Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1110: Medical treatment that is praised to the sky? ?

Han Li rode his horse back to the original road, put away all the little guys and replaced them with a bicycle.

Although the front and rear wheels of the bicycle were all blocked by mud, other people would have to find a branch to dig the mud out little by little, but for Han Li it couldn't be easier.

After easily completing the task, Han Li rode his bicycle not back to the original town, but headed towards the next town with a station, where he boarded a train to Renton.

Han Li sat reading a book after getting on the bus. When he got off in Renton and was queuing to walk out, he saw a girl in front of him grabbing a boy's arm and whispering.

"Paul, is this operation dangerous?"

"No, when Andrew takes his girlfriend to do it, it's very quick and they can leave the hospital right after it's done."

“But I’m still scared.”

"Susan, I will always be by your side."

"Next time, don't even think about touching me if you don't bring that."

The conversation between the young couple reminded Han Li of the very useful and positive intuition he had on the day his two sons were born.

After thinking for a while, Han Li combined the information about Z Heche in the human section of Compendium of Materia Medica with the relevant records in the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine.

At the same time, it combined with what Han Li saw on the Internet in his previous life about a private island, as well as rejuvenation injections, elixirs, brain-tonifying injections, and so on.

With the knowledge he currently possessed, Han Li finally summarized these situations into "umbilical cord blood", "stem cells", "super super embryo", and "adrenochrome".

Han Li decided to go abroad at that time and think about this matter when he had time. However, after arriving in England, he was busy pursuing a free life and never had the time to do it.

Now that Han Li had all the money he could use at his disposal, he decided to treat this matter as a top priority.

Moreover, Han Li's time in England is limited. If he doesn't do it now, he will not be able to do it after returning home.

The restrictions on going abroad have not been lifted yet, and all personnel are subject to review and arrangement by their superiors. If Han Li doesn't do it in England this time, he doesn't know when he will be able to go abroad next time.

Moreover, Han Li later figured out and developed two prescriptions specifically for children to strengthen their bodies. This was also very important, and doing both of these things required him to go to the hospital frequently.

[The current restrictions on going abroad are that unless you have direct relatives overseas and they are willing to bear all the expenses for your going abroad, you will not be allowed to go abroad. Otherwise, if you are discovered, your household registration will be cancelled and you will be listed.

As for studying abroad, currently it all requires personal efforts, strict review and approval from superiors, and students in school are not allowed to study abroad at their own expense.

After graduating from a university or key school, those who still want to study abroad and enrich themselves need to work for two years and have a certain amount of savings before they can apply to study abroad.

On July 82, 7, the higher authorities issued an announcement that overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao, overseas Chinese and returned overseas Chinese, their direct descendants, brothers and sisters and their children (including spouses) in China, who meet the conditions for studying abroad at their own expense, are not subject to the restriction that students are not allowed to study abroad at their own expense and are required to work for two years after graduating from college.

It was not until January 90, 1 that the requirements for studying abroad were relaxed from direct relatives to indirect relatives, but if you want to go abroad you still need to have overseas connections.

On November 93, 11, the higher authorities issued a number of regulations, including "supporting study abroad, encouraging return to China, and freedom of coming and going." From this time on, people without connections overseas could also apply to study abroad.

(So: many novels describing people going abroad at their own expense after the reform and opening up are basically nonsense.)
Han Li followed the crowd out of the train station. Originally, he wanted to transfer to the East District of London because most of the people there were poor and unemployed, so it would be very convenient for him to do experiments there.

However, Han Li finally thought about it in his mind and decided that sharpening the knife would not delay the chopping of wood. He decided to inquire about the conditions of various hospitals in Renton in the next few days before making a decision.

As long as he chooses a suitable hospital, Han Li can then make use of his academic knowledge in the major of [Humanities and Social Sciences] at Niujing University.

Using the relationship between people, science and hospitals as an excuse, Han Li could directly apply to the hospital for a place to observe, understand and investigate. At that time, he could approach the research openly.

If it doesn't work, it won't be too late to think of other ways. Anyway, the most important thing is to find a few hospitals that are most suitable for Han Li to participate.

Since he didn't have to go to the East District anymore, Han Li still focused on living a comfortable life, so he took a direct bus to the West District where wealthy people gathered, and the hotel he chose was still the one next to the tailor shop.

However, after running around all day, Han Li went to the bookstore and newsstand to buy some hospital magazines and newspapers. After a simple meal, he went back to the hotel to read them.

Newspapers were the first material Han Li looked through, because he just wanted to find a suitable hospital, not to become a doctor, nurse or caregiver.

