"Yes." As expected, Teacher Tan knew something had happened.
"You should have called me." Tan Kelin warned his precious apprentice earnestly, knowing that the student must have intervened in this matter because of him and not for anything else.
"It's okay, Mr. Tan."
Cui Shaofeng was moved by the relationship between the master and his apprentice. He thought that his old classmate was lucky to have such a student. He said, "Xie Wanying, have you ever thought about working in our Beidu No. 3 Hospital in the future? Your teacher Du said that you are not interested in obstetrics and gynecology, but you should be interested in general surgery. After all, you have learned very well from your teacher Tan."
Swish, Tan Kelin turned his head to the old classmate and asked: What do you want to do in front of me?
Nothing. If the student you trained comes to work for me, I will protect her well. Cui Shaofeng responded.
The knife-like eyes under Tan Kelin's bangs were extremely sharp.
Cui Shaofeng picked up the teapot on the table and filled it with tea for his old classmate: I am a practical person, so I will take back my words for now.
Are all leaders so shameless? Tan Kelin thought.
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While everyone was talking, Liu Li shrank his neck and dared not say a word.
I have a feeling that my cousin is going to miss her.
Teacher Tan was a very strict person. He didn't distinguish between people when it came to medical issues. He would scold everyone. He might have scolded his cousin even more harshly.
"Do you know where you went wrong?" Tan Kelin asked his cousin.
Liu Li took a deep breath, adjusted her breathing, and whispered, "I communicated with the patient."
"Is that what you call communicating with patients? What did you communicate?" After questioning, Tan Kelin turned back to the student to seek evidence, "Tell me, did your teacher Liu Li tell you about her complaints about the patients?"
Xie Wanying recalled what happened to Dr. Luo Yanfen in the Second Department of General Surgery. When Dr. Luo complained to the patient and his family, Teacher Tan called her out of the ward to calm down.
Teacher Tan extremely dislikes doctors complaining to patients.
Why are you complaining? The more you complain, the more incompetent you are as a doctor.
Why do people prefer to trust your doctor friend instead of you? Have you ever thought about the reason? Do you think that patients prefer this doctor friend just because they are familiar with him? If you treat a mentally normal patient as a fool, you have definitely failed as a doctor.
For example, it was easier for her classmate Xie to gain recognition from the patients' families. There was only one reason for this: what Xie did met the expectations of the patients and their families in terms of medical technology.
You say you are responsible for the patients. I'm sorry, but as a big shot, I can see from the technical point of view that you have not fulfilled your relevant responsibilities.
It's over. Liu Li was stabbed to death by her big cousin. Her big cousin was so scary that she admired Xie, the student opposite her, for being a good apprentice under her scary cousin.
Tan Kelin made his words clear to his cousin: "You know that your previous lack of caution towards this patient has reduced the patient's trust in you. You need to make up for this with your skills, but you did nothing."
A trace of paleness flashed across Liu Li's lowered face.
"You said the patient had high blood pressure and ordered a bunch of tests. But in the end, you couldn't explain the risks you suspected. You just cast a net without thinking about what fish to catch. This is what patients hate most about doctors."
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