Chinese medicine: from rural hospitals to top three hospitals in Kyoto

In Wu Yaolin's office, a middle-aged man in his fifties sat down on the sofa at Wu Yaolin's greeting.

"Xiao Qin, why are you free to come to my place today?" Wu Yaolin asked with a smile.

"Teacher Wu, you are not kind."

Qin Dongliang said with a smile while taking the tea from Wu Yaolin.

"What did I do to you, Xiao Qin?"

Wu Yaolin said with a smile: "You're so good, you came here and said I was unkind. If you don't tell me one, two, three today, we won't be finished."

Qin Dongliang is the director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Affiliated Hospital of the Provincial Medical University, Zeng Anfeng's apprentice, a professor of the Provincial Medical University, and the chief physician of the Affiliated Hospital of the Provincial Medical University.

Many hospitals have a subordinate relationship with medical universities. Generally speaking, top hospitals must be supported by top medical schools.

For hospitals, medical universities are not just a place to cultivate talents, but also a place to conduct scientific research and provide technical support to the hospital.

Especially in modern medicine, without the support of strong institutions, it is difficult for hospitals to go too far, and development has certain limitations.

After all, medical care is constantly developing, and failure to make progress means falling behind.

In just the past twenty or thirty years in China, the medical level of the country has undergone almost earth-shaking changes. This is very obvious in modern medicine.

What was the level of major hospitals twenty or thirty years ago, and what is the level of major hospitals now?

From the initial appendicitis surgeries, which were all highly difficult surgeries, now various laparoscopic surgeries, various painless surgeries, and various combined surgeries are becoming more difficult than the last.

Although patients complain that the cost of medical treatment is getting higher and higher, it is undeniable that the development of medical standards has made it possible to treat many diseases.

Generally speaking, medical colleges have their own affiliated hospitals, which are actually equivalent to the clinical practice bases of medical colleges and universities.

Therefore, many teachers in medical schools and doctors in tertiary hospitals have dual professional titles. They have the title of physician in clinical practice and the title of education in school.

Although they have dual professional titles, they also have different focuses. Some people focus on teaching and only occasionally attend clinical classes. Some people focus on clinical practice and only occasionally attend classes in school.

This is the case for Qin Dongliang. As the director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Affiliated Hospital of Shanzhou Medical University, Qin Dongliang has the title of chief physician and is also a professor at the school. However, he is in the hospital most of the time and only occasionally comes to the school for classes.

"Professor Wu, you have such an outstanding student, wouldn't it be kind of you not to introduce him to our own hospital?" Qin Dongliang said with a smile.

"You Xiao Qin."

Wu Yaolin smiled and pointed at Qin Dongliang. He had actually guessed just now that Qin Dongliang probably came here because of Chen Yang.

"Xiao Chen is still in Fenghai. I didn't ask him to go anywhere else." Wu Yaolin said with a smile.

"I heard that you took your apprentice to the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital." Qin Dongliang said.

Qin Dongliang did come here for Chen Yang today.

Qin Dongliang had heard of Chen Yang last year, but he was not too anxious.

For the Affiliated Hospital of Shanzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, there is really no shortage of talents. Such a large medical university graduates quite a few master's and doctoral students every year.

With so many graduate students, it is impossible for the hospital to keep them all. Every year, some students go to other hospitals, and some cannot enter the hospital.

Relatively speaking, the capacity of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of the Medical University Affiliated Hospital is not large. After all, the Provincial Medical University is a comprehensive institution, and the Medical University Affiliated Hospital is also a comprehensive hospital, and it mainly focuses on Western medicine. The entire hospital only has the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The two departments of the Department of Integrated Western Medicine can arrange graduates from traditional Chinese medicine schools.

In addition, Chen Yang is Wu Yaolin's apprentice, so Qin Dongliang is not in a hurry. Most of Wu Yaolin's apprentices will go to their department.

But until now, there was still no movement from Wu Yaolin's side, but Qin Dongliang heard about Chen Yang again and again.

Especially after Chen Yang's performance on Gao Zongwen's daughter-in-law's illness reached Qin Dongliang's ears, Qin Dongliang could no longer sit still.

For such a talented genius, if he doesn't take action and goes to other hospitals and departments, Qin Dongliang will become a joke.

Although Wu Yaolin, the master, can decide where Chen Yang goes to a certain extent, as Tian Jikang said, for an outstanding apprentice like Chen Yang, Wu Yaolin will probably respect Chen Yang's opinions.

Outstanding students are always favored by teachers, whether in primary school, middle school or university.

"That's just a coincidence."

Wu Yaolin smiled and said: "Xiao Chen originally graduated from the Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is familiar with it."

"So Professor Wu agrees with Chen Yang coming to our hospital?" Qin Dongliang asked with a smile.

"I didn't say that."

Wu Yaolin would not be fooled: "I can only suggest that as for which hospital he would like to choose, I will not interfere."

.......

Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Chen Yang took Zeng Yunhui and Tian Jikang to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department.

"Xiao Chen, I happen to have a patient here. Can you help me when you come?"

This is what Tian Jikang said to Chen Yang when he met Chen Yang in the outpatient clinic. Since there was a patient, Chen Yang naturally did not refuse and followed Tian Jikang.

"The patient went to the hospital for treatment because of recurring epigastric pain and black stool, and was diagnosed with gastric ulcer..."

Tian Jikang told Chen Yang about the patient's condition and handed the medical record to Chen Yang: "The patient had been treated in the city's No. 1 Hospital for two months, but his condition did not improve, so he came to our hospital."

Chen Yang listened and watched.

The patient's current symptoms mainly include stomach pain, abdominal distension, belching, acid reflux, and chills and cold limbs.

Chen Yang read the medical records and sat down on the edge of the hospital bed. He looked at the patient. The patient was young, about thirty years old, male. When Chen Yang asked, the patient's voice was low and weak.

At the same time, the complexion is green and dark, and the tongue is green and slippery.

After checking the tongue coating, Chen Yang checked the patient's pulse, which was heavy.

While diagnosing the pulse, Chen Yang also pondered slightly. Zeng Yunhui was also beside him, taking a look at the patient's medical record and taking a look at the patient.

It has been a few days since the patient came to the Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and he has taken medicine for several days, but the effect is not obvious. The reason why Tian Jikang asked Chen Yang to come and take a look was because he thought of Chen Yang's performance in Gao Zongwen's daughter-in-law's illness. I want to see if Chen Yang is worthy of his name.

This disease allows Tian Jikang to test and teach Chen Yang, which shows that this disease is not that simple, at least it is difficult to treat.

Zeng Yunhui looked at the medical records and then at the patient, thoughtfully.