"Zhou Ruomei?"
"right."
Although Dr. Hu didn't know why she wanted to ask this person, he could feel something and promised to help her ask again.
It will take time to get back the information.
After the lunch break, go back to the department to work and study.
Dr. Zuo Liang said to two intern classmates, Xie Wanying and Geng Yongzhe: "In the afternoon, we are going to Guozhi with Teacher Du to see a patient."
Why, didn’t you hear that Aunt Min was discharged from the hospital in Guozhi?
"Guozhi sent an application for cross-hospital consultation to Teacher Du." Dr. Zuo Liang explained, "It was an application letter personally sent by Director Zhang Huayao. It was difficult for Teacher Du to refuse."
What kind of patient is it?
This consultation application form is in Du Haiwei's hand. Du Haiwei looked at the application form and didn't want to speak. As Dr. Zuo Liang said, if it weren't for Zhang Huayao's face, Du Haiwei wouldn't want to go there at all.
When doctors attend consultations, they don’t send cars to pick them up as everyone thinks. There are only a few cars in a hospital, and there are many such cross-hospital consultations. Dr. Zuo Liang drove everyone to Guozhi in the afternoon.
When we arrived at Guozhi, there was someone waiting at the entrance of the inpatient department. He was a young resident doctor with a crew cut and slightly short stature. His surname was Yu. Arranged by his superior, Dr. Yu came to pick them up and took them to the Department of Cardiology.
Xinwaiyi is the first key department of Guozhi, with an astonishing 72 beds and five single wards. Do you think this is the best ward in the hospital? no. At best, these wards can only be called suites. They are located in ordinary inpatient wards, mixed with ordinary patients, and the surrounding medical environment is the same.
The really good wards of the hospital are placed in independent areas, separated from the general inpatient wards. Guoxie Guozhi and similar public hospitals have such a ward, which is called the VIP area of the International Department, and is commonly known as a special needs ward by ordinary people outside.
Outsiders have wild imaginations and a lot of jealousy about the patients in the VIP ward. Only insiders think this jealousy is unreasonable.
The doctors and nurses who provide medical services to VIP patients also serve other patients in the general ward. It is impossible for experts to only treat VIP patients on weekdays. Doctors need business volume to maintain the improvement of their skills, unless they no longer want to do clinical work. Especially for surgeons, if you don't practice your skills, your skills will soon become useless.
The difference in medical services received by ordinary patients and VIP patients is not as huge as rumored. The biggest difference lies in the hospitalization environment.
Just adding a TV and an independent ward can charge a hundred times more, how can it be bad? The price of good services in the hospital will definitely increase hundreds of times. No doctor or nurse will be willing to work for the rich without money. The hospital really dares to ask for the price for these patients. In addition to the insurance companies paying, most of these patients pay out of pocket. It is equivalent to selling luxury goods internationally. The seller sets the price and the buyer is willing to pay.
People who really understand medicine think the same as Zhang Huayao. It would be best to admit a few more such patients to generate revenue for the hospital and benefit the whole people. Usually rich people are not willing to spend more money, but they are willing to do so only at times like this.
Good doctors can use technology to seek money from the rich to help the poor. Only doctors with poor skills can only think about squeezing out a few coins from the pockets of poor people in order to survive.
Let’s go to Cardiology One first because it has the most experts and has always been responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of most of the patients in the VIP area. There is a corridor outside the heart that leads directly to the VIP area.
