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Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 673

Chapter 673: Chapter 309: Curable? An Illness Caused by Bad Habits?

He even specifically sent Li Jingsheng the scans from the examination of that old professor.

Thus, the two of them became WeChat friends.

Vice Dean Jin’s WeChat name was quite interesting, named "Old Jin from the Mohist School."

Most scholars prefer Confucian culture, while the Mohist school is less favored. This Vice Dean Jin was so enamored with the Mohist school that he even added it to his online name, indicating a great admiration and some research into it.

Li Jingsheng did not immediately look at the professor’s scans but instead focused on continuing to treat the patients waiting in line.

By the time he finished, it was already half-past twelve in the afternoon.

Basically, whenever he was at the clinic seeing patients, he was busy until about this time every day.

Not only did he have plenty of patients, but even the number of patients that Shao Bing and Wang Zongxiao received had become quite substantial.

Recently, Wang Zongxiao consistently saw about twenty-four to twenty-five patients every day.

The number of patients Shao Bing was seeing had risen from a dozen to over thirty.

If this growth continues, he might become the second doctor in the Sunshine Clinic to start limiting numbers.

Li Jingsheng had already started limiting numbers.

Limiting numbers is necessary; otherwise, it would bring many adverse factors.

If the number of patients he sees exceeds his limit, firstly, it would severely extend the waiting time for some patients. Some even register at eight in the morning, but because they come late, they need to queue until six or seven in the evening.

They almost need to wait a whole day.

If the condition is a bit more serious, wouldn’t it delay the illness?

Secondly, seeing too many patients reduces the time allocated to each, increasing the risk of error in haste.

If misdiagnosis or missed diagnosis occurs, the responsibility would be significant.

Thirdly, Li Jingsheng wouldn’t even have time to eat or go to the toilet. This would impose a huge toll on his body; if he were to fall ill, he wouldn’t be able to treat patients anymore.

Therefore, limiting numbers is necessary to ensure medical quality and achieve sustainability.

Patients they really can’t manage are generally advised to go to local health service centers or the Second Hospital.

Although her relationship with Boss Zhao is now quite good, they never refer patients to the Quick Recovery Clinic.

Instead, some patients who could benefit from traditional Chinese medicine methods are referred to Jinkui Clinic.

The cooperative relationship with Boss Ye is still ongoing.

The bone injury medicine sourced from her works particularly well.

After prescribing it to patients, the feedback on its effectiveness has been positive.

At noon, while having lunch in the office, he took the rare opportunity to rest a bit.

Pulled out his phone to check the examination report of the old professor.

Vice Dean Jin was quite diligent, sending him the blood routine and fasting blood sugar test results, along with the X-ray scans.

The injury to the right wrist joint and the right hip joint was quite severe.

After reviewing it, Li Jingsheng grinned.

He wondered why such a small bone injury warranted inquiries at the Imperial Capital Hospital; truly baffling.

If they didn’t want to come to his Sunshine Clinic for treatment, they could also seek help at the Second Hospital!

At least ask for advice.

How little did they think of bone-setting techniques?

He immediately replied to Vice Dean Jin.

"The injuries are indeed somewhat complex, but it’s worth a try."

He didn’t speak too assuredly.

Moreover, this was an opportunity to offer goodwill, and it was necessary to let the old professor and his family feel that Li Jingsheng had contributed significantly. The treatment process would be extremely arduous.

Only then could his endeavor to become a teaching assistant come to fruition.

"Great, I’ll inform the family right away."

Dean Jin quickly replied.

Li Jingsheng smiled again.

The Mohist school is nothing if not a bit impatient.

Vice Dean Jin’s reply conveyed a lot of information in an instant.

It seems the family sought out Vice Dean Jin through connections to ask for help.

Now that Li Jingsheng said it’s worth a try, Vice Dean Jin earned a big favor from the family instantly.

Within five to six minutes, a phone call came through.

"Xiaoli, can we have this patient admitted to the orthopedics department at our Second Hospital? That’s what I’m thinking; staying in the hospital with medical staff providing around-the-clock care will minimize the risk. If cured, it can also add glory to our hospital and enhance the reputation of our orthopedics department."

This matter could certainly be decided directly, but Vice Dean Jin chose not to give a command.

Instead, he discussed it with Li Jingsheng.

This was a form of respect and the art of leadership.

"No problem, once I’m done here, I’ll go over and treat him."

Li Jingsheng readily agreed.

Even with such severe conditions, treating them at his small clinic wasn’t impossible.

But the risk was a bit high.

And the financial gain would be minimal. It would be better to treat at the Second Hospital.

"This would mean our Dr. Li personally took a cab to the hospital and worked overtime for the treatment; I will convey this special care to the family. You don’t need to hurry; going to the hospital after dinner is not too late."

Vice Dean Jin hinted at him.

Arriving a bit later would enhance the goodwill effect.

But a leader wouldn’t say it directly.

In the afternoon, Li Jingsheng continued his consultations at the clinic.

The clinic was currently quite strong in the internal medicine field.

Li Jingsheng himself had the level of an associate chief physician in pulmonology and gastroenterology, and with assistants like Wang Zongxiao and Shao Bing, it was like adding wings to a tiger.

When encountering difficult cases, the three of them could discuss on-site, equivalent to conducting a consultation.

This was excellent.

It’s not just the Old Street of South City; likely, across the entire South City, there are hardly any medical institutions with internal medicine diagnosis and treatment quality better than Sunshine Clinic.

Except for the giant Second Hospital.

No way around it, even Li Jingsheng himself was recruited by that giant and couldn’t go against it.

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