Rural Chinese Medicine Li Maoyang

Chapter 771
After sending Xiao Guoguo and Xiao Yangyang to the kindergarten, Li Maoyang walked towards the hospital facing the rising sun.

On the way to the hospital from here, you can see the part of his original clinic. Now a three-story building has been built in that part, and it has become a Chinese herbal medicine processing research institute.

Mei Xueqing, whom he recruited from Qingcheng University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was the person in charge there.

Eight years have passed, she got married and had children here, and has also grown into a professional talent in this field.

Of course, she is only the administrative person in charge of this institute, not the top technical figure of the institute.

The top technical person in the entire research institute is Li Houcai, a national treasure-level old expert in the processing of traditional Chinese medicine, which Li Maoyang dug back from the south, and several other experts in the processing of traditional Chinese medicine from the south.

In addition, Zhao Dongyue's wife and Liu Jinghe's wife are currently working in this research institute. Their educational level is not high, but they can still do some basic work.

On the way, you can see the part of the original clinic, and naturally you can also see the part of his original inpatient department.

Now it has been converted into a dormitory, and ordinary Chinese medicine doctors who come to the hospital to exchange experience, as well as college students and graduate students from Chinese medicine colleges and universities who come to the hospital for internships and internships basically live there.

For these doctors of traditional Chinese medicine who came to communicate, Li Maoyang asked them to pay for board and lodging.

College students from traditional Chinese medicine colleges who come for internships and internships do not need to pay for accommodation, and even half of the food expenses are waived. For some students from families with financial difficulties, Li Maoyang and the others have some other special subsidies.

The subsidies and subsidies for this item are still increasing year by year, reaching more than 40 last year.

Of course, their hard work was not in vain. Over the past few years, they have not only recruited many mature doctors of traditional Chinese medicine, but also recruited two to three hundred excellent graduates of traditional Chinese medicine colleges, which has greatly enriched the hospital and the Chinese medical staff. The strength of the medical inheritance base.

Afterwards, Li Maoyang turned his attention to Jiang Zhongrong's color steel villa, which had been transformed into a rather luxurious sanatorium building by Jiang Zhongrong. Like Liang Wenhe's expanded sanatorium building, it became two eye-catching places in Dukou Village. The point is, those who come in and out every day are some rich or expensive people.

Now Jiang Xiaoxue also often brings people to this Dukou Village to communicate and communicate, and she lives in this nursing building when she comes.

Well, Jiang Xiaoxue has already married. Her husband is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. The two of them have set up a Chinese medicine clinic in Kyoto, so they often bring some doctors from the traditional Chinese medicine clinic here to communicate and communicate, and sometimes they recommend it here. The patient is currently considered to be a unit that Li Maoyang works closely with Kyoto.

With these two convalescent buildings in Dukou Village, Li Maoyang did not build his own convalescent building.

Doing something but not doing it, this is a relatively lucrative profit and network resource, Li Maoyang is not going to make money here.

It can be said that his origin is inseparable from the help of Liang Wenhe and Jiang Zhongrong. These two people can be said to be the two nobles in his life.

Along the way, Li Maoyang looked at various places in the village, his thoughts wandering.

Before 08:30, he strolled into the hospital, just as he ran into an ambulance pulling a patient into the compound.

Now this can be regarded as the norm in their hospital. Many critically ill patients will be sent by ambulance.

Some of them were picked up by their ambulances, and some were sent by ambulances from other hospitals.

Traditional Chinese medicine is not only for health preservation, nor is it only for treating minor and mild diseases. Some critical and serious diseases that cannot be cured by Western medicine can also be treated by Chinese medicine!
In this regard, Li Maoyang often encourages his colleagues with the deeds of the great doctor Li Ke. In his life, the great doctor Li Ke has treated many patients who were "sentenced to death" by Western medicine!

At present, their hospital has also gained a great reputation in treating critically ill patients!

Of course, when their hospital treats critically ill patients, it also uses Western medicine. In many cases, Western medicine and Chinese medicine are used together.

For this reason, Li Maoyang also recruited some doctors of western medicine from other hospitals, just like his friend Wen Xiaojun (Wen Xiaoqing's (sijin) brother) was recruited by him.

