Chapter 453 Training Life 3

Feng Qingxue participated in the training and, like high school students, was allowed to go home one day a week to change clothes and get food. She usually ate in the cafeteria of the staff hospital. If she had food coupons, she could use them to buy meals, and if she didn't have food coupons, she could exchange them for food.

Of course she chose to use food coupons. She had enough food in her private space to fill her stomach, so even with the food coupons she could buy very little food.

A total of about thirty educated young people participated in the training. These were the only ones who could come from all the production brigades in the city. There were both men and women, the oldest was thirty years old and the youngest was sixteen or seventeen years old. Everyone worked very hard and learned eagerly.

The hospital taught them basic medical knowledge for half a month and then arranged clinical practice for them.

This practice does not require them to treat patients or perform surgery themselves, but rather allows them to learn from doctors in this field. Perhaps considering the differences between men and women, young women are arranged in the obstetrics and gynecology department.

There was not a single young man involved in delivering babies or providing postpartum care.

In addition to Feng Qingxue, there were two young men and women from traditional Chinese medicine families who had learned medical skills since elementary school, and some were even better than Feng Qingxue. As for the others, they had no foundation at all. So while those people were starting from scratch to lay the foundation, Feng Qingxue and two traditional Chinese medicine heirs named Zhou Chengfeng and Chen Yuwan, after passing certain tests, were able to diagnose patients, take pulses, and prescribe medicine. Most of the illnesses were minor, and the three of them were very good at it, and the prescriptions they wrote had never been rejected by their doctors.

Feng Qingxue particularly cherishes the rare clinical practice, and the other two people obviously do the same.

Spending time together day and night, they soon developed a revolutionary friendship.

Zhou Chengfeng and Chen Yuwan both have urban household registration, and their fathers are fellow apprentices. They both learned from Chen Yuwan’s grandfather, so they call each other brother and sister. They came to participate in this training because they wanted to become doctors. People like them who learn from their elders are not qualified to practice medicine unless they are admitted to a national medical university and obtain relevant certificates.

"You already have a child?" Chen Yuwan was one year older than Feng Qingxue, but she was not married. She had a lively personality and a round apple face that was very likable, except that she was a little short. She looked up and stared at Feng Qingxue's face in disbelief. Even with makeup on, it was still very delicate and bright. "I can't tell at all. I thought you were a grown-up girl like me!"

Feng Qingxue smiled and said, "My son will be one year old soon, and he's already a big girl!"

Chen Yuwan said with emotion: "No wonder you have no problem communicating with those women who come to see you for treatment."

The city has a small population, so few people go to the staff hospital for treatment. In their spare time, the three of them would privately exchange their medical skills and views, learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses, and learn from each other.

After learning from them, Feng Qingxue became more aware of her own shortcomings.

She was a latecomer and her foundation was not solid, far inferior to Zhou Chengfeng and Chen Yuwan. They had been learning soup songs from their elders since they were young and grew up bathed in the fragrance of medicine.

It seems that they have developed into a couple.

However, Feng Qingxue also has strengths. Her strength is that she has accumulated a lot of experience in treating illnesses and delivering babies. Although Zhou Chengfeng and Chen Yuwan are older than her, they do not have as much experience as her. They have never been to the countryside to treat patients and they only have a superficial understanding of some aspects. No wonder Wu Zheng said that her experience was a wealth when he approved her to study medicine.

There is a big difference between a doctor who has experienced experience and a doctor who has not.

Chen Yuwan said: "My grandfather told me that life experience is very important for a doctor. It is related to the communication between doctors and patients. For example, I have not experienced some things, so it is easy for me to communicate with patients in a way that is not appropriate."

(End of this chapter)