But Han Li was stunned after picking up the first newspaper and taking a look, because the front-page headline contained a piece of news.

There is a college student named Mark in Sheffield. Because he had been having severe headaches recently, he went to the hospital for a check-up.

At first there was no abnormality, blood pressure, body temperature, and heart rate were all normal, but the young man named Mark kept complaining about having a headache.

Since Mark had plenty of money, the local hospital gave him a comprehensive examination from blood to imaging, and the final result shocked everyone. The CT scan showed that this young man named Mark had no brain, and the place where there should have been dense tissue was blank.

At first the doctor thought the equipment was broken, but after changing three devices in a row the result was the same.

This case excited all the brain doctors in England, and they rushed to the hospital overnight after receiving the news.

The young man named Mark was examined over and over again and was finally confirmed by several experts and professors.

Mark's brain has very little gray matter, only one-fifth of that of a normal person, which is a serious brain loss. However, there are no scars on the outside, so it must be some kind of internal disease.

According to basic medical knowledge, even if Mark didn't die, he wouldn't be able to do anything in his condition, and he couldn't even maintain basic vital signs.

But Mark is just complaining about a headache now. His breathing, heart rate and blood pressure are all within normal range. Moreover, he is still a college student. When he doesn't have a headache, it doesn't affect his classes and studies at all.

Finally, a group of experts and professors came up with a physical therapy plan, which was to use ice packs to cool Mark's head and keep it at a certain temperature.

It is said that the physical therapy program is very effective and Mark has now returned to school to continue his classes.

Han Li didn't believe it at all after reading it, but when he looked at the title of "The Times", he became confused.

Then Han Li saw the same news in other newspapers and could only sigh in his heart.

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"The world's great wonders."

After Han Li read through all the newspapers and magazines he had bought, he felt that it was unreasonable and unreliable for him to plan a hospital inspection without any investigation.

Although the English government nationalized free medical services in 48 and established the NHS.

(NHS is the abbreviation for the public medical system with social welfare nature, which can also be called public hospitals.)
However, due to the lack of sufficient funds in the NHS, all the skilled doctors have gone to private hospitals.

The NHS is full of newbies. Most of them have not received any special training and are directly on duty to see patients, provide treatment and perform minor operations.

There was a period of time when there was an extreme shortage of doctors in England. Many people were arranged to work in hospitals without even getting their diplomas.

What about patients who need major surgery to recover? Either you let these doctors practice their skills in public hospitals, or if you are afraid of death, you can pay to go to private hospitals for safer treatment.

Because the money the English government gives to the NHS has to go through a lot of procedures, this has resulted in very low salaries for doctors in public hospitals, and there has also been a problem with the inability to guarantee payment on time.

This situation has led to many doctors working in public hospitals using various connections to work in private hospitals after they have mastered their skills.

[There are two major medical institutions in England, the General Medical Council of England and the Royal College of General Practitioners of England. Currently, 99.99% of doctors in private hospitals come from these two institutions.

Therefore, if there are big guys who traveled back in time and want to go there to study medicine, they must not go to the wrong place. 】

This situation lasted for about 27 years. Ordinary people in England who had no money could go to public hospitals for treatment. Basically, they had to rely on their luck to see a doctor.

[During this period of time, if you randomly bring in a barefoot doctor with similar skills from China, he can beat most of the doctors in English public hospitals, so that more patients don’t have to rely on luck to get treatment and save their lives.]

In 74, the English government aimed to solve the problems of low salaries for doctors in public hospitals and inefficient cooperation among hospitals.

The NHS was reorganized on a large scale, dividing the hospital sector into two branches: district health and regional health.

We want to maximize the salaries of doctors and nurses, and alleviate the current problems of long waiting times for medical treatment and difficulty in finding hospital beds.

This reorganization increased the salaries and benefits of doctors and nurses, but the effect of the reorganization and the medical conditions of ordinary people have not improved much.

Moreover, Han Li also learned about it from these magazines and newspapers.

Since the 1970s, scandals involving drug side effects have occurred one after another in England.

This has created a treatment environment of "treating the head for a headache and the foot for a foot pain". In the eyes of doctors, those different diseases have become the best objects for testing drugs to treat certain diseases.

This situation makes those who know a little about the situation avoid hospitals, and generally choose to take painkillers to get through it.

In this context, a system called "Five Elements Acupuncture" was born in England at the end of 71.

When Han Li saw that the founder of the "Five Elements Acupuncture" system was called Hua Sili, his first impression was that he was an overseas Chinese.

But when Han Li saw this man's background, history, and where he had learned acupuncture, he shook his head.
(End of this chapter)