Chapter 178
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"Yes, I wonder what kind of food Director Pei likes?"
"As the host."
Uh …
"I heard that a new western restaurant has opened not far from our hospital. The environment and taste are not bad. Why don't we go there?"
Was this what Qiao Ran said?
Otherwise, it would be impossible for Jiang Tingxu to know.
Pei Rusi nodded.
"Okay."
He agreed directly.
Since they had already made an appointment, Jiang Tingxu did not stay any longer and quickly left.
Pei Rusi, on the other hand, could not help but whisper after he left.
"As expected of Gu Ranzhi's people!"
As he spoke, he laughed. Then, he shook his head and continued to look at the medical records that he had just put down.
Jiang Tingxu, on the other hand, had been frowning since he returned to the office. He twirled a pen in his hand and looked very troubled.
Until the head nurse came in with the documents.
"Doctor Jiang, what are you thinking about?"
Jiang Tingxu came back to his senses.
"Ah, nothing. I was just thinking about something. Did the patient in bed 18 go to the sixth floor this morning?"
The head nurse shook her head.
"No, she left after getting the examination results."
Hearing this, Jiang Tingxu frowned.
"Are they planning to give birth?"
But from the looks of it, that was not the case.
At this moment, the head nurse leaned over to Jiang Tingxu's ear and whispered,
"There are many people in our hospital every day. They are probably afraid of being seen by their acquaintances. If I'm not wrong, they are probably planning to find a private clinic or something like that to solve the problem."
How many years had the head nurse been in the hospital?
She had definitely seen a lot of things.
This kind of thing was more common in the past few years.
Of course, at that time, it was because social security and medical insurance were not universal. The expenses in the hospital were indeed expensive. It would be much cheaper to find a small clinic.
But because of this, accidents often occurred.
However, this was all the patient's own choice. As a medical staff, they could only do their best to give advice. But in the end, it would depend on the patient.
They could not force her to stay in the hospital, right?
What kind of trouble would that cause?
The thought of the 19-year-old girl lying on the cold operating table, which was noisy and unhygienic. The disinfection was not good enough, and the doctors' qualifications were not enough, made him feel very uncomfortable.
Worry was inevitable.
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