novelraw Chapter 301 - 167: Not an Ordinary Wu Underling, A New Identity Acquired (Part 2)
Chapter 301 - 167: Not an Ordinary Wu Underling, A New Identity Acquired (Part 2)
Director Mu’s voice was filled with excitement.
Successfully overcoming this difficult case was a significant breakthrough for him.
It also resolved a major problem.
When a patient is treated to the point of near-coma, it’s hard to let go.
Unless the family voluntarily decides to transfer hospitals.
But other hospitals may not accept the patient.
No hospital wants trouble, and they are especially cautious when taking on critical patients.
When Li Jingsheng used to work at the first hospital, he saw family members kneeling on the ground begging the attending physician to admit a patient.
The attending physician dared not accept the patient.
Later, a family member got angry and made a scene, and the chief physician had to step in.
His attitude was similar, advising the patient to seek treatment at a larger hospital. He said there were no beds and the technology to treat such cases wasn’t very mature here.
In the end, the family saw the patient’s condition deteriorating and called an ambulance to take the patient away.
"It’s good to have confirmation. I was honestly just guessing."
Li Jingsheng said modestly.
"Being able to diagnose this case is really not easy. We tested for blood anti-SM antibody, anti-SS-A, anti-SS-B, and anti-RNP antibodies, all came back negative. We also didn’t find lupus cells. It was Director Ke who made the call, analyzing from several angles, and confirming it as systemic lupus erythematosus and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura. We’ve already started treatment for the patient, let’s see the outcome. Once there’s progress, I’ll call you."
The tone in Director Mu’s voice when discussing this diagnosis showed clear apprehension.
Some diseases are inherently rare.
Diagnosing such cases with little experience is truly challenging.
After the call, Li Jingsheng instinctively checked the attribute panel.
Based on experience, that difficult case was confirmed, so he should receive some gains.
His doctor’s level experience instantly increased by 100 points.
This really startled him.
He didn’t expect diagnosing a difficult case could increase his experience so much.
A new diagnostic skill appeared in the diagnosis section.
Entry Level Skin Immunology 0/10.
Human immunology is an enormously vast medical discipline. It includes various fields of immunological knowledge, including internal medicine immunology, neuroimmunology, transplant immunology, skin immunology, tumor immunology, and more.
In the country, immunology is considered very underdeveloped.
It’s merely at an introductory stage.
In fact, traditional Chinese medicine previously had inherent advantages in the field of immunology.
Its theory of yin-yang balance is currently being researched and modeled by top research institutions in a certain beautiful country. Some techniques have been directly applied in the field of tumor treatment.
For example, the super T-cell was inspired by traditional Chinese medicine theories, then combined with Western medicine and advanced technology to develop.
Doctors who have studied Western medicine for many years often lament that over 95% of diseases cannot be cured by Western medicine.
So-called symptomatic treatment is merely to relieve symptoms.
What truly cures diseases is the body’s immune system.
Taking this opportunity, Li Jingsheng successfully improved his diagnostic skills in skin immunology to entry-level, which will greatly benefit his future medical practice.
In terms of treating and diagnosing skin diseases, this would surely be an added advantage.
Besides the aforementioned gains, diagnosing this difficult case also increased his life points by 100.
Unwittingly, his life points accumulated to 706.
At this time, another patient came in for consultation.
Li Jingsheng became busy again.
He stayed busy until nearly six in the afternoon, but the ’good news’ he longed for did not arrive.
It seemed there had been some unexpected changes!
He couldn’t help but wonder if his terms were too demanding.
Big hospitals are inherently selective when hiring.
Usually, hospitals select people, and job seekers obediently comply with the arrangements.
Just