Dr. Wen Zihan is back, just as all his experiences in the past few years have been fruitless.

Li Fuai, who was sick and hospitalized, had already vaguely sensed something.

When her daughter came back, Li Fuai said, "You should work hard."

Although she is not a perfect mother, Li Fuai is certain of one thing: based on her own life experience, she knows that if a woman fails in her career and is not independent, she will be controlled by others sooner or later.

My daughter should work hard and not let her career suffer. She can find a husband herself after she is discharged from the hospital. This is what Li Fuai meant.

In fact, it is impossible to put personal matters first when choosing to be a doctor. This is a profession that requires a strong sense of public welfare.

Her mother understands this very well because her father is a doctor.

Wen Zihan thought exactly like this, so even if she couldn't find her father, she would come back to the hospital to work on time, completely relieved. This trip out only strengthened her intuition that she really had to rely on her sister Xie to find her father.

"Doctor Xie seems to be going on a business trip." Li Fuai said.

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Wen Zihan was surprised that his mother actually cared about Dr. Xie.

"She is very famous. Everyone in the hospital knows that she is the best to her patients." Li Fuai said without hesitation.

The quality of a doctor can be most clearly seen from the word of mouth of his patients.

Although Dr. Xie's practice area is limited to being a cardiologist, his patients have come to know that no matter what department they are in, they should go to Dr. Xie for any difficult or complicated disease.

Another thing that patients and their families care about most is the doctor's medical ethics.

Li Fuai talked about what patients often talked about: "Dr. Xie is very fair."

Patients and their families do not like doctors who are biased. They prefer doctors who have the spirit of a scientist and always stick to the facts.

It is not enough for doctors to just stand up for patients and their families. Patients and their families know that some patients and their families have bad behavior and do bad things that disrupt the entire medical order. It is more important for doctors to evaluate their peers objectively. It is logically untenable to just praise or criticize them.

No one is perfect, and no one can withstand being praised for everything.

Doctors are top students, it is impossible to say that they have no merits, otherwise how could they pass such a difficult professional examination and become doctors.

Listening to the incident that just happened, what Dr. Xie said to Dr. Hong was not simple. Dr. Hong was also very surprised when he thought about it afterwards. He only remembered the feeling of being touched when he heard Dr. Xie's words. It was the feeling that his grievance was finally understood by others, which made him feel restless for a long time.

It is said that the National Association called and communicated with Qin'an's medical department. Dr. Xie from the National Association kept his word and said that since it was not just his problem, they would not make things difficult for him.

Dr. Xie's approach was very bright and straightforward: he struck the enemy at its most vulnerable part, divided the opponent internally, and gained public support.

You said that ordinary grassroots doctors in Qin'an Hospital, such as Dr. Hong, must stand on the side of Dr. Xie.

The hospital is a very complex and small circle. Doctors are a relatively noble group, so not all talented people only think about flattering. Even if you want to flatter someone, you need to know how to adapt to the situation, like Dr. Xie, and know how to flatter someone, when to flatter someone, and when not to flatter someone. Doctors are very knowledgeable in this field.

In this matter, professional doctors all know who is right. With the National Association stepping in, no one in the entire community will stand on Qin'an's side.

It's just that some stubborn leaders love face the most. As a little-known fact, not all hospital administrative leaders are doctors. The idea of ​​Qinan's leadership to pass on the blame is not easy to overcome.

After a few more days, Dr. Yu had completed all of his surgeries and would be discharged from the hospital after resting for a while.

When the two young doctors who were full of dreams of rural medical care were about to despair about the matter, Dr. Wang went out to buy a newspaper and found the latest news. Then the leader of Qin'an called to comfort them and promised to come back to discuss with them the consultation mechanism for the county hospital.

While they were happy, they couldn't help but think of Dr. Xie's confident words to them: You must believe that the world will become better and better in the future.

It is natural for Dr. Xie, who has been reborn, to be confident about this because she has already seen the future.

Matters like Qin'an, where it is clear who is in the right, cannot be dealt with perfunctorily in line with the country's increasingly bright development path.

Speaking of which, Dr. Xie Wanying is particularly concerned about this matter because she will become a participant this time and go on a business trip to implement the grassroots promotion of the tiered diagnosis and treatment system.

The case of Dr. Yu and Dr. Wang reminded her that grassroots doctors are looking forward to this reform, and they also need clear and explicit technical responses.