Swish, countless eyes were focused on King Xie Juan’s head again.
Xie Juanwang, you are not only good at technology, but also good at talking to family members, right?
I just heard Dr. Xie Wanying continue to explain the reason: "In my opinion, patients and their families complaining is also a proactive way of informing their medical history."
Don’t think that King Xie Juan is just kind-hearted. No, he is kind-hearted with logical skills.
Any family member who is a little talkative would be very happy to meet a doctor like Xie Juanwang.
Looking at this scene, colleagues can think of a classic saying in the medical field: Being a doctor, it is more useful than anything else to give comfort.
It’s just that many doctors always find excuses that they are too busy to do so.
It is a fact that doctors are busy at work. How can we resolve this contradiction?
"If I'm busy and can't listen to you now, I'll tell you when you can come and see me to continue chatting." said Dr. Xie Wanying.
...
...
"Is it really possible?" The family members remain suspicious, wondering why other doctors say they can't do it but you can.
This can be referred to as the word "efficiency" which I have talked about in great detail before. In fact, it is specific to individual medical workers. Don't do inefficient things. Arrange your own time and the work time of your colleagues well. There will always be spare time to do regular comfort. There are many doctors who can actually do it in clinical practice, not that there is no doctor who can do it.
In addition, doctors who often comfort patients will find that a patient or family member will disappear on his own when his nagging reaches a certain level.
A normal person has a limit to emotional expression, and emotional expression also consumes body energy.
There are some things you say to doctors, but they themselves realize that they are meaningless.
If there are family members of patients who never stop talking, doctors should be more vigilant: Is this person sick?
After listening to Dr. Xie Wanying's explanation of these principles, the family members really kept their mouths shut and refused to waste any extra words to arouse the doctor's suspicion that they were sick.
A group of people around him said: You, Xie Juanwang, are the best. You know how to make family members shut up. In fact, you can tell how good a doctor is by just listening to his logic and whether it is as flawless as Xie Juanwang's.
Medicine is a science, and both Chinese and Western medicine are based on logic.
The family members may have decided who is the best, and they did not ask other doctors but only Dr. Xie: "What do you think of my child's condition?"
"You can see from the fingerprint line that the child is almost at the point of death. This shows that the external evil of the cold has accumulated in the child's body for quite a long time." Doctor Xie Wanying answered the child's family while exchanging eye contact with Teacher Jiao.
Of course, she had to get Teacher Jiao's approval before she could tell the family members these words with confidence. She was certainly not a Chinese medicine doctor and could not independently tell the patient's family members about the Chinese medicine diagnosis.
"Next, let Teacher Jiao prescribe a prescription for your child." Doctor Xie Wanying added.
Unexpectedly, the family member stubbornly grabbed her and asked, "You are a Western doctor, do you think Western medicine is needed to do something?"
From this, we can tell that the family members think that the previous Western doctor misdiagnosed the patient, and they still want to see a Western doctor if possible.
Dr. Xie Wanying pointed out to the family again: "I believe that the doctor who treated your child may have mentioned to you that if you are very worried, you can have your child undergo a CT scan, but you refused and thought it was unnecessary."
This situation can be completely deduced and is commonly seen in clinical practice. Clinical doctors are not stupid. If your family members are really worried about the condition and insist on finding out the disease, the doctor will do more tests on the patient until you are satisfied and no longer worried. Anyway, it is not the doctor who is in trouble.
Basically, family members will refuse based on economic considerations, but also because some examinations such as CT may cause harm to the patient's body and will definitely not be done unless it is absolutely necessary.
Fortunately, this family member was not like some other family members who insisted on not having the disease. He nodded and admitted that it was true: he did not insist on doing a further in-depth examination, and the previous doctor did not mention it.
Dr. Xie Wanying praised the parents: "It doesn't matter if you didn't do the examination at that time. You can continue to observe the child's condition and make a decision if you find any abnormalities. You followed the doctor's advice and followed the child's physical condition. You noticed the problem in time and never gave up. You are a responsible mother."
After all, some diseases are destined to have difficulty in producing results through early stage examinations, and it takes a certain amount of time for the disease to develop to a point where it can be seen by doctors.
When asked if there are any children who need to undergo CT scans now, Dr. Xie Wanying further replied: "Chinese medicine and Western medicine have the same principles. We need to make a comprehensive judgment based on all aspects, rather than just relying on one test result to draw a conclusion."
Continue read on readnovelmtl.com
