Qian Tanglai's smile faded, and he continued slowly:
"Well, that should be possible, but not during working hours. You can only use your own days off. Also, our hospital and department will not provide any support."
Chen Chunze smiled, but no one knew how much contempt was contained in this smile. After all, she was only a 24-year-old girl, and her edges had not been smoothed out yet.
"Haha, thank you, Director Qian." He rolled his eyes disdainfully after saying that.
She thought that as long as she participated in the research team and helped her younger brother keep a close eye on things, it didn't matter whether the Provincial First Hospital supported her or not. It was a free gift, and they would regret it later.
The other colleagues breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this. Finally, there was one less competitor. Everyone returned to their hypocritical atmosphere of being plastic colleagues.
As for the topic, neither Director Qian nor other colleagues are optimistic. In this era when even medicines cannot be fully guaranteed, what research results can be achieved in China?
Those who are really capable have gone abroad, and the doctors who stay in the country do research and projects purely to fool people.
Anyway, this was their thinking when they applied for the project, and they also believed that Chen Chun must be trying to take advantage of the situation and get some benefits.
Although Chen Chun suffered a setback here, Chen Xia had it much easier in Yuezhou.
In the gastroenterology department office of Yuezhou People's Hospital.
All the doctors in the Department of Gastroenterology gathered around the desk, their eyes widening as they listened to the conversation between Chen Xia and Director Xuan Yongda.
"Xiao Chen, are you saying that the funding and equipment will be provided by Hong Kong, and the research results will belong to both parties?"
"Yes, if I weren't from our hospital, this kind of good thing would never have come to our regional hospital. People would all go to the top hospitals in the provincial capital or Shanghai."
A group of young doctors nodded vigorously. Most of the young staff in the hospital were Chen Xia's little fans.
Yuezhou People's Hospital, including the previous Yuezhou Fourth Hospital, did not have any serious research projects. They did not have the strength or ability. At that time, all the research hospitals in the country were concentrated in a few top hospitals.
No matter what the research is this time, being able to cooperate with a pharmaceutical company in Hong Kong will definitely make us the first batch of people to try this in Zhijiang Province, and even in the country.
By then, it will be hard for the Department of Gastroenterology of Yuezhou People’s Hospital to not be famous.
Xuan Yongda asked excitedly, "What's your main research area?"
"Director Xuan, do you remember what I told you about Helicobacter pylori?"
"Well, I remember you selfishly making medicine at home and then bringing it to our department to sell to patients. I remember you told me about this Helicobacter pylori thing, about that medicine and that dosage."
"Proton pump inhibitors."
"Yes, yes, that's the medicine. Your 666 Weitai is so popular in China and Hong Kong right now. Besides traditional Chinese medicine, it uses this proton pump inhibitor, right?"
Chen Xia clapped his hands:
"Yes, Director Xuan is still sharp as a knife. You remember it so clearly. When I first told you about this, it was just a rough theory. Now, scientists abroad are already studying it. So we have to get ahead of them and produce the results. Then we can publish them in foreign journals. Then Director Xuan will be an internationally renowned medical expert."
Xuan Yongda was not happy, but rather a little disappointed: "Ah, foreign countries are already researching this, can we really compete with them?"
"Director Xuan, you underestimate us too much. Back then, we were able to drive away the Americans and Japanese invaders with just millet and rifles. Why can't we defeat them now? Don't worry, Hong Kong's experiments have yielded initial results. All we have to do is formulate a theory and write a paper."
"So simple?"
"It's that simple. This is a great credit to our gastroenterology department."
"Okay, okay, Xiao Xia, you're really great. If you have any problems in the future, just cough and our gastroenterology department will definitely go through fire and water to help you."
This was a godsend for Yuezhou People's Hospital and Xuan Yongda, and the Department of Gastroenterology immediately reported the matter to the hospital as quickly as possible.
After get off work, Xiyuanli.
Comrade Lao Gu sat in the study and asked his son-in-law carefully whether this suggestion was reliable.
After all, cooperation between China and Hong Kong is a big deal. If it is done well, it will be a great political achievement. If it is not done well, it will be an international joke. He cannot help but pay attention to this matter.
"Xiao Xia, can you tell me if this cooperation can really produce results?"
"Dad, I'm really trying to help Yuezhou People's Hospital this time. Look, I even brought out 666 Weitai. This proves the impact of Helicobacter pylori on stomach problems. This theory is well-founded and can withstand research."
Old Man Gu sat on the sofa in the study and asked again, "Then tell me, how do we cooperate? Don't argue, but also tell me what the benefits are for you personally?"
The old man had long seen through his son-in-law. If this "money-hungry" guy was not driven by economic interests, he would rather watch TV at home and would never move.
"The collaboration is simple. My eldest sister must participate. She will represent the Provincial First Hospital and work with Yuezhou People's Hospital to establish a laboratory. Once the research results are available, the credit will go to the two hospitals and the individual doctors, but all research results will belong to my Pumpkin Vine Pharmaceutical Company in Hong Kong."
Dean Gu nodded. "That's no problem. Since you paid for it, of course you should own the results. I have no problem with that."
Chen Xia stood up and poured a glass of water for his father-in-law, then sat down and continued:
"My benefit does not lie in this theoretical research. The results of this research can promote the development of basic medical research in our country, but it is of no use to me personally.
My goal is to prove the pathogenicity of Helicobacter pylori and prove that proton pump inhibitors combined with antibiotics can kill the bacteria. Then I will make a fortune with my drug patents, hehe."
Dean Gu now understood a little. "In other words, you provide the money and the research topic, and we help with the research and verification. At that time, the authorship rights will belong to us, and the relevant results and subsequent patents will belong to Xiangjiang Pharmaceutical Company, right?"
"Yes, yes, that's what I mean."
Oh my, Chen Xia has been emphasizing this matter over and over again these days, and he himself is a little annoyed.
Dean Gu was clearly worried: "Can you prove that this research project will be successful? I don't want so much money to go to waste."
"Dad, you have to believe me. This will definitely succeed. If it weren't for Yuezhou People's Hospital, I wouldn't have to cooperate with our hospital at all. Wouldn't it be more convenient for me to find a hospital or research institute in Xiangjiang?"
Dean Gu was also very happy after hearing this, thinking that his son-in-law was indeed loyal to his own unit:
"Okay, so how are you going to invest?"
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