After the female patient left, Yun Heng saw two more patients, and the clinic was finally empty.

What surprised Yun Heng was that every time the patients today said thank you before leaving, the panel showed that the reward time was quite a lot, the shortest was four minutes and the longest was six minutes. Including the female patient, it was almost an hour. Yun Heng saw five patients and received a reward of twenty-one minutes.

This is not the case of the female patient. After all, she was here for a follow-up visit and her symptoms had worsened. This time, she did not feel grateful to Yun Heng.

"Could it be because of this doctor from the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine next door?"

Yun Heng looked at Ren Xuedong.

Because this doctor from the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine helped clear his name, the patients trust him more and are more sincere in their gratitude?

Yun Heng guessed that this should be the reason, otherwise there would not be such a big difference between today and yesterday.

As for the last incident with Mr. and Mrs. Peng, Yun Heng felt that it was because of the banner. For a patient to send a banner is actually the greatest thanks and gratitude to the doctor. If it weren't for gratitude, few patients would send a banner to the doctor.

So, recognition increases patients’ levels of gratitude?

If you think about it carefully, this is actually the case. If the patient has doubts about the doctor, there will naturally be no gratitude. Even if he thanks the doctor verbally, he may not have much gratitude in his heart. But if the patient trusts a doctor, then the gratitude will be more real.

"Doctor Yun!"

Seeing Yun Heng looking at him, Ren Xuedong hurriedly said, "Our Director Liang mentioned you yesterday, so I thought of coming over to see you today. When I first came, I was actually a little unconvinced, but now I am convinced."

"I'm actually a newcomer too, and I'm still in the exploratory stage." Yun Heng smiled. The other party was so frank, which made him feel a little favorable towards him.

The most important thing is that if his analysis just now was correct, this person actually brought him some benefits.

"I heard from Director Liang that you also just graduated this year, but your level is much better than ours."

Ren Xuedong was very humble and asked tentatively, "Doctor Yun, if I have the chance, can I come here and learn from you? I really gain a lot from watching you diagnose patients."

Ren Xuedong's family background is actually average. After more than a year in the hospital, he has seen one thing more clearly, that is, level and ability.

In a place like a hospital, what matters most is a person's level and ability; everything else is meaningless.

A competent doctor is not only liked by patients, but also by senior doctors and department heads. If a doctor is incompetent, he will be annoying to everyone. Senior doctors will give him orders at will and serve him tea and water, and you have to obey them obediently.

In school, most teachers are polite, but in the hospital, senior doctors don’t feel they have an obligation to train new people. There is no commission and no bonus for training new people. If you are smart, I will give you a few pointers. If you are stupid, they are too lazy to say more and will just scold you if you don’t do well.

If you can bear it, you can bear it. If you can't, you can leave. Is the hospital afraid of losing an intern or a resident?

Unless you are the best in a certain field or have great potential, no one will care about you, whether you want to leave or not.

It is precisely because he has recognized the reality that Ren Xuedong now knows very clearly what he needs at this stage.

He actually has the same aspirations as Yun Heng now, which is to improve himself as much as possible and arm himself first.

Just now, Ren Xuedong really benefited a lot from standing by and watching Yun Heng's treatment for a while. He felt that he had really learned something, so he thought that if he had time in the future, he would come to Yun Heng to watch Yun Heng's treatment or ask Yun Heng for advice.

"You are a doctor from the provincial hospital. Why do you come to my small community hospital to learn?"

Yun Heng was a little surprised. This person was very special.

"What about the provincial hospital? What about the community hospital? Doctor Youyun, your ability is real. I hope you can agree." Ren Xuedong said hurriedly.

"You should be a resident now, right? Do residents have time?"

Yun Heng also interned at Xihua Hospital for a while, and residents are very busy.

"I'm on the night shift now, so I can sleep a little less during the day. After I go back, I will ask Director Liang to be on night duty during this period of time." Ren Xuedong said.

He had thought it through. He didn't gain as much from his work in the hospital as he did from Yun Heng. So it would be better for him to work the night shift and sleep less during the day.

Xiya Community Hospital is actually not too far from the Provincial Hospital, only half an hour's drive away. Liang Wanming lives here.

This was actually another little thought of Ren Xuedong. Since Liang Wanming knew Yun Heng, maybe he would come over one day. What if he found out that Yun Heng was still studying here after get off work?

Wouldn't Director Liang know about my hard work in studying?

"If you want to come, you can come."

Yun Heng nodded. With this person providing support for him, he could also gain some more time.

"Thank you, Dr. Yun."

Ren Xuedong hurriedly said, "By the way, my name is Ren Xuedong. Doctor Yun, if you have any instructions or need me to run errands, you can let me do it."

As he spoke, Ren Xuedong looked around and saw the water cup that Yun Heng had placed on the examination table. There was not much water left in the cup.

"Doctor Yun, I'll get you some water."

Ren Xuedong hurriedly picked up Yun Heng's water cup, and Yun Heng didn't have time to stop him.

Ren Xuedong didn't even ask Yun Heng where to get the water. He had been working in the hospital for a year and a half, and if he didn't have this much eyesight, what was the point of doing it?

If you don't know, don't you ask? Do you need to consult the senior doctor?

At this moment, Ren Xuedong treated Yun Heng as a senior doctor. How could he learn skills from him without making any effort?

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