Wang Yanchao's habit is to make rounds three times a day, in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
Although he is now the director of the Respiratory Department and the absolute master of the department, he could easily delegate the task of making rounds to the several associate chief physicians below him. However, he still maintains this habit and personally makes rounds three times a day.
Despite the prestige and tangible benefits that come with his position as director and department head, including significantly increased income and more people trying to flatter and curry favor with him, he regards being a doctor as his primary duty. To him, being a director and department head are just subsidiary roles.
The Respiratory Department he manages is one of the most loosely managed and free-spirited departments. His management of the department mainly focuses on medical management. As for other aspects, such as the daily duty of doctors, he has relatively little involvement.
As the department head, his rounds are not limited to the difficult cases he supervises. To prevent any treatment problems, he quickly checks on all patients.
Especially in recent months, after the hospital forcibly assigned a doctor who had returned from studying abroad, he felt compelled to be more vigilant. This doctor, who graduated from the University of Kansas Medical School, was extremely arrogant and had nearly caused medical accidents several times. Wang Yanchao had discovered this in time.
If it weren't for the fact that the guy was related to the hospital president, Wang Yanchao would have kicked him out of the Respiratory Department long ago. He couldn't understand how someone with such mediocre skills could graduate from the University of Kansas. Even in a slightly decent medical school in China, such a student wouldn't graduate.
Unfortunately, he couldn't resist the pressure from above. When Vice President Zhao insisted on bringing in Ye Xiu, another overseas returnee, Wang Yanchao vehemently opposed it. Their department already had one time bomb; he didn't want another one, especially one that seemed even more dangerous. The guy from the University of Kansas was terrifying enough, so how bad could someone who didn't even dare to mention the name of their school be?
However, he reluctantly accepted it in the end. But this time, he was smarter. He didn't let this guy directly treat patients anymore. Instead, he had him stay in the inpatient department for a while and observe before making any decisions.
"Did any doctors come by at noon?"
Entering the ward, Wang Yanchao flipped open the medical record while casually asking the nurse next to him.
"No, no one came at noon... Oh, wait, Vice Director Huang did come by."
As the nurse was about to say no one came, she suddenly remembered something and quickly changed her answer.
Dr. Huang?
Hearing these three words, Wang Yanchao frowned, feeling a headache coming on.
The Respiratory Department only had one Dr. Huang, and that was Dr. Huang Maoqing, the department's indispensable backbone and Wang Yanchao's most trusted assistant. With over twenty years of clinical experience, his medical skills were absolutely top-notch.
Considering the detailed suggestions written on the last page, Wang Yanchao couldn't believe that they were made by Dr. Huang. However, after finishing his rounds and seeing the accuracy of the diagnoses and effectiveness of the treatment plans, he was thoroughly impressed.
But it wasn't Dr. Huang Bo!
After seeing the first suggestion, Wang Yanchao couldn't believe that Dr. Huang Bo had made them. After completing all the rounds, he was completely sure that it wasn't Dr. Huang Bo.
He knew Dr. Huang Bo's medical skills very well, and they were definitely not this advanced. Moreover, most importantly, the misdiagnosed case belonged to Dr. Huang Bo!
"Has anyone else come to the ward besides Dr. Zheng today?"
Stepping out of the ward, Wang Yanchao immediately asked the nurse next to him.
"No one else came to the ward today... Oh, right, Vice Director Huang also came by once."
The nurse didn't understand why Wang Yanchao was so concerned about this issue today. He never cared about it before. After thinking about it for a moment, she suddenly remembered something.
It turns out it was Dr. Huang!
No wonder.
After hearing the nurse's words, Wang Yanchao felt relieved.
The Dr. Huang mentioned by the nurse was Dr. Huang Maoqing, the vice director of the Respiratory Department. He was the department's absolute backbone and Wang Yanchao's most trusted assistant. With over twenty years of clinical experience, his medical skills were absolutely top-notch.
Considering the detailed suggestions written on the last page, Wang Yanchao couldn't believe that they were made by Dr. Huang. However, after finishing his rounds and seeing the accuracy of the diagnoses and effectiveness of the treatment plans, he was thoroughly impressed.
Thinking about those detailed suggestions, Wang Yanchao felt certain that they were made by Huang Maoqing, the Virgo's style.
Remembering those detailed suggestions, Wang Yanchao couldn't help but feel certain that they were made by Huang Maoqing, known for his meticulousness as a Virgo.
Feeling relieved, Wang Yanchao continued with his rounds, determined to remind those doctors who had made mistakes during the meeting. Additionally, he needed to find an opportunity to talk to the hospital president about Dr. Zheng Bo.