"Teacher Qu, I think I'll choose something simpler first. As for the type, I'm still undecided for the time being."

After Lu Cheng finished speaking, he thought seriously about it for about ten seconds. During this process, Qu Hongsheng kept looking at Lu Cheng without saying anything. His eyes were a little complicated.

Lu Cheng actually said that he would not choose patients, so this was a big step. Nowadays, even he has trouble handling complex orthopedic patients.

Although there is a saying that it is difficult to live up to the reputation, but Lu Cheng is only so old after all. What if he really encounters a difficult patient that is difficult to deal with?

Lu Cheng spoke again: "Teacher Qu, because I will definitely need Teacher Qu to give me some advice and let me know more about orthopedic diseases."

The reason why Min Hong isolated the comprehensive orthopedics department was to handle some complex cases and improve the Second Xiangya Hospital's grasp of complex orthopedic diseases. Lu Cheng strongly agreed with this point.

Since Lu Cheng chose to come to the Department of Orthopedics, he naturally wanted to experience these diseases. Moreover, Lu Cheng felt that he already had a certain foundation and could handle some relatively complex patients.

If we simply select patients for admission, then the fifth ward of the Department of Orthopedics is the second Joint Surgery Department, or the second Sports Medicine or even a deformation of the third Trauma Department.

Simply increasing the number of patients diagnosed and treated is not a particularly wise choice for the development of the department.

When Lin Hui went to the Magic City to find Lu Cheng, he mentioned something to him, hoping that Xiangya, an ancient hospital, could make further progress.

With this idea in mind, Min Hong withstood the pressure and divided the Department of Orthopedics into two more departments. Lu Cheng did not want their efforts to go to waste.

Moreover, Lu Cheng knew very well that his biggest shortcoming at present was in the area of ​​bone disease. He was not very proficient in it, and he was not even an introductory professor. Now it happened that Professor Qu Hongsheng was a professor with a specialty in bone disease, so Lu Cheng was naturally happy to work with him.

Learn more.

Make your basic knowledge more comprehensive and solid.

Because Lu Cheng found that many of his skills have reached the top level now, and it is quite difficult to improve them again and requires many opportunities.

Above the top is the expert level, and above the expert level is climbing to the top, breaking through, leading...

Through common clinical methods of fighting monsters, the highest skill book that can be revealed is the top level. Unless you encounter a particularly complicated patient, such as a patient with a level of life terminator, you have the opportunity to reveal skills above the top level.

Book.

This can also further enhance Lu Cheng's strength.

But Lu Cheng can't pin all his hopes on killing monsters and upgrading. To pursue the probabilistic skill book, he might as well seek all-round development first and look for opportunities to gradually break through the current top skills to expert level or even

Peak level.

After reaching a certain level of knowledge and skills, if you want to go further, you will definitely need to learn from other disciplines or other majors.

Lu Cheng's flattery, which was neither painful nor itchy, did not make Qu Hongsheng smile.

To be honest, the reason why Qu Hongsheng brought Lu Cheng to the fifth ward of the Department of Orthopedics had only two main purposes.

One is to let Lu Cheng mature the structure of the five orthopedics wards, and then gradually integrate his own group of students. The second purpose is to give him more time to go further and work towards the position of deputy dean.

one time.

It's not just because Lu Cheng is talented that he wants to teach him something.

Of course, Lu Cheng's request and statement are also very reasonable. Although Lu Cheng is now out of the student stage, his current position is still chief resident and he can learn from superior doctors.

And even if you are an associate professor, there is no problem if you say that you study with the professor.

Qu Hongsheng nodded and said, "Well, okay. I will take you for a while and teach you some things. Likewise, I will also check your current level."

"Then let's talk about the specific situation more specifically."

"In addition to the above two things, I came to you to talk about one more thing."

"I just hope that you can take the time to write a tender document. Recently, it is time for the National Natural Science Foundation of China to submit a tender document. I think you, the younger generation of doctors, should each write one and try it out. If you can get more

, which will be of great benefit to the development of our hospital and each department."

Speaking of this, Qu Hongsheng asked with concern: "Of course, I have strong requirements for other young doctors. It's just that your current situation is quite special."

"I also know that you will be busy with graduation and exams recently, and you also have a lot of clinical work to do."

"But I still want to ask you if you have the time and thought to write this. If not, I might as well explain it to other young people."

It can be said that if every teaching hospital and every department in a teaching hospital wants to develop, improve its reputation, and improve its overall strength, the most important things are two aspects: money and talent.

There are many kinds of money, including various funds and projects, as well as department-retained development funds and research funds allocated and awarded by the hospital.

However, the amount of money needed to engage in research and subject development is very huge. A department’s profit for one year may not be able to support the development of a subject. Just like Qu Hongsheng himself applied for an 863 country before

Key projects.

The research funds required are more than 20 million!

Is this a simple department, can a simple hospital afford it?

Therefore, writing and submitting bids for general project projects every year is a battle that every teaching hospital must fight for. Being able to get more is the fundamental foundation for development.

