He Haipeng shrank his neck and secretly rejoiced.
Qin Dajiang opened his mouth and secretly rejoiced.
Xu Bo and Ren Xuedong shook their heads. Why bother?
Tian Zengming glanced at Tang Weifeng's receding figure at the door and smiled slightly.
Then everyone returned to their respective posts and started to get busy.
No one will worry too much about other people's affairs.
"Yun Heng, Director Qi asked you to go to the second floor at 8:30. He said that a few nurses will come for an interview later."
Xu Bo entered the clinic and conveyed Qi Yaping's words to Yun Heng.
"Um."
Yun Heng nodded and continued to look through the patient's registration information from the past few days and compared it with the patient's medical information.
After Yun Heng received unexpected gratitude from some recovered patients at the last New Year's Eve party, it has become Yun Heng's daily routine to sort out the patients' information every morning and take time out at noon to call and pay follow-up visits.
After experiments, Yun Heng found that he could still gain the gratitude of patients even through the phone.
Originally, the patients were too lazy to come for follow-up visits, but the doctors still remembered the patients' conditions and took the initiative to call them for follow-up visits, which to some extent aroused the patients' gratitude and thanks to the doctors.
Of course, there are times when we run into obstacles.
When Yun Heng called for a follow-up visit two days ago, it happened that the patient was on the night shift and was sleeping during the day. He started cursing as soon as he picked up the phone.
Another time, Yun Heng called and there seemed to be faint gasping sounds coming from the other end of the phone. Of course, the person involved was also cursing.
Of course, such situations are rare after all and only occur once every few days.
After having the experience of being scolded several times before, Yun Heng decided to focus his follow-up patient groups on the elderly or young mothers.
Generally speaking, elderly patients are more idle during the day and do not sleep much. In addition, elderly patients are more rational and know how to be grateful more than young people.
As for young mothers, they are generally very tolerant when it comes to matters concerning their babies.
"Yun Heng, what are you doing?"
Tian Zengming walked over and asked, "How about I help you?"
The community hospital held a meeting yesterday at noon, and Yun Heng did not call back, so Tian Zengming didn't know what Yun Heng was busy with.
"Just right."
Hearing Tian Zengming's question, Yun Heng directly handed the registration form to Tian Zengming: "Compare the information on the registration form with the patient's diagnosis and treatment information, and see which patients need a follow-up visit, and make a note of them."
"Return visit?"
Tian Zengming showed no impatience or displeasure. Instead, he asked with great interest, "Does our community hospital still need to conduct follow-up visits with patients?"
"Just call."
Yun Heng explained, "This is just my personal opinion. I want to understand the recovery status of some patients, especially those who originally scheduled follow-up appointments but did not come on time. I must make a note of this."
Originally, Yun Heng did these things simply to increase the battery life, but after a period of time, Yun Heng found that such follow-up visits actually had many benefits.
Some patients don’t come for follow-up visits because they are busy with work, or they feel they have improved and so they stop taking medication on their own initiative.
When Chinese medicine practitioners prescribe medicine, they rarely prescribe excessive amounts of medicine for patients. They usually prescribe a course of treatment based on the condition of the patient. Sometimes, even if the symptoms are relieved, the medicine still needs to be finished. However, the relief of symptoms does not mean that the disease has been completely cured. It is necessary to continue taking the medicine for a few days to completely eradicate the disease.
However, some patients only judge their condition based on symptoms and stop taking medication at will. This will not only cause the disease to recur, but may also lead to more serious consequences.
Just like the epilepsy patient admitted yesterday, the cause of his epilepsy was actually due to him stopping medication without authorization after suffering from bacillary dysentery and diarrhea ten years ago.
It sounds incredible, but such examples are common in traditional Chinese medicine cases.
Small drops of water make a river, small drops of sand make a tower, and small drops of water make a coat. Trickles of water converge into a river. Sometimes, it is just a small negligence that can cause quite serious consequences.
During the follow-up visits during this period, Yun Heng also discovered many problems.
"I understand what I mean."
Tian Zengming took the registration form, looked at it, and said with a smile, "Leave this task to me."
Tian Zengming was very happy that Yun Heng allowed him to do things.
Although he had only been in the community hospital for a day or two, Tian Zengming had already noticed that Yun Heng had a very special status here. Even Qi Yaping was extremely tolerant of Yun Heng.
Tian Zengming is now more and more certain of his judgment.
Maybe Yun Heng really became Qu Tongwen's student.
"Um."
Yun Heng nodded.
"Yun Heng, are there any specific requirements for the return visit? Is it a fixed time?"
Tian Zengming said casually, "Why don't you let me handle the return calls? I'll record any information and sort it out later."
"Let's sort it out first and talk about it after lunch."
Yun Heng did not give a direct answer.
The main thing is that other people called back to visit, and Yun Heng was not sure whether he would be grateful.
Follow-up visits to understand the patient's condition is one aspect, and obtaining continued care is also a crucial aspect. If someone else calls to make a follow-up visit and can be appreciated, it would be a good idea to let someone else do it.
After all, a person's energy is quite limited, and it is impossible to finish everything.
"OK."
Tian Zengming nodded without asking the reason.
When the time was almost up, Yun Heng started calling out patients' numbers.
After seeing a few patients, Yun Heng went to the second floor for a walk around around 8:30 and came down soon.
Qi Yaping could make the decision on her own regarding recruiting nurses. Yun Heng didn't understand much about it, so after Qi Yaping told him to, he went up and didn't stay long.
Qin Dajiang wanted to find an opportunity to say a few words to Yun Heng, but Yun Heng was thinking about the patients below and just turned around, leaving Qin Dajiang no chance to open his mouth.
"Doctor Yun is really, haha, he looks so serious."
Qin Dajiang laughed dryly and said to Qi Yaping beside him.
Qi Yaping smiled and nodded: "Xiao Yun is like this, not a talkative person, but works very seriously and hard."
“That’s what being a doctor is like.”
Qin Dajiang smiled and praised: "Young people nowadays are all impatient and irritable. It's really rare to find someone like Doctor Yun."
Qi Yaping smiled and said, "Ren Xuedong is actually quite good. Like Yun Heng, he works very hard."
In fact, compared to Yun Heng, Qi Yaping wanted to keep Ren Xuedong more. She knew that she couldn't keep Yun Heng, and as for Ren Xuedong... well, he couldn't be kept either.
It seems a bit unrealistic for the community health center to steal resources from the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
But poaching from the district hospital?
Qi Yaping smiled, but she didn't know if there was anyone suitable at the district hospital.
Qin Dajiang and Tang Weifeng can't dig it out, but it's not impossible for others to do it.
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