In the age of rebirth, I became popular in the pastoral live broadcast

Seeing his attitude, Song Hongguo secretly breathed a sigh of relief. She was really a little afraid of the elders' enthusiastic matchmaking. Just when she was about to say something, she heard Zhou Changqing say with a smile, "If you two can succeed in the future, this I want to be a matchmaker."

Song Hongguo, "..."

She smiled awkwardly but politely, and decisively changed the subject, "Where are Xiaozhi and Xiaoyuan's fathers now?"

Mentioning this, Zhou Changqing's expression became sad, "On our farm, we have been favored by the Ling family. We have spent a lot of effort and only managed this. After all, our farm is more economical than M The conditions there are better. The most important thing is that the two children have a good place to go and they don’t have to suffer. After a while, they won’t be so conspicuous. I will try to see if I can make friends with the people there and take more care of them. Zifeng..."

"What on earth did Xiaozhi's father commit?"

"The article I wrote has some sensitive aspects, and I was reported to have questionable political stance..."

"that's it?"

"I heard that some things were found at home. I don't know the details. The ancestors of the Ling family had imperial doctors. There is a medicine shop that has been passed down for several generations. It is famous in the imperial capital. The Ling family... has a deep heritage. "

Song Hongguo understood what he meant by surprise. The Ling family had a strong foundation. Even though everything was nationalized at the beginning, which big family with a strong foundation could really hand it over?She would definitely hold back. If someone reported her, she might be jealous. And Ling Zifeng happened to write that kind of article, so it was just the right opportunity to cause trouble. What she was curious about now was, "Where is Xiaozhi's mother?"

Zhou Changqing sneered, "I remarried, and it turned out that when the disaster came, we separated, and even abandoned our own sons. Zifeng was also blind when he married her. When something happened, Zifeng begged her to take Xiaoyuan with him." Xiao Yuan was only a few months old at that time, and she was able to make up her mind and not care, and she was not worried about whether a child of such an old age could survive on the farm."

Hearing this, Song Hongguo couldn't help but feel sad for the two brothers. The person who can hurt her the most in this world is not her enemy, but her family member. The closer the blood relationship is, the deeper the injury. Which child can bear the abandonment of his mother?Ling Zhi could remember everything at that time, how sad must it be?Ling Yuan was even worse. He had never seen his mother. No wonder after seeing her, he called her mother without fear of death. How much did he long for maternal love?

"My family members don't even know what we said today, so don't tell those two children."

"Okay, I understand."

Zhou Changqing reminded him narrowly, "Don't tell Minglou yet."

Song Hongguo, "..."

Are you closer to him?If you don't tell me, can I tell him?

After everything that needed to be said, Song Hongguo didn't want to stay any longer. She asked what time the surgery would be tomorrow, thinking that she would come back to see him then. When he went out, he saw Huo Minglou, standing at the window at the end of the corridor. Waiting.

Really...sensible.

Huo Minglou saw her and walked over quickly, "Are you done talking?"

Song Hongguo nodded, thinking about what to say, but when facing that face, she found that she was suddenly speechless, and she felt annoyed for a moment. Sure enough, beauty is a disaster.

Huo Minglou looked at her expression and asked again, "Did you enjoy the conversation?"

What is this problem?Song Hongguo was speechless, but she also wanted to laugh. Could this be considered as looking at her face?Can a cold-hearted person care about others? "We had a good chat. You go in and take care of the teacher. I have to go back to work in the clinic."

Her trip was not short, it took two hours.

After speaking, she turned and left.

Huo Minglou waited until her back turned a corner and could no longer be seen, then opened the door and went in.

When Song Hongguo returned to the outpatient clinic, it was almost five o'clock. Before she left, she said she was going to the ward to see patients, so Xu Xianghong didn't ask any more questions. After sitting there for a while, Dean Zhang called someone again. I came here to discuss case writing.

After she went there, she found that Wang Suli was also there. In addition, there were several people she didn't know. After the meeting started, she found out that one was Dean Xu, one was Director Zhang from the Medical Department, and a nurse Director Qi was in charge, and several others were directors of various departments, and Zhao Shouzhi was naturally among them.

Everyone here was older and more qualified than her, so she sat at the bottom, thinking that she could just be a little transparent. Unexpectedly, Dean Zhang quickly called her name and asked her to give everyone the details. Let’s talk about the standard requirements for case writing.

As soon as Dean Zhang cue her, everyone else's eyes fell on her, making various observations and guesses. After all, she had only been here for such a short time that no one understood her, and no one expected that she would show up so quickly. , to be able to speak at such a meeting, I can’t hold myself back if I don’t have any real ability or courage.

Song Hongguo was naturally not afraid, but she was a little surprised. She thought she was just asked to attend as a witness. After all, although she proposed this matter, Dean Zhang took the lead in presiding over it and had done enough research in the past two days. She needs to be in the limelight, but if someone gives her a chance, she won't be stupid enough to push it away.

She didn't prepare a manuscript, and she didn't need a manuscript. She talked calmly and unhurriedly, from the importance of case writing to the necessity of standardized writing to specific requirements. It was detailed, pragmatic, and clear, and she didn't even need anyone else to do it. What to add, as long as she records everything she said, it will be a complete case writing specification. There are more than 20 items listed down. It can be said that all aspects have been taken into consideration.

Except for Dean Zhang, everyone else was very surprised. Even Wang Suli didn't expect that she had thought so thoroughly in such a short time.

When she finished speaking, Dean Zhang took the lead in applauding, and others naturally agreed, but their mood was quite complicated, especially after hearing that she was asked to compile what she just said and publish it in a professional newspaper.

It's not all envy, maybe a little unwilling. After all, they have been working for many years, why didn't they think of this?How can it not be depressing when a young doctor who has just graduated has taken the lead?

And publishing it, how revealing is that?If it is adopted by relevant departments and promoted in other hospitals, or even becomes popular, then this honor will be incredible.

But no matter how thoughtful and unwilling, no one can take away this credit, not even Dean Zhang.

Of course, some people objected, saying that writing medical records in this way was too troublesome and time-consuming, and that they felt it was unnecessary. But Dean Zhang only cited a few examples, and that person was speechless.

The examples cited are of course real cases that have occurred in the hospital in the past few years. There are conflicts between doctors and patients, and there are also medical accidents. They are more or less related to the cases. If they had been written according to the standards as Song Hongguo said, many conflicts and Problems can be avoided, or at least they can be solved better.