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Chapter 289 Academic Exchange
After a night of light snow, the city hospital was covered with a thin layer of silver.

The cold weather after the snow did not bring down the fiery atmosphere of the city hospital.

The city hospital was covered with banners welcoming exchanges.

After a month and a half of preparations, it was jointly invited by Mayor Zhao and the Health Bureau.

In the first week after New Year's Day in 2002, doctors from 37 hospitals in five provinces and eight cities participated in an academic exchange meeting held by the city hospitals.

Grassland City Hotel, in a meeting room on the top floor that can accommodate 100 people.

Hotel staff are doing a final check on the meeting room equipment.

Downstairs, the doctors who participated in the academic exchange meeting gathered in twos and threes for breakfast.

Because the exchange meeting needs to invite hospitals in surrounding provinces and cities, the preparation work is handed over to the Health Bureau.

As the number of hospitals participating in the conference increased, covering many provinces and cities, the influence far exceeded the plan.

The Health Bureau will also take this academic exchange meeting as the first important task of the new year, which will be a good start for the new year of the Health Bureau.

With the improvement of the level of attention, the location and reception specifications of the meeting rooms have also changed again and again.

From the beginning, it was only held in the conference room of the city hospital, and now the exchange meeting is held in the best hotel in Prairie City.

In the cold winter, the doctors participating in the academic exchange meeting can stay at home and solve all the needs of food, accommodation and meetings.

As soon as Huang Su came in, he saw reporter Zhou.

Reporter Zhou and the photographer who interviewed last time were setting up cameras behind the conference room, alongside the staff of the city TV station.

"Reporter Zhou, we meet again!"

Huang Su said hello to reporter Zhou.

"Dr. Huang, I didn't expect us to meet again so soon. I'm here to congratulate Dr. Huang first."

Reporter Zhou generously reached out and shook hands with Huang Su: "Doctor Huang, why are you here so early?"

"Come here to see the situation in the conference room first." Huang Su then asked concerned: "Reporter Zhou, are you coming for dinner?"

"I just ate it!"

Huang Su nodded and said, "Then I won't disturb reporter Zhou's work."

"Doctor Huang, you are busy too!"

At 08:30, doctors who had already participated in the exchange meeting came to the meeting room one after another.

Everyone carried a soft plastic transparent document bag in his hand, and each document contained a copy of the thesis.

Doctors in the same city sat and chatted together.

"Old Zhang, have you read the pneumoconiosis paper in the file bag?"

"Old Zheng, I have read this paper many times."

Dr. Zhang nodded and continued with a thoughtful expression on his face: "After reading this paper, I thought about it for a long time last night. You said that our Baogang Hospital is the first hospital in the country to carry out cooperative treatment of Chinese and Western medicine. What a good foundation Mr. Lu has laid for our Baogang Hospital, the cooperation between Chinese and Western medicine was originally the strength of our hospital."

Dr. Zheng sighed and said encouragingly, "It's not too late for us to realize now. The No.1 People's Hospital in Grassland City has set us a very good example."

Baotou Steel Hospital was one of the few hospitals that sent both Chinese medicine and Western medicine in this academic exchange meeting.

While Dr. Zhang and Dr. Zheng were chatting, the conference room was filled with people one after another, and the academic exchange meeting officially started.

Mayor Zhao also came to the venue and opened the meeting.

"On behalf of the government of Grassland City, I welcome doctors and friends from all provinces and cities to come to Grassland City to participate in the exchange meeting on pneumoconiosis of Chinese and Western medicine cooperation held by the No.1 People's Hospital of Grassland City."

After Mayor Zhao finished his opening speech, he walked off the podium.

He Hui slowly stepped onto the podium: "Next, I would like to invite Director Huang from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of No. 1 People's Hospital in Grassland City to share with us the experience of cooperative treatment of pneumoconiosis with traditional Chinese and Western medicine."

Huang Su took the stage, looked around the crowd in the conference room, and slowly opened his mouth and said, "In 1954, the teacher proposed Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. The road started, and a lot of results came out."

Many doctors in the venue had unnatural expressions on their faces when they heard about western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine.

Huang Su continued: "After the 80s, the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine became a new direction in the medical field, and in 1992, the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine was officially promoted to a first-level discipline."

