I can talk to my internal organs

Chapter 320 Wei Medical Hall

Wei Medical Hall.

Almost every inch of land in Jinling is valuable.

To be able to open a medical clinic here, in addition to having money, you also need to have connections.

Wei Zhengxian is not the first generation inheritor of Wei Medical Hall. It is said that his Wei family has been practicing medicine in Jinling since the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Later, they experienced wars and were displaced, but the ancestors of the Wei family traveled to many places and finally returned to Jinling.

When Lu Jiu stepped into Wei Medical Hall, his first feeling was that of wealth.

And the decoration style is very unique. There are floor tiles in the hall and a Tai Chi Bagua diagram.

On the big screen that comes into view, the sincere content of the great doctor is constantly scrolling.

"Sorry, sorry, your name is Lu Jiu. Master Wei asked me to come and pick you up."

Just as Lu Jiu was standing in the lobby looking at the layout of Wei Medical Hall, a man in his 30s came up and said, "We are too busy. It's easy to lose track of time when we start working. I'm sorry."

Lu Jiu smiled and said, "It's okay."

The man said, "My name is Shang Yehua, and I am currently practicing in the General Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine."

Lu Jiu knew that Wei Medical Hall only had two departments, one was general medicine and the other was orthopedics.

The Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology is a trauma department, so it was established as a separate department.

For general medicine, the Chinese medicine doctors there can see everything. As long as the patient registers with the doctor, there is no need to go around in other departments.

Of course, although they are general practitioners, many Chinese medicine practitioners will also have a focus on certain diseases after practicing medicine for many years.

For example, Shang Yehua himself knows very well about rheumatic bone disease.

He may be effective in treating other diseases, but compared to rheumatic bone disease, the effect is very average.

This is actually the model of many medical clinics.

Everyone adopts traditional Chinese medicine regardless of specialty.

Because anyone who understands traditional Chinese medicine knows that the theory of traditional Chinese medicine targets the internal organs. As long as you understand these things, you will understand that many diseases are caused by internal problems.

It is actually a very unscientific way to classify Chinese medicine by artificial categories of diseases.

However, there is also a disadvantage of not being divided into subjects, that is, it is not conducive to cultivating new people.

This model of Wei Medical Hall can give full play to the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine, but when a newcomer comes in, if he follows a teacher, he will basically follow the same teacher. So what the teacher is good at will definitely teach him. As for whether he is good at these, I do not know.

Old Chinese medicine practitioners have no obligation to analyze the strengths of newcomers. After all, their daily work alone has already made them so busy that they can hardly breathe.

The reason why Lu Jiu restored the branch system of traditional Chinese medicine during the Ming Dynasty was that he hoped to effectively train some new people through this branch of traditional Chinese medicine.

He also stipulated a shift system when the hospital was first established, that is, after doctors in the hospital had been sitting in a certain department for a period of time, they had to move to the next department.

At first, Lu Jiu thought that everyone had to take turns, but later, considering the stability of the department, it was decided that the director would not take turns and other doctors would take turns.

As a result, new doctors will have to transfer to other departments to study.

In fact, this model is the model of Western Hospital.

After many intern doctors come in, they have to wander around many departments and become familiar with the business processes of each department in advance.

Then the leader will arrange who goes to which department.Lu Jiu imitated this system, allowing new doctors to choose which department they want to study in after their shift in the department.

That's right!

The appointment of a new doctor is not decided by the management, but by himself.

This will, on the one hand, give new doctors enough space to learn, and on the other hand, it will also reduce the pressure on chief physicians. They only need to teach students, and do not need to consider which students are suitable to learn what.

When it comes to training new people, Lu Jiu feels that traditional Chinese medicine clinics do have something to learn from Western hospitals.

"Well, this is where we have consultations. The outpatient rooms are about 30 square meters. There are ten in total. Each outpatient room has three chief doctors. Their consultation time is based on the schedule. Generally, there is no full room. The situation is the same for me. I have a half-day consultation this morning and tomorrow will be the afternoon." Shang Yehua brought Lu Jiu to their outpatient clinic. In the outpatient clinic, each doctor had a separate small table in front of them. They were all surrounded by a group of patients. "Master Wei asked me to arrange a consultation time for you. If you don't mind, you can use my consultation time and my workstation to experience the experience. I will not interfere." How about you, I'll be here to help you, and let me know if you need anything?"

Lu Jiu smiled and said, "Okay, you make arrangements."

Shang Yehua smiled and said, "Then follow me."

The two immediately walked to the seventh clinic. After Shang Yehua led Lu Jiu in, he sat down at his desk.

At this time, there were already many patients in the outpatient clinic.

But there didn’t seem to be as many people as there were in the previous clinics.

In this outpatient clinic, in addition to the three director workstations, there are also seven general workstations.

Shang Yehua is sitting at an ordinary workstation, but his workstation is relatively close to the director's workstation.

After the others saw Lu Jiu come in, they kept looking at him.

"Is this the young Chinese doctor that Master Wei said is coming to our Wei Medical Hall for temporary consultation?"

"It doesn't look good."

"You are too young. I feel like a student who has not graduated. Do you have a graduate degree?"

"Maybe it's a family tradition. If you have been a doctor since you were a child, your foundation should be much better than those of college students. I don't believe that the people recommended by Master Wei can be as good as many times."

"Even if it is a traditional Chinese medicine, it should not be very good at this age. There are many people in our Wei Medical Hall who have been practicing traditional Chinese medicine since elementary school. Not to mention others, just Shang Yehua. Isn't he just a family medicine? ?”

"So at the age of 32, Shang Yehua's medical skills can keep up with the general director level of our Wei Medical Hall. I guess Master Wei asked him to take care of this young man who is a temporary doctor. He must have the intention of taking the exam."

"Examination school?"

"Who can make Master Wei take the trouble to take the exam?"

"I don't know, but after yesterday's intangible cultural heritage inheritance conference, I read a report on the new media of the National Health Commission, which mentioned a Lujiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Jianghan. By coincidence, the person Shang Yehua received was called Lu Jiu.”

"He's still a dean!?"

"It's probably a small hospital at the county or city level, not public yet."

"That's a dean too!"

"Anyone can get a title. The key is whether his level is good or not. But I tend to have something. Otherwise, how could he dare to come to our Wei Medical Hall? What if he makes a fool of himself?"

"I also think he should have some ability. Of course, at his age, he can't be much stronger."

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(End of this chapter)