Liang Guiying looked at the dozen or so strangers outside the door with some confusion: "Who are you?"
"Comrade Liang Guiying, hello. We are medical staff from Jiangcheng People's Hospital. A few days ago, our hospital admitted a patient with an acute myocardial infarction. Usually, patients with this condition die before even reaching the hospital. She was the only one who survived. Her family said it was because someone provided effective intervention before she was admitted to the hospital..."
The hospital initially didn't think the patient would survive because of the intervention before she was admitted, especially since they heard that the person who intervened was a village woman who knew nothing. But in the past few days, various departments in their hospital have been studying the patient's test reports. According to the test reports, she was definitely going to die, but she survived.
Even at this point, the hospital still felt it was unlikely. It was only after the hospital director pulled several strings and made a call to an emergency room doctor in a major city that they were able to confirm that the technology did indeed exist.
However, the other party also said that they only started practicing this skill last month, and after more successful cases, they will apply to have this technique included in the corresponding teaching materials.
The hospital director wanted to consult her over the phone, but the other party was called away for a surgery. After hanging up, the director immediately brought relevant department staff to find Liang Guiying.
As for medical techniques that even doctors like them had never heard of, why would Liang Guiying, an ordinary village woman, know them? The hospital director felt that that was not a question he should ask.
"...We came here today to ask Comrade Guiying to explain and demonstrate how cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is performed," the dean said.
"Actually, I only have a vague understanding of it." Liang Guiying said somewhat embarrassedly, "That day was also the first time I used it. She wasn't breathing at all, so I was just trying anything."
"Comrade Guiying only has a partial understanding; we'd never even heard of her before. Comrade Guiying, every year so many patients are admitted to the hospital with acute myocardial infarction, and over the years we haven't been able to save a single one. As doctors, we often feel so incompetent..."
Since that's what they said, Liang Guiying didn't hesitate and shared everything she knew, demonstrating it several times.
In her past life, Liang Guiying was surrounded by more than a dozen doctors when she was injured by Chen Zhilan, sent to the hospital, and declared paralyzed.
In this life, she was surrounded by a dozen or so doctors, but she was the one teaching them. It's hard to believe.
The hospital director was also observing, and later simply said to Liang Guiying, "Comrade Guiying, I would like to invite you to our hospital to give a few days of training to our doctors..."
What? It's already shameless of her to act as a "teacher" for a dozen or so medical staff, but she wants to go to the hospital to act as a "teacher" for even more medical staff?
Liang Guiying wanted to refuse, but her head had already automatically nodded.
Who can understand the feeling of being looked at with eyes full of trust and curiosity by medical staff?
Liang Guiying felt that if the dean were to be a few more polite words to her, she would naturally become arrogant!
The rainy season has arrived in Jiangcheng. The next few days will be rainy, with only two or three hours of sunshine in between.
The hospital sent a car to pick up Liang Guiying every day. Zhang Fenglian stayed at home taking care of Niannian, and Chen Yingzi accompanied her every day.
Liang Guiying went to the hospital for four days, and Chen Yingzi went with her for four days. After the course ended, Liang Guiying breathed a sigh of relief, but Chen Yingzi developed an interest in medicine.
Unfortunately, she studied humanities and couldn't apply for medical school unless she went back to repeat her second year of high school.
However, if she repeats a year, her family will have to spend a lot of money, and her parents will have to endure two more years of hardship. If her grades are not good after two years, then those two years will have been wasted, and her parents will become the laughing stock in the village.
Just thinking about her parents being pointed at and gossiped about by the villagers made Chen Yingzi feel uncomfortable. She felt like she had fallen into a clump of mud, and no matter how hard she struggled, she only sank deeper and deeper.
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