Huang Su paused for a while, looked around the scene and continued: "Since the 90s, the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine has gained unprecedented opportunities for development, but more than ten years have passed, and the integration of Chinese and Western medicine has rarely achieved results. The large-scale clinical trials in the Department of Respiratory Medicine and the Department of Respiratory Medicine are also an exploration of the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine in our hospital."

Of course, Huang Su knew why there was no academic achievement in Integrative Medicine.

Because the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine after the 80s is completely different from the integration of traditional Chinese medicine before the 80s.

Before the 80s, the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine was a cooperation between the two medicines to give full play to their respective advantages, and it was normal for a large number of excellent research results to emerge.

Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, aplastic anemia, cancer, viral pneumonia, anorectal disease, fractures, small and medium burns, thromboangiitis obliterans, scleroderma, lupus erythematosus, etc.

However, the integration of Chinese and Western medicine after the 80s is a doctor who borrowed the name of the integration of Chinese and Western medicine to implement the goal of eliminating Chinese medicine.

In addition to the lack of scientific research results, the other achievements of the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine are remarkable.

Not only has the specialty of integrated Chinese and Western medicine been established, but also in the name of integrated Chinese and Western medicine, it has intervened in the reform of Chinese medicine education, making Western medicine a compulsory course for Chinese medicine majors, and turning Chinese medicine classics into an elective course.

In 1954, the faculty members put forward two policies on the sinicization of western medicine and the scientificization of traditional Chinese medicine at the medical conference.

The requirement for Western medicine is to learn Chinese medicine, and the requirement for Chinese medicine is to absorb the strengths of Western medicine for personal use.

Looking at our medical education today, there is no Chinese medicine course in the Western medicine major. The Chinese medicine major is all Western medicine courses, but its own theory has been reduced to an elective.

The reason why the common people often complain about not being able to find good Chinese medicine these years is because the cultivation of Chinese medicine has been destroyed from the root under the sinister intentions of a certain doctor.

The Chinese medicine practitioners trained in the 90s are the backbone of the current front-line clinicians.

And this situation without good Chinese medicine will continue for another 40 to [-] years.

Only after the reform of TCM education can doctors who re-learn the theoretical basis of TCM grow up and become the backbone of front-line clinicians again to be relieved.

Huang Su continued: "This time, we adopt a treatment method that combines traditional Chinese and Western medicine to give full play to the advantages of both sides. Traditional Chinese medicine focuses on strengthening the foundation, and Western medicine focuses on nursing."

Huang Su and Director He explained the treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine in pneumoconiosis.

He Hui took the stage again and said to the following doctors: "Thank you Director Huang and Director He for sharing with us. The following is the free questioning session."

A doctor quickly raised his hand and asked, "Dr. Huang, Dr. He! First of all, I thank you for sharing, but although the two doctors have been emphasizing that this is the cooperation of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, from the description, it is obvious that traditional Chinese medicine has always been In the leading position of treatment, while Western medicine has always been in the auxiliary position, can I think that the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine is dominated by traditional Chinese medicine.”

The doctor's offensive topic instantly caused a discussion among some doctors.

Huang Su had long expected that someone would mention this issue, but he didn't expect it to be the first to be raised.

Huang Su held the microphone and said: "We have always emphasized that both Chinese and Western medicine have played their respective advantages in this multilateral cooperation. Traditional Chinese medicine's root-consolidating treatment is important, and Western medicine's nursing is equally important. Pneumoconiosis patients often suffer from respiratory problems. Suffocation, or suffocation of sputum entering the respiratory system, in this case, Chinese medicine is powerless and can only be forced by Western medicine nursing. In this clinical trial, Western medicine rescued suffocation up to 25 times, not to mention Western medicine for critically ill patients. full care."

Looking around at all the participating doctors, Huang Su said loudly: "In front of the patient's life and health, it is meaningless to discuss who is more important, Chinese medicine or Western medicine. Neither Chinese medicine nor Western medicine is more important than the patient's life. In our case Before the cooperation, the Department of Respiratory Medicine could only rely on nursing methods to maintain the lowest life indicators of patients, and Chinese medicine was also powerless to treat critically ill patients. However, our cooperation between Chinese and Western medicine this time has treated more than ten critically ill patients and recovered the ability to live. More than ten people, more than 30 people are still hospitalized, and their condition is improving day by day."

Hearing Huang Su's answer, the audience burst into warm applause, and even the doctor who asked the question clapped reluctantly due to the surrounding atmosphere.

