I can talk to my internal organs

Chapter 383 Shaping Values
Orphanage.

After Lu Jiu got out of the car, Dean Zhu Shaodan walked out.

Also traveling with her was Xie Xiao.

"Dean Zhu, Director Xie." Lu Jiu stepped forward to say hello.

"Dean Lu, I originally said that you are so busy every day and there is no need to disturb you, but Director Xie insisted on letting you come." Zhu Shaodan smiled apologetically.

"How could I not come and take a look at this kind of thing, Director Xie, where are the other children, how are they recovering?" Lu Jiu asked.

Xie Xiao said truthfully, "They are all pretty good. Although they are not recovering as fast as the three children, they are much better than half a year ago. I estimate that in more than a year, the younger children will improve their speech. For older children, the treatment cycle will be longer.”

Lu Jiu nodded, "That's enough. Partial moxibustion can produce this effect, which is quite fast."

Xie Xiao also agreed very much.

As a Chinese medicine expert in pediatrics, he naturally knows what it is like for children with cerebral palsy.

Being able to treat several children to the point where they can talk and walk like normal children in more than half a year is already a very big breakthrough.

Although these children who have returned to normal are similar to children of about one year old in terms of mobility and intelligence.

But being able to have simple feedback with adults like them during communication proves that the situation is slowly improving.

Half a year ago, Xie Xiao would never have imagined that acupuncture could be used to treat children with cerebral palsy.

This also made Xie Xiao feel more and more that his own level was seriously insufficient.

In front of the profound and profound Chinese medicine practitioners, the little things I have learned are completely inadequate.

"Dean, would you like to go over and take a look?" Xie Xiao said.

"Let's go." Lu Jiu said.

When Lu Jiu came to the room where children with cerebral palsy had activities, he saw several children toddling there.

Although he seemed to fall down with every step he took, his legs and feet were trembling, but he never fell down.

The caregivers stretched out their hands and hung them in front of the children.

So that they can be protected immediately before they fall.

Seeing this scene, Lu Jiu was very happy.

This is the honor that belongs to doctors.

"Dean Zhu, can you contact the welfare homes in other counties and cities?" Lu Jiu asked.

"Ah? Okay." Zhu Shaodan didn't understand why Lu Jiu asked this.

"Then can we bring all the children with cerebral palsy from welfare homes in other counties and cities to ours? Don't worry, our hospital will pay for the medical expenses and living expenses, as well as the wages of the nursing staff." Lu Jiu said.

Part of the profits of Lujiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital must be used for public welfare.

This was something Lu Jiu had when he first formulated the system.

Thanks to the financial support from Wei Medical Hall, Lu Jiu was able to put this matter on the agenda.

"This... Dean Lu, if we gather all the children with cerebral palsy from surrounding counties and cities, the number of people will be very large. I'm afraid you won't be able to afford it," Zhu Shaodan said.

She was grateful for everything Lu Jiu had done for these children, but the hospital was not a charity. If all the expenses were used to take care of these children with cerebral palsy, thus dragging down the operation of the hospital, Zhu Shaodan himself would feel uneasy.

"It's okay. Let's do the statistics first. After we finish the statistics, we will calculate the costs. As long as it does not exceed the amount of our public welfare funds, we can help as many children as we can." Lu Jiu said.

Zhu Shaodan was a little silent.

Lu Jiu did this without expecting anything in return.

This left her wondering what to do.

"Dean Zhu, don't worry, our hospital is not as poor as you think. Even if there are thousands of children with cerebral palsy, we can still help." Xie Xiao said.

This is not Xie Xiaochui.The current profitability of Lujiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital has been extremely exaggerated.

The revenue from the medicated diet department is now growing exponentially.

Almost [-] to [-]% of the people in Jianghan City have eaten at the Medicinal Food Department at one time or another, and thousands of them have become long-term diners at the Medicinal Food Department.

If it continues to develop, the profit of the Medicinal Food Department will continue to grow.

However, although the maintenance cost of children with cerebral palsy is not low, it is not much higher.

Both the cost of living and the cost of medical care are very low, so most people probably still hire caregivers.

Therefore, Xie Xiao is not worried at all that the hospital will not be able to pay all the expenses for these children with cerebral palsy.

This is a sign of deep pockets.

"But this is a bottomless pit." Zhu Shaodan said.

Although several children are currently recovering well, she has also consulted Xie Xiao. If she wants to completely allow these children to continue to develop, treatment cannot be discontinued.

Treatment can only be stopped until they can take care of themselves, feel no discomfort anywhere in their body, and have no restrictions on eating, sleeping, or moving.

But this time may be ten years, it may be 20 years, or even longer.

"Dean Zhu, this is not a bottomless pit. As long as they have basic cognitive and behavioral abilities, can learn independently and master certain skills, they will be complete individuals. By then, they can find a job. If you work to earn money to support yourself, then your hospital will no longer need to support you," said Lu Jiudao.

"This is an ideal state." Zhu Shaodan said.

"Indeed, but it can't be said that it's an ideal state, just don't try it, right." Lu Jiu said.

In fact, Lu Jiu was also prepared to fail.

But he believes that even if it fails, the hospital will still make a profit.

Because public welfare, especially public welfare that is large-scale, its role is not to make more money but to make less money.

It is a kind of value and a kind of cohesion.

Where is the hospital?
It is a place where people save lives and fight for their lives.

The values ​​here should be that human life is above all else and health is above all else.

Instead of money!

When a hospital becomes rich, what it has to do is not to find ways to put the surplus money into its own pocket, but to take it from the people and use it for the people.

Lu Jiu wants to use this kind of money-losing charity to shape the values ​​of a hospital.

He believes that when doctors no longer struggle with life, they will definitely pursue higher spiritual needs.

This spiritual need is to hang the pot to help the world!

Therefore, doctors must be paid enough and the money used for public welfare must be spent vigorously.

"Okay then, I will first count the welfare homes I can contact and see how many children with cerebral palsy there are in total." Zhu Shaodan said.

"Trouble." Lu Jiu said.

"Dean Lu, I don't like hearing what you are saying. It should be us who are troubling you. Your hospital has not only treated so many patients, but also provides free clinics. Now it has to help a large number of children with cerebral palsy and do something good for society. Contribution, really, your hospital should continue to operate well in Jianghan, and continue to operate." Zhu Shaodan said.

"Hahaha, then with Dean Zhu's good words, we will definitely keep driving." Lu Jiu said.

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　Dr. Song Zhaopu of Jingeng Rehabilitation Hospital in Ruzhou City, HEN Province, uses most of the hospital's profits to help abandoned babies with cerebral palsy. In seven years, he has treated more than 600 abandoned babies with cerebral palsy, and more than 800 of them have died. to normalize.

　　It’s not that there aren’t good Chinese medicine doctors, it’s just that we don’t know about them. I believe there are many Chinese medicine doctors like this, and there will be more and more in the future.

　　
　
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