resident doctor. Ma Yanlin and Zhang Anmin could not even be considered as members of the Emergency Department, and their words did not count.
"We can't always borrow people's chickens to lay eggs," Zuo Cidian said helplessly. "Why don't we find another two housemen? We've been working as medical interns for some time this year. We can also ask a few of them to come over."
Ling Ran said indifferently, "Sure, I'll ask."
Ling Ran immediately did what he said. He immediately called Huo Congjun.
The phone was connected. Soon, the doctors from the Medical Affairs Department and the Medical Laboratory Department began to answer the phone frequently.
Among the young people who worked as housemen and medical interns in Yun Hua Hospital, there were many who came from connections and were the second generation of doctors. Those who did not come from connections also had a small background that they knew.
For these new people who had yet to enter the hospital, Ling Ran's reputation was like thunder to their ears.
On one hand, Ling Ran's age and skills were very popular. On the other hand, Ling Ran's treatment group was attractive. In Yun Hua Hospital, only the Orthopedics Department and Ling Ran's treatment group had a monthly income of more than 50,000 yuan.
Even those who came from connections and the second generation of doctors were more willing to find a job with money and a bright future.
Before this, Ling Ran had never thought of recruiting people, and Huo Congjun did not want the murky situation in the Medical Affairs Department to affect Ling Ran.
At this time, Ling Ran opened the floodgates, and everyone could not help but be excited.
"Doctor Ling, Department Director Lei from the Medical Affairs Department personally called and said that he can only send the list of three people tomorrow." Zuo Cidian hung up the phone with a strange expression and reported to Ling Ran.
"The list of three people will only be sent tomorrow? There's no one else? "
"It's probably hard to determine the candidates." Zuo Cidian asked cautiously, "Department Director Lei wants to ask if you have any requirements."
"If there's a choice, it's best if they can stay for a few more days. Priority should be given to those who can come over in a certain department." Ling Ran did not want to train for a few days and have to change new people.
Zuo Cidian smiled bitterly when he heard this and agreed. He thought, 'Your request is the same as having no request at all. Alright, let the gods fight first.
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