Chapter 4309: 【398】Rational inference

Chapter 4309【398】Rational Inference

“Dr. Xie Wanying said it very well, and a lot of the data she talked about are worth searching and thinking about.” Section Chief Yang concluded.

 Dean Wu nodded.

Xie Wanying put away the pen and paper in her hand, indicating that she could see that the conversation with the leader was coming to an end.

 Section Chief Yang received the instructions from Dean Wu and was responsible for sending her out of the office.

 Sometimes, doctors cannot explain things carefully to patients before something is completely determined, such as before the diagnosis is clear.

Section Chief Yang, who was walking with her, asked her: "Have you heard anything about it?"

 In response to the leader's seemingly nonsensical question, Dr. Xie Wanying shook her head and said, "No."

 Section Chief Yang had to admire her composure and patted her on the shoulder.

 The figure of Dr. Cao Yong, who was returning to the National Association of China, came next.

She passed her husband by chance, and Dr. Xie Wanying received many inquiries calls from colleagues on the road.

Senior Sister Jiang asked her hurriedly: "How is it? Did the leader ask you to do anything?"

“Helping Teacher Tan do a good job in the quality control meeting.” Dr. Xie Wanying replied that this is her most important task at present, and the leader pointed it out directly.

Upon hearing her words, Dr. Jiang Mingzhu sighed: "That's not it."

 Other than this, the leader seems to have expressed no other meaning.

Jiang Mingzhu believed that she had heard about it and said: "It seems that our hospital is going to open a new department."

"Accupuncture."

“No, no, it’s a central department like other hospitals.”

 Heart center?     This is unlikely.

According to her common knowledge before her rebirth, the National Association had no history of establishing a heart center. Of course, it cannot be ruled out that her rebirth in another parallel world will lead to changes in the development history of the National Association.

Even so, based on the rational theory of Dr. Xie Wanying, she concluded: "Integration into a medical center must have a very clear medical purpose, be profitable in terms of economic interests, and must have a foundation to prepare for its establishment."

I think that when the National Association was first established in the surgical building, it was rumored that it would build a surgical transplant center. It should be based on the most famous hepatobiliary surgery liver transplantation technology in its own hospital, and ensure the volume and success rate of operations in advance, and then promote it to Other departments.

 As a result, there is no centralized transplant center so far, only the expansion of the hepatobiliary surgery ward. Dr. Tao Zhijie continues to serve as the leader of the liver transplant team in the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery, but he has only taken the first step of the planned path and has not yet achieved it.

The reason is very simple. One is that the number of sources of transplant organs has always been a problem at this stage, and it will not be solved for a long time.

  Secondly, medical personnel need to be trained, which is very difficult to complete in a short period of time.

 That is, only by leveraging both market demand and market supply can great success be achieved.

The National Association is struggling to build two new departments, and the transplant center has no hope of completion in a short time. Now it suddenly wants to build a new comprehensive medical center?

 The most important point is that Dr. Xie Wanying emphasized that these matters need to be reviewed and approved by superiors, and are not the final decision of the National Association itself.

Dean Wu is right, the National Association’s money cannot be spent carelessly, and it has to be stingy. This is precisely because the higher authorities have always been very strict in reviewing the use of funds by the National Association, which is probably something no one would have thought of.

After hearing her explanation, Dr. Jiang Mingzhu was shocked: the junior sister really knew better than them all. At least she was one of the people who complained that Dean Wu was stingy, but she never thought that Dean Wu alone had the final say in this matter.

 This makes sense if you study it carefully.

 The National Association is not a completely independent unit. It is part of the National Association and is managed by higher-level agencies.

The heart center in Guozhi is already very famous. Apart from one hospital in Guodu, there is no other hospital in the country to build a heart center without consuming internal resources.

In short, the possibility of establishing the Guo Xie Transplant Center is greater than that of the Guo Xie Heart Center, and there is no possibility of establishing a transplant center.

 (End of this chapter)