Without money, basically all development ideas and ideas are empty talk.

Talent is very important. But high-level talents can find ways to make money on their own.

Qu Hongsheng knew that Lu Cheng had a large amount of research start-up funds awarded by the hospital, but these research funds may be used for clinical issues that Lu Cheng encountered during the clinical process.

Naturally, some interesting, useful, and ground-breaking clinical topics encountered in clinical practice cannot be postponed until the time of tender submission. At this time, corresponding research start-up funds will be used...

Moreover, the greater the number of topics, the more results will be produced. The more results will be produced, the greater the number of topics that can be applied for in the coming year. This is positive reinforcement.

On the contrary, if there are fewer topics, then there will be less results, and the number of topics that can be applied for later will also be fewer.

"Teacher Qu, let me try to write about this."

"But there is no guarantee that it will be able to be cast."

"I have a total of thirty-three courses this year, and only 11 of them have completed exams so far. This semester will end in January, and there will be exams for more than 20 courses, so..." Lu Cheng didn't want to think about himself.

Be that special person.

It's just that the situation he is in now is quite special, and there is nothing he can do about it.

Qu Hongsheng felt very headache when he heard that Lu Cheng still had so many courses to take exams. Twenty-two courses?

Some people may not have so many courses in two or three years, and I don’t know what the school is thinking. Are they really not afraid that Lu Cheng will fail and become a joke?

"That's okay." Qu Hongsheng didn't have any hope for Lu Cheng.

"However, you have to focus on your studies." Qu Hongsheng gave Lu Cheng a lot of free time...

After asking, Lu Chengcheng left Qu Hongsheng's office and then came to the doctor's office.

In the doctor's office, Fang Nixin and Cao Xiaohe frowned and looked sad. They each flipped through a pile of thick medical records in front of them, with extremely complicated expressions.

The people from Professor Wu's team have already gone to do ward rounds under the leadership of Professor Wu.

Lu Cheng discovered that there were still four bedside doctors in his group.

It’s understandable. Professor Qu’s group now only has 14 beds, and there are currently only twelve patients in the group, nine postoperative and three preoperative. The distribution of three people according to three, three, four and four is just right. And

If there are currently only twelve patients, each patient can be allocated three beds.

Two of the four bedside doctors are old acquaintances of Lu Cheng.

One is Xie Jian and the other is Pang Lin.

Speaking of which, Pang Lin is now a doctor, but Cao Xiaohe is not a doctor. Logically speaking, Cao Xiaohe's current position should belong to Pang Lin.

However, Pang Lin considered that Lu Cheng had spent more time with Cao Xiao and Fang Nixin before, and Pang Lin himself had just arrived in the fifth ward of the Department of Orthopedics, so he took the initiative to exchange places with Cao Xiaohe.

I personally work in clinical management beds in order to be able to learn from Lu Cheng.

After all, we were classmates before.

After Lu Cheng walked in, Xie Jian cried sadly and said to Lu Cheng: "Brother Cheng, I think I came here by mistake. I shouldn't have come here."

"Three of the four patients I'm taking care of now are infected, and one of them doesn't know when he will be able to have surgery. Am I the one to blame?"

"You need to change the dressing at least twice a day." Xie Jian complained, with an expression of ecstasy.

"What's going on?" Lu Cheng asked.

"I manage beds one to four. The first bed was treated after debridement of multi-joint tuberculosis. Now it is complicated by bacterial infection, the wound does not heal, the patient is emaciated, and there was a bone defect before the operation. Now there is a blood clot."

"Bed 2, a patient with septic arthritis. Before the operation, he had multi-resistant bacterial infections, high blood pressure, and mild diabetes. His blood sugar level was good before the operation, but it has fluctuated greatly in the past few days, and the recent bacterial cultures

The result is also a mess."

"The most terrible thing is this three-bed. I had an operation in the hospital below and there were three sinus tracts. Although the sinus tracts were removed, the infection is still not under control. The level of antibiotics has been raised to a very high level now. Almost every day

We need to ask the pharmacy department for consultation and perform bacterial culture every day.”

"The patients and their families were very noisy. From the time they were admitted to the hospital, they said that the hospital's diagnosis and treatment were wrong before, and now they are blaming us again."

"I said no wonder why none of the last batch of bedside doctors were in good condition despite being so thorough."

"There are four beds. He has heart disease, but now he has multiple fractures. The cardiology department sent our department for cardiology treatment. What they said is that this patient has multiple fractures and is afraid to be transferred to the cardiology department.

Consult at any time.”

"The patients and their families didn't understand it very well. They asked me several times when the surgery would be performed, but how dare I say anything."

"Forget it if I have occasional ventricular fibrillation, I seem to have intermittent atrioventricular block, and I'm drunk. Moreover, the consultation opinions of the cardiology department and the anesthesiology department have stated that surgery is risky, so how can we do this?

Operation?"

"Without surgery, the fracture may be difficult to heal..."
To be continued...