(By the way, Si Jin is now married, and her husband is also a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine.)
No way, you have to admit that Western medicine is often superior to Chinese medicine in treating critical illnesses, especially in terms of rescue speed and trauma treatment.

This point, Li Maoyang himself has to admit that he himself has some unique research on Western medicine.

And the Western medicine doctors recruited by their hospital are basically concentrated in the emergency department, and cooperate with Chinese medicine to rescue patients.

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Li Maoyang ran a few steps to catch up with the ambulance. After a brief inspection of the patient's condition, he and the doctor on the ambulance and the patient's family members sent the patient to the emergency room. After giving instructions to Wen Xiaojun and others in the emergency room, he left emergency room.

Stepping into the lobby on the first floor, seeing the interns in charge of the first diagnosis lined up on both sides of the hall, seriously receiving patients, Li Maoyang showed satisfaction in his eyes.

Now the first diagnosis in their hospital is made up of these interns. In addition to being responsible for the first diagnosis, they understand some general information of the patient and make a preliminary diagnosis. Their greater role is actually to act as a "medical guide".

Due to the current admission system of their hospital, the role of these "medical guides" cannot be underestimated.

Because the business departments of their hospital are only divided into four departments: internal medicine, orthopedics, gynecology, and pediatrics, and they are not divided into spleen and stomach departments, cardiology departments, etc. like other Chinese hospitals.

The concept of Chinese medicine is holistic treatment. Why do you divide it so finely according to the western medicine?

Doesn't that mean that Chinese medicine must be forced into the stereotype of "treating the head for a headache, and treating the foot for a sore foot"?

Then how to reflect the characteristics of the holistic treatment of Chinese medicine?

In view of the admissions system of their hospital, it is very necessary to have a "medical guide" called a diagnosis.

Because although Chinese medicine emphasizes holistic treatment, it must be said that every doctor has his or her own specialties. For example, some people are good at treating spleen and stomach diseases, some are good at treating strokes, and so on.

Therefore, in their hospital, there are four types of departments of bones, women and children, and each department is divided into several reception groups, each of which has its own specialties.

Although this point is introduced in the introduction column of the doctors in the hospital department, most of the patients are foolishly unable to tell the difference, so these trained interns in charge of the first diagnosis are needed as guides.

Well, of course, any medical admissions system has its advantages and disadvantages. The current medical admissions system in their hospital naturally has its disadvantages, but after several years of operation, it seems that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

Nowadays, many traditional Chinese medicine hospitals across the country have begun to learn from their consultation system...

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When Li Maoyang took the elevator to a consultation room on the fourth floor, he met Li Xueyan.

At present, this guy's medical skills can be regarded as a backbone force in the hospital, and he is still devoting a lot of energy to the research of Chinese medicine. He has a nickname of "Li Shizhen" in their hospital.

Currently in the hospital, Li Xueyan's postdoctoral education is still the highest.

Of course, he has already married, his wife is Mei Xueqing, and their child is already two years old.

"Hey, Dean Li, Miaozhu is getting married this month, have you been invited?"

The elevator was still full of people, and this guy just asked him in a daze.

Li Maoyang rolled his eyes. This guy easily forgets his emotional intelligence. I heard that because of this, his wife Mei Xueqing is often so angry that he can't laugh or cry.

"Of course I invite you, even you have invited me, can you not invite me?" Li Maoyang stared at this guy and said, "I just forgot, what day?"

"The eighteenth day of this month, by the way, the eighteenth day of the lunar calendar." Li Xueyan checked the calendar on his phone, "Hey, according to the Gregorian calendar, it will be the eighth day of the next month. When the time comes, Dean Li, please remind me. Afraid of being forgotten."

"Are you busy or am I busy? You should remember it carefully, and write it on your forehead if you can't do it." Li Maoyang said angrily.

He was upset, and it was naturally because Chen Miaozhu didn't invite him to get married!
This girl has been waiting for him for several years in vain, and it seems that she still has a grudge against him...

Oh, it's hard to be a good person...

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