Chapter 4468【557】Praiseworthy
Family members waited anxiously outside the examination room.
A group of people approaching will inevitably scare the unsuspecting onlookers at the door. Sure enough, the family members stood up immediately when they saw it, looking slightly panicked.
Seeing this, the other doctors were thinking about what to do. Dr. Xie Wanying stepped forward and said hello to the family: "We are here to see our fellow villagers."
Everyone looked at Dr. Jiang: How did it feel to be snatched up by the person who failed to take the exam in seconds?
What can be done? Dr. Jiang put his hands on his forehead. He could only say that he brought it on himself. Who made his reaction speed not as fast as King Juan's?
The King Juan’s reflex nerves in this area are top-notch, and he is the King of Hurricane.
When the family members may be hesitant, the nurse cooperates and enters the examination equipment control room and says to Dr. Bao: "It's your fellow countryman who came to see you."
At this time, the family members sat back on the bench with relief.
Dr. Bao, who had a phone call with a fellow villager last night, knew who should have arrived. He happily said to his colleague Dr. Lai: "It's an expert team from the capital."
Dr. Lai had heard the news before and was equally happy when he heard it. He walked to the door and stuck his head out to look at the person coming.
The expert group is different. They all have excellent walking postures, like models. Each one of them has a professional look and a cool and relaxed style.
“Hello, hello, teacher!” Dr. Lai took the initiative to extend his hand to greet the distinguished guests.
Professor Pei is the leader of the team. Since there are family members outside, he asked Dr. Lai to go inside, close the door, and introduce Dr. Lai and others one by one.
Professor Pei and Dr. Lai have been met before. It can be imagined that Professor Pei has been ordered to work at the grassroots level many times.
“This is Teacher Xie, a cardiac surgery expert from the Chinese Association of Chinese Medicine.” Professor Pei began to introduce the work of the guests.
The boss is a big boss, so he can really learn well the first time. Just from who was most admired by the stars in the morning, we all knew who the guest should be introduced first.
On the contrary, Dr. Xie Wanying felt a little uncomfortable and quickly added: "We are here to learn from each other."
Expert teachers in the capital are kind and humble. Dr. Lai's face was full of smiles.
Dr. Bao and his old friend met each other. In an exciting moment, the two young people gave each other a big hug first.
“Hello, Abao.”
Dr. Bao’s nickname is Abao, which corresponds to his surname Bao.
Others took the opportunity to learn that Dr. Jiang’s nickname was A Niu.
Dr. Jiang's surname is not Niu, and there is not a single word "Niu" in his name. His full name is Jiang Dezhi. He was called A Niu because he had a stubborn temper like a calf since he was a child. Time can temper people. Dr. Xie Wanying remembers that when she first met Teacher Jiang, she did not think that Teacher Jiang looked like a cow. In terms of stubborn temper, Teacher Jiang might not be as good as the gentle Teacher Lin Chenrong.
After exchanging pleasantries and knowing who each other was, the doctors did not dare to waste any time and quickly returned to serious matters.
The patient was very young, so he was accompanied by his mother and nurse in the examination room where the instruments were not turned on before the examination began. Sitting outside the examination room were the patient's grandmother and aunt.
“Have the examination started?” Dr. Jiang asked his old friend.
Dr. Lai said: “We were just discussing how to examine this child.”
Doctors hope to get the examination right at the first time. After all, the child is young and cannot bear the torment. Once a child is tortured, the child's family will definitely complain.
The current patient is six months old, a girl, and is classified as an infant.
In clinical practice, the main purpose of imaging examinations for acute abdomen in both adults and children is to determine whether surgical intervention is needed. If the condition is not urgent or serious, observation and medication are the main method for general diseases.
How to judge whether a child's condition is serious or not depends on the doctor's professional judgment, not on anyone's feelings.
As mentioned in the previous cases, children who cry incessantly or whose mental state is very different from usual are all signs that the child's health has suddenly become critical.
There is undoubtedly a blind spot in judgment here. For some diseases, it may be too late for medical intervention until the child becomes serious and then shows symptoms.
Countless family members bring their children to the hospital for treatment. The family members of this case are no different from the family members of the children mentioned above. They just hope that smart doctors can judge in advance whether the child has a serious disease and intervene in advance.
The ability to accurately predict in advance is a test of a doctor's technical ability. Even the most powerful boss cannot do it, let alone a mere community hospital doctor.
Dr. Bao was honest: “I was hesitant in my heart, mainly because the family members were easy to talk to, so I suggested it.”
Doctors need to gain the trust of patients and their families, and similarly, patients and their families also need to gain the trust of doctors. Otherwise, doctors will always think that one less thing is better than one thing more.
The establishment of community general practitioners for hierarchical diagnosis and treatment advocated by the state is equivalent to the hope of establishing a family doctor system for ordinary people. The benefits are reflected here.
Since general practitioners do not treat patients by specialty, ordinary people do not need to change doctors every time they go to a large hospital. Fixing a doctor can make the relationship between patients and doctors closer and more conducive to establishing a mutual trust relationship.
Dr. Xie Wanying, who has returned from rebirth, knows that this reform path is too long and difficult for the country.
As Dr. Bao said, the families of such children are very valuable.
(End of this chapter)
