Nowadays, many people do not believe in traditional Chinese medicine, but when they are in critical moments, they often place their hopes on traditional Chinese medicine. Once they encounter a disease that Western medicine is helpless to treat, highly skilled traditional Chinese medicine doctors will instantly become very popular.
Take several hospitals in Zhongzhou Province for example. Whether it was Xihua Hospital, Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, or Tanghua Hospital, Qu Tongwen was always a guest of honor in any of the hospitals.
Normally, major hospitals in Xihua City would turn to Qu Tongwen for help when they encountered difficult diseases.
"Well, Inspector Zhang, you are right."
Qi Yaping hurriedly smiled and said, "A few days ago, Yun Heng actually told me that there have been more and more patients coming in from other places these days. Some patients have traveled a long way and have complicated conditions, so they actually need to be hospitalized for observation. But as you can see, our community hospital doesn't have any beds at all."
Wang Weiping secretly glared at Qi Yaping.
Now he finally understood why Qi Yaping told him about the bed last time. It was because a young and skilled Chinese medicine doctor came to the West Asia Community Hospital.
A skilled Chinese medicine doctor might not give Qi Yaping much confidence, but just now there were doctors from Xihua Hospital and Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the clinic, which made the difference.
Wang Weiping listened carefully when Ren Xuedong and Xu Bo introduced themselves just now. Both of them came through formal channels, which means they were at least at the level of department directors to communicate and negotiate with the community hospital.
"bed?"
Zhang Bowen smiled but was not angry.
The last time he came, it was Yun Heng who repositioned his hip dislocation. This time, Mr. Qu came and praised Yun Heng again, and seemed to appreciate him very much. For these two factors, Zhang Bowen was willing to give some care to the West Asia Community Hospital.
"The Traditional Chinese Medicine Department at the West Asia Community Health Center is well-established, which is great."
Zhang Bowen smiled and said, "I think we can use the West Asia Community Hospital as a benchmark and model to promote it, so that other township and community hospitals and health centers can learn from it..."
"Since it is a benchmark and model unit, appropriate care should be provided."
Zhang Bowen then looked at Wang Weiping and asked, "What do you think, Director Wang?"
"Of course I should."
Wang Weiping nodded hurriedly: "Those who do poorly should be criticized, and those who do well should naturally be commended and rewarded."
Since Zhang Bowen had spoken, Wang Weiping naturally had no objection. Moreover, from what Zhang Bowen said, Xiya Community Hospital was to be promoted as a benchmark and model for first-level community hospitals in towns and villages in the entire Zhongzhou Province.
This is different from the praise he received at the bureau meeting a few days ago. At that time, it was just an internal meeting in Beiyang District and a verbal praise. But if the West Asia Community Hospital can be promoted as a model by the provincial department, it will be an honor for their entire Beiyang District.
The West Asia Community Hospital will certainly bring many benefits, but he, the director of the Health Bureau, is also proud of it.
"Thank you, Inspector Zhang, and thank you, Director Wang."
Qi Yaping was extremely happy.
When Yun Heng told her about adding beds in the community hospital a while ago, she actually took it as a joke. Even when she mentioned it to Wang Weiping later, it was just in case.
Who would have thought that just a few days later, this thing was about to be realized.
Zhang Bowen spoke and Wang Weiping nodded. It can be said that there are basically no major variables in this matter.
If it was just Wang Weiping, it might be hard to say what would happen to the Organization Department, but now with Zhang Bowen, the Organization Department knows it was Zhang Bowen's idea, so I think it probably won't get in the way, right?
Adding beds to hospitals at all levels, increasing staffing, and upgrading hospitals are all extremely difficult tasks. Even Zhang Bowen cannot make the decision on his own.
The reason why Qi Yaping is so confident now is because she knows that the timing of West Asia Community Hospital is very good now.
Although Qi Yaping is only the director of the community health center, she is still very familiar with some policies and current affairs. The construction of community hospitals and the construction of traditional Chinese medicine departments in hospitals at all levels can be said to be a major trend in the national medical work.
At any time and in any era, it is always easier to go with the flow than to go against the current.
Zhang Bowen just said that Xiya Community Hospital should be built into a model and benchmark for first-level hospitals and health centers in township communities throughout Zhongzhou Province. This is a manifestation of responding to national policies and calls. Under this premise, it will not be too difficult for Xiya Community Hospital to obtain some policy support or financial support.
“If we add more beds, will there be room?”
Zhang Bowen came out of the vaccination room and asked, he found that the community hospital was not big and the area was limited. You can't add more beds on the street, right?
"OK."
Qi Yaping hurriedly said: "Our community hospital has another floor above it. If possible, we can find a way to take down the upper floor."
Qi Yaping had already considered this issue.
Whether it is to increase the number of beds or to increase the staff, space is the main factor. Without space, you can only watch helplessly even if you are approved by the higher authorities. After all, the community hospital is small and has limited funds, so it is impossible to choose a new place and build one.
There was another reason why Qi Yaping was interested after hearing Yun Heng's idea, and that was timing. Yun Heng said that the timing of this matter was really good. The property rights of the first floor of the community hospital originally belonged to Michelle Lin's family. Later, the first floor was taken over and became the community hospital, but the second, third and other floors above the first floor still belonged to Michelle Lin's family.
The floor where the community hospital is located has a total of six floors. The first floor is the community hospital, and the second floor was originally a restaurant. Coincidentally, the hotel's contract expired two months ago and the lease was not renewed, so the second floor has been temporarily taken back by the Mi family.
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