Chapter 670 [670] Excellent Ability to Manage Patients

Hepatobiliary surgery is the gold medal surgical department of the National Association of China.

There are only three chief physicians working now, excluding retired old professors, and they are all the top hepatobiliary experts in the country. It's just that it's old enough to be able to reach the level of chief physician. For example, Director Tang, the chief physician, is in his fifties and is about to retire at any time, so he has already retired to the second line. The main force on the operating table is always young and middle-aged doctors, whose rank is at the deputy director level.

There are eight deputy chief physicians in the hepatobiliary surgery department, and there is a full reserve army. Among them, half were over 40 years old. The youngest deputy chief physician is Tao Zhijie, a rookie in hepatobiliary surgery.

It is said that if a young doctor wants to become as famous as Cao Yong and Tao Zhijie early, he must emerge as a medical student.

Xie Wanying later heard that Senior Brother Tao was already very popular the year he graduated during his internship. As a bed doctor in charge of a large number of leaders, his extraordinary work performance was repeatedly praised by the leaders.

Such rumors may sound unbelievable at first glance. Don't doctors pay attention to technology? Whoever is more skilled will be famous. Medical students should do the same.

Wrong, to treat a patient, it has to be a doctor with good skills. It often happens that the doctor plans to operate someone well, but the patient either does not cooperate with the treatment before or after the operation, which leads to many unexpected accidents.

How to manage patients has become an integral part of the doctor's treatment plan. Only by controlling the patient's variables during the treatment process can the treatment plan be well promoted and achieve perfect results. Therefore, one of the important internship tasks for medical students after entering the clinic is to learn how to manage patients. This is a rehash. But it really determines the ultimate future of many medical students.

Tube patients are very annoying.

Many patients don't like to listen to the doctor's words, but love to talk back to the doctor. Not to mention the big leaders, many times they put on airs in their own units in clinical practice, not cooperating with doctors for treatment, but wielding the baton against doctors.

It is difficult for formal doctors to manage patients well, let alone medical students. Therefore, it is not surprising that someone like senior brother Tao who can manage big leaders well during the internship period will become a star boss after becoming a doctor.

Logically speaking, how could Senior Brother Tao be so good at managing Zhao Zhaowei?

How could Senior Brother Tao take care of Zhao Zhaowei? He is the deputy chief physician, the team leader of the department, the leader of scientific research in hepatobiliary surgery, and the director's right and left arm. As he himself revealed, he often travels on business, even abroad for academic exchanges, and his time is so tight that it is impossible to manage the daily life of a patient during hospitalization like he did when he was a medical student. Even if the patient is the grandson of an old professor in the department. Waiting for the patient to be rescued and then asking him to guide the clinic is almost the same.

Managing the bed has always been the job of interns.

When Zhao Zhaowei was hospitalized, it happened that the previous interns left just before graduation, and went to various work units like Song Xuelin. The next interns are not yet in place, which is a vacuum period in which new and old interns alternate in clinical practice. There were no interns to take care of Zhao Zhaowei, and the resident physicians and attending physicians were too busy to take care of Zhao Zhaowei. Considering that this patient is a medical student, he should be able to take care of himself, but in the end it fell below everyone's attention.

As a result, Xie Wanying and other classmates who entered the clinical practice in advance suddenly became the favorites of various departments.