This is also in the cooperation between Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine often has a mentality. They think highly of themselves and they do not want to play an auxiliary role in the cooperation. If the role is equal, they will do everything possible to prove that the role of Chinese medicine in it is ineffective and take all the credit.

For example, Chinese medicine practitioners are not allowed to participate in the summary meeting, and they are making fun of themselves.

As if the life and health of patients are never the first, only their gains and losses are the most important.

This kind of mentality is just like the people of Bangzi, fragile and sensitive.Because they know that all they weave are lies, so they are most afraid of others touching their lies.

In order to maintain their lies and thus safeguard their interests, they can collude with any power that can collude and sell any interests that can be sold.

In 2021, China's total medical and health expenses will be 7.5 trillion yuan, accounting for 7.12% of GDP, reaching a record high.More than 70.00% of the amount was earned by Western pharmaceutical groups and medical device groups.

Among the total health expenses, the total cost of traditional Chinese medicine only accounted for 4445 billion yuan, including traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, hospitals of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and ethnic hospitals.

Looking at the total number of medical treatments, the national medical and health institutions have a total of 84.7 billion visits, of which 12 billion are treated by traditional Chinese medicine.

With a difference of five times the number of patients treated, the difference in treatment costs is nearly twenty times.

A certain doctor has never thought about the 7.5 trillion yuan, which is more than 5000 yuan per person on average. The annual medical expenses for a family of three are 5000 yuan. Whether the Chinese can afford such high medical expenses.

The above data are all from the "2021 Statistical Bulletin on the Development of my country's Health and Health Development".

With Huang Su's well-founded and demeanor answer, there were no sharp questions in the subsequent questions.

The exchange meeting also ended successfully in a harmonious atmosphere.

When Huang Su and Dr. He were about to leave the venue, they were suddenly stopped by Dr. Zhang and Dr. Zheng from Baogang Hospital.

Dr. Zhang introduced himself: "Dr. Huang, Dr. He! I am Zhang Chengming from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Baogang Hospital, and this is Dr. Zheng Mingjie from the Department of Respiratory Medicine."

Huang Su stretched out his hand and said, "Dr. Zhang, Dr. Zheng, how are you!"

Dr. Zhang held Huang Su's hand and said: "Dr. Huang, Dr. He! After the on-site visit this afternoon, can we stay in your hospital for a few more days to carefully observe your treatment process? Our hospital, as the designated hospital of Baotou Steel Group, Pneumoconiosis is also a disease that we focus on treating, and the treatment methods you have researched are of great help to us."

"I know Baogang Hospital that it is best for China to explore Sino-Western cooperation hospitals." Huang Su continued: "We are very welcome. We are holding this academic seminar to share our treatment experience with all the hospitals in the mining area."

Dr. Zhang excitedly held Huang Su's hand and said, "Dr. Huang, thank you so much!"

Baotou Steel Hospital was initially led by Lu Zhizheng and began to explore the cooperation between Chinese and Western medicine.

Lu Zhizheng is the Master Lu mentioned by Dr. Zhang earlier.

Lu Zhizheng was born in 1932. He is the chief physician of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. He is good at traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and moxibustion. , is a real national treasure-level TCM master.

What is commendable is that Lu Lao is 90 years old, and he is still attending the Department of Internal Medicine of Guang'anmen Hospital. Book friends in the capital can give Lu Lao an account.

Baotou Iron and Steel Hospital, formerly known as Baotou Iron and Steel Workers Hospital.

In 1961, Lu Lao went to Baotou Steel Workers' Hospital to carry out Chinese medicine treatment and training, and set up a Western-style Chinese and Chinese medicine apprenticeship class.

The students and disciples trained by Lao Lao have also become the backbone of Baogang Hospital's business.

During the period of supporting the border, Lu Lao has been carrying out the cooperation of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, which has laid a tradition of cooperation between Chinese and Western medicine for Baogang Hospital.

After the exchange meeting, all the participating doctors left one after another.

Among them, doctors from several hospitals, and Flavin proposed to stay and observe for a few more days.

These hospitals all have a common feature. When they come, they are all accompanied by traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine.

The biggest gain from this exchange meeting was Mayor Zhao.

After the exchange meeting was broadcast on Mengjiang News Network, it received an encouraging call from the senior officials in charge of science, education, culture and health in the province.

These incidents pushed Mayor Zhao to serve as the leader of the deputy director of the Provincial Health Department, and he was also a former colleague of Mayor Zhao's father.

(End of this chapter)