The couple expecting a child admitted themselves to the hospital that very night, heading to the gynecology departnt, with the woman crying all the way.
Nurse Chang Lina couldn't help but sigh at the sight of the woman's distraught appearance.
"This young lady is going to be traumatized by this," she shook her head.
Chen Cang also sighed, knowing that won are emotionally sensitive during pregnancy and prone to anxiety and depression. With such a stimulant, serious counseling would indeed be needed later on.
Chang Lina suddenly sighed, "I've realized that often illness cos as a lesson from ignorance!"
Chen Cang shook his head with a asured tone, "Sotis patients are embarrassed to consult doctors about such private matters, and doctors lack a good sense of communication. We still hope to strengthen communication and interaction."
Indeed!
Oftentis, patients can't be entirely blad. Doctors should perhaps do so health education within their capacity while diagnosing and treating, as strengthening communication is also an important way to ease dical disputes, right?
For so common issues, informational pamphlets could even be printed and placed in outpatient clinics or in the lobby.
After all, many issues are common sense, yet they tend to be easily overlooked. Doctors may understand, but patients don't!
In this regard, Chen Cang rembered that the Capital Ergency Center did an excellent job!
After Chen Cang went there, he saw nurous educational pamphlets in the ergency hall, sorted by category, and there were many professional guides to channel the flow of people.
Despite the large number of people, the place felt remarkably orderly.
That's the difference!
Back in his office around 1:30 a.m., he felt not the slightest bit sleepy.
It's said that one should bring benefits to the place one serves in office.
As a junior deputy director, shouldn't I also take up the responsibilities that co with the role?
While I can rely on external supports to improve my skills, for vision, perspective, communication, managent… and many other abilities, such supports are useless.
At that mont, Chen Cang suddenly felt an urgent need to further his education.
His surgery skills might break through in a short period of ti, but many things couldn't be changed overnight!
The change in status brought Chen Cang burdens that all of a sudden seed much greater than the benefits.
Indeed, in the future, the surgical points might increase, everyone would need his signature, and every patient would entail a share of the points, greatly increasing financial gains!
He was already standing at the administrative helm of the departnt, or at least holding the power of half of it.
But it was precisely because of this that Chen Cang felt this pressure all the more acutely!
Director Li Baoshan was truly exhausted!
The ergency departnt of the provincial hospital was developing slowly, with a shortage of talent and outdated resources. The most anxious person was definitely not the hospital president, but the director of ergency dicine!
Now, Director Li could still protect him from the storm for a year, but what about after that year?
The departnt would fall on my shoulders.
By then, it would be an eight-story ergency dicine building.
What should I do?
How should ergency dicine develop?
How can we improve ourselves?
These are all questions.
Compared with the Capital Ergency Center, the developnt of the Provincial Hospital is really just a small building. There's no need to even compare it with the Capital Ergency Center, since even the Eastern First Hospital is way ahead.
It was then that Chen Cang suddenly heard a series of crisp notification tones in his ear:
[Ding! You have realized that you have officially beco the deputy director of the departnt with administrative power. The heavy responsibility for the departnt's developnt is now upon your shoulders, triggering the departnt system. Once the mission is completed, the system will be activated!]
[Ding! Mission alert: You have beco the deputy director of the ergency departnt at the Provincial Second Hospital, triggering a long-term mission: Serve well during your term and bring benefits to your precinct! You must not only beco a good doctor but also a great director!
As the deputy director of the ergency departnt of the Provincial Second Hospital, you will take on the task of building the hospital!]
[First, please complete an action within one week that will have a positive impact on the developnt of the departnt. After you pass this test, you will activate the departnt system!]
Chen Cang was dumbfounded!
A departnt system?
Can you change your job?
Or can you learn skills?
Is this so kind of sect system???
He had never imagined that his recent thoughts would provoke such a huge reaction from the system.
At that thought, Chen Cang felt quite sentintal.
Maybe if he hadn't realized the duties and burdens of being a departnt head, the system wouldn't have activated, right?
Thinking this, he couldn't help but shake his head.
He looked at a countdown tir in the top right corner.
Within one week, he had to do sothing that would positively affect the developnt of the departnt to activate the departnt system.
But, what could he do now that would positively impact the departnt?
Chen Cang thought it over and suddenly felt so tired that he got up and went to the duty room to sleep.
I really am just a salted fish!
Alas...
...
...
The next day, after his shift ended, Chen Cang, out of habit, was preparing for the night shift when Qin Xiaoyuan called him to the office to attend a hospital eting.
Chen Cang was startled!
Only then did he realize that he was the acting head of departnt and needed to participate in hospital etings for discussions.
A helpless Chen Cang suddenly realized that being a departnt head wasn't so easy after all.
He had to attend etings, think about the developnt of the departnt, and it seed he even had to see outpatients!
In the Wednesday hospital eting, all the chief physicians attended, and Chen Cang was probably the only associate chief physician there. However, he was also acting as the chief of a non-existent departnt: Hand Surgery!
Although the departnt was not yet established...
And in one year, Chen Cang would beco the head of the ergency building, which was still a significant role.
The eting discussed issues encountered with the hospital's developnt, as well as any new trends lately...
Basically, there were all sorts of issues, including conflicts with patients, disease control, quality control, dical records inspections, dical insurance running out of money, whether year-end business targets were t, and whether departntal tasks were completed...
All this stuff really made Chen Cang feel overwheld!
After the eting, the vice president in charge of finance suddenly said, "Director Li, your ergency departnt is losing money again this year, and there are more than 300,000 in unpaid bills from patients. Have your departnt's doctors make so calls soon to press for paynts."
Li Baoshan promptly nodded, "Okay, that's fine."
This kind of issue had beco commonplace; unpaid bills and financial losses were regular in the ergency departnt, and every hospital faced this.
That's why many hospitals were reluctant to invest in ergency services, because the better the ergency departnt developed, the worse the hospital's financial performance and the lower the doctors' inco tended to be. It was a significant problem.
Then, the nursing departnt head started berating Li Baoshan, "Director Li, your departnt's spending is quite excessive. Try to save a bit..."
Blah blah blah, Li Baoshan could only nod.
Chen Cang, looking at the usually high-spirited Li Baoshan, could not help but sigh.
Perhaps, what this position brings us is not truly a benefit but a responsibility!
As the eting was about to end after the discussions, Qin Xiaoyuan suddenly said, "Chen Cang, you're a chief physician now too. You should start seeing outpatients from now on." Explore stories on My Virtual Library Empire
Chen Cang nodded; that wasn't really a problem, "Hmm."
Qin Xiaoyuan continued, "Dr. Liu, you talk to Chen Cang to decide how many days he'll be available and how many outpatient sessions he'll have, as well as what types of diseases. Take it seriously, Chen Cang."
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