From yesterday to this morning, Gan Yi had already solicited the opinions of everyone in Yun City No. 1 Hospital.
From Yuan Xiangqian down, everyone's thoughts are surprisingly the same.
No personal requirements, obey organizational assignments.
In this case, Gan Yi, as the director of the emergency center, directly announced the planned department and staffing.
The Saskatchewan Emergency Center is a medical emergency unit that integrates out-of-hospital and in-hospital treatment. It undertakes medical rescue in Saskatchewan and surrounding areas, as well as rescue missions in major accidents and disasters.
Among them, the outside part of the hospital has a dispatch department, emergency department, vehicle management department, and network information department, equipped with an advanced "120" communication command system, and 25 ambulances.
The hospital has emergency departments, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, laboratory and other departments, each of which assumes different responsibilities.
Tao Le and Xie Baoshu were both assigned to the emergency department. The department director was Wang Zhang and the deputy director was Yuan Xiangqian. Ye Chen went to the emergency surgery to be separated from everyone else.
The personnel deployed in each department are not limited to doctors from the five hospitals participating in the aid to Tibet this time. Doctors from the emergency department of our hospital were also reassigned to the newly formed departments.
The purpose of organizing group aid to Tibet is not only to improve the local medical level in a short period of time, but more importantly, to retain advanced medical concepts and treatment methods through this model of transmission, assistance and guidance, and to comprehensively improve the local area. The medical ability and level of the students.
The blending of the old and the new, outside and inside, is the only way to achieve the goal.
With the division of labor completed, the entire emergency center began to operate in an orderly manner.
Most of the people, except Tao Le and Gan Yi, actively devoted themselves to their new positions immediately.
The two of them were called to the dean's office alone by Dean Han.
The building of the Saskatchewan City Center Hospital was built a bit early and is not as tall and bright as the brand-new emergency center.
But that's nothing. Compared to the Mio Hotel on the side and behind, everyone is a younger brother, so no one should laugh at anyone.
The dean's office is in a small three-story building at the back. It's not big and quite messy. It's not even as big as Director Gan Yigan's new office.
Dean Han poured two glasses of water for the two of them and immediately got to the point.
"Time is tight, so I'll keep the story short." He said, "Tao Le, the hospital will organize doctors in batches to use their evenings and rest time to learn acupuncture and pulse control and hemostasis from you."
He glanced at Gan Yi, who nodded with a smile and said, "This is my suggestion. In the first batch of acupuncture pulse control and hemostasis training classes, people from our department also attended, and the effect was particularly good. And This technology is of great use in Tibet, where blood sources are extremely scarce."
"The only thing we are worried about is that it will make you work too hard." Dean Han took over and continued:
"The total number of doctors in the hospital, including those who came to Tibet from the previous batches, as well as the previous doctors from our hospital, exceeds 100. In the later stage, we also want to gradually organize doctors from other regions in the province to come here for further training."
"Don't have any psychological burden on you. This is what I think. In the plateau area, you must not spin around, it will hurt your body. Just hang up your name in the emergency department and devote your main energy to training the trainees - train them all If you teach the church well, it is a great achievement.”
Tao Le listened for a long time and finally understood. Are you asking her to specialize in teaching students and not allow her to go to the clinic? That's not possible!
She has longed for the emergency department. Being able to see different diseases and treat all kinds of people here was the most suitable place for her. How could she be willing to give up so easily?
"Dean Han, Director Gan." Tao Le said seriously: "I can work normally during the day and teach at night."
"That's not possible." Han Tai categorically objected: "Human energy is limited, and we are in a plateau area. If you want to please both sides, you often end up doing nothing well, and instead tire your body out."
"Yes, Teacher Tao." Director Gan also said: "Actually, the emergency center does not have a traditional Chinese medicine department, and all the treatment methods are Western medicine. On the contrary, teaching is more suitable for you. Of course, it is also of great significance to the treatment of injured patients. More significant."
Tao Le immediately understood the meaning contained in this sentence.
Both Han Tai and Gan Yi regarded her as a pure Chinese medicine practitioner. In today’s emergency centers, all popular rescue and treatment methods are monopolized by Western medicine. Acupuncture is recognized for controlling pulse and stopping bleeding because of its clinically significant effects.
Regarding this, Tao Le actually does not deny it.
But the problem is, she studied clinical Western medicine! Not only that, she also wanted to follow the experts from Beijing and the city to learn various emergency treatment methods. How could she stop here and retreat to the second line?
"Actually, my major is clinical Western medicine." Tao Le explained helplessly: "The license I obtained is also a license for integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine."
“My dream is to find out the complementarities between the two by accumulating clinical experience in Western medicine, so that they can be better integrated.”
A disciple of a master of traditional Chinese medicine, his major is clinical Western medicine. This is too unexpected.
"So what do you mean?" Gan Yi glanced at Han Tai and asked.
"I still stick to my original opinion and make regular visits during the day. As for teaching, there must be no delay."
"Hey, Xiao Tao." Han Tai sighed: "You know, President Bai of the Medical Association called me specifically and asked me to take good care of you during this period."
"If you work day and night and damage your body and wear it down, how can I explain to him?"
These words were completely beyond Tao Le's expectations. She could never imagine why President Bai would call someone to ask for help just for her.
Is the Chinese Medical Association such a warm family?
"Well, actually my health is very good, and I haven't had any altitude sickness yet." Tao Le said, "And this teaching model actually doesn't involve much energy on my part."
"Oh? What do you say?" Han Tai and Gan Yi asked at the same time.
"Well, let's put it this way, with the help of virtual reality simulation technology, the teaching effect is very good and it won't take up too much of everyone's spare time."
Han Tai and Gan Yi looked at each other, a little doubtful: "Can the current technology reach this level?"
Tao Le is well aware of the origin of "Millions of Light Years". And with the successful experience of the first training class, the subsequent ones will naturally be good.
"Wait a moment, I'll make a call and arrange some equipment." Tao Le said, dialing Ximu's number.
Simu is currently in country R, participating in a peak technology enterprise forum, and is being invited to give a speech.
(End of chapter)
