Chapter 830: Can See, Can’t Learn
It was the best result to solve the problem with reasonable evidence and avoid blackmail.
Otherwise, if they all ca to extort money, the doctor would be ntally and physically exhausted, and the hospital would be exhausted. In the end, who would treat the patients?
Doctors were also human beings, and they also made mistakes. It was just like Hu Hai from the hospital affiliated with the dical university; he had made a mistake and was scared half to death. At that ti, he had already thought of his tragic future.
But it was just like driving a car. Who could remain unhard for the rest of their lives? Once this kind of thing happened, due to the lack of technical skills or mistakes caused by certain reasons, it was okay to admit it.
But an unexpected disaster was the most demoralizing thing.
Su Yun did not speak in detail, but looking at his appearance, the excitent that ca from the bottom of his heart could be felt even from afar.
Zheng Ren was about to speak when his phone rang.
He picked it up and saw that it was an empty number...
Was this a new phone call scam? Zheng Ren was stunned.
Su Yun ca over and saw that it was an empty number. He nudged Zheng Ren and said, “Boss, there might be a mission.”
Zheng Ren nodded, picked up the phone and walked out.
“Director Kong, when will you be back?” Zheng Ren took two steps and suddenly stopped. He asked in surprise.
“Um... Xinglin Garden contacted . Isn’t there a surgical volu for the Nobel Prize? I think...
“Oh, okay, okay. I don’t need anything else. I just need to sign an agreent.
“Don’t worry. It’s just a small matter.”
Zheng Ren hung up the phone. When he looked up, he saw Su Yun’s eyes that were burning with a desire for gossip.
“It’s Director Kong.”
“I’m not deaf. I heard it,” Su Yun said expressionlessly.
“Soone went to Director Kong for the live broadcast.”
“So soon, Boss. You’ve beco a live broadcast star. You’ve given countless TIPS and beco a full-level Internet star.”
“A live broadcast star? Why doesn’t it sound like a good thing when you say it?” Zheng Ren frowned and said.
“That’s because you have a dirty heart.” Su Yun looked down on him.
“It’s not fa. It’s just that a lot of people are looking for Director Kong and asking him what’s going on. They can’t find , so their phone calls have already reached the frontline headquarters.”
“You’re really capable.” Su Yun sighed. “You’ve already contacted Director Kong so quickly. You’re not an ordinary person.”
“Director Kong asked what was going on. I gave a brief explanation.”
“And then?”
“They couldn’t understand the radiographic films. Isn’t that why they wanted to co?” Zheng Ren revealed a relaxed smile and said lightly.
Su Yun looked at Zheng Ren and felt that this guy was definitely doing it on purpose.
“What’s with the look in your eyes?” Zheng Ren asked curiously.
“Boss, did you have a preditated plan?” Su Yun asked.
“What plan?”
“You’ve wanted to do a live broadcast of the surgery for a long ti, and then found other people to teach you so that we could complete the huge number of surgeries that would win us the Nobel prize.” Su Yun had already understood and casually spoke.
“It wasn’t preditated too long ago,” Zheng Ren said. “When we were in Pengxi Village, do you still rember a rather old doctor from the Departnt of Interventional dicine called Liu Xuzhi?”
“I rember. He’s quite old and his skill level is average. He’s quite cautious. I reckon that he’s been ostracized quite a lot in their local hospital,” Su Yun said.
At this mont, Liu Xuzhi was watching the recording of the surgery. He studied it over and over again, but he could not enter. He suddenly sneezed a few tis, thinking that he had caught a cold.
“There used to be a live surgical broadcast room in Xinglin Garden. He seed to have so admiration for the operator. He watched perform the surgery and compared it as he watched,” Zheng Ren said. “At that ti, I thought that maybe this was a path, but the frontline did not have the ti to think about it. They only began to think about it after they ca back.”
“Then, Peng Jia gave you a pillow while you were sleeping?” Su Yun sighed from the bottom of his heart. His luck was really good.
“Not really. Without the live broadcast of the surgery, I can go to various places to perform freelance surgeries. It’s just that ti is a little tight. I still need to find Director Kong to help contact him.” Zheng Ren had clearly planned out a few ways. However, Peng Jia was the most proactive, so he went with the flow and ca to the live broadcast of the surgery.
“I’ll let them know how amazing a single TIPS surgery is.” Su Yun was a little excited.
“What do you an by amazing? Su Yun, prepare an agreent. The general content is to learn TIPS surgery for free. However, all surgeries within two to three years must be recorded according to the format required for the Nobel Prize.”
Su Yun pondered for a mont, shook his head slightly, and said, “Boss, do you think the doctors in the city-level hospitals below will do these tedious tasks?”
“No.” Zheng Ren smiled.
Su Yun glanced at him, but did not say anything. He had an expression that said, “Hurry up and say what you have to say.”
“The ones who can be contacted at the beginning are the more active ones. Moreover, they are the ones who are more interested in new technologies and new surgical thods. So, they can do it.” Zheng Ren had long thought it through; he did not beat around the bush and directly said, “It’s not forever. One or two years will do, but write more ti on the agreent, with three years as the deadline.”
Su Yun deeply agreed with Zheng Ren’s arrangent.
The first batch of people who ca up must have a legendary status. In other words, they were shaless.
As long as they were willing to sign the agreent, they could do it. In a few years, after the doctors in the basic hospitals had grasped the situation, it would be too late to control them.
However, at that ti, they would no longer need these records.
Zheng Ren had thought of almost all the details and was doing it step by step.
However, Su Yun’s thinking had already reached the point where the first batch of people ca to learn. Then, Zheng Ren would be able to run freelance surgery all over the country.
A freelance surgery cost 20,000 yuan, with 100,000 yuan a day. At the sa ti as completing the Nobel Prize, he would have freedom of money and property.
However, it was very difficult to just rely on freelance surgery for financial freedom.
It was said to be 100,000 yuan a day. How could he run out every day? He still had to take care of the 912 aspect. Moreover, there was a limit to the number of surgeries.
However, just running freelance surgeries would earn him more than a year in Sea City. At the very least, he could easily gain multiple treasures that cost 8,000 yuan.
Su Yun was very satisfied with this.
“Boss, did Director Kong say when he contacted you?”
“No, he said he left my phone number with him. It should be soon.”
“Then I’ll hurry up and make an agreent,” Su Yun said hurriedly. “All of these are settled. It’s considered on the right track.”
“You go and do your work. I’ll go and check on the postoperative patients.” Zheng Ren and Su Yun talked about business for a while and then went to do their work separately.
Su Yun hurriedly changed his clothes and rushed out of the door with all kinds of information.
This matter could not be delayed. The doctors from other hospitals would probably go crazy when they saw this TIPS surgery.
To be able to simplify the complicated TIPS surgery and do one every ten minutes was a skill. The most important thing was that when the surgery was placed in front of everyone, they would not be able to understand it or learn it.
Therefore, the phone call could be made directly to the frontline headquarters.
It was estimated that the people who ca to learn TIPS would arrive very soon, so Su Yun made the best use of his ti to make an agreent.
This agreent definitely could not guarantee three years. Zheng Ren and Su Yun knew this in their hearts.
However, it did not matter if it was three years or not. As long as they completed the surgeries for the Nobel Prize, it would be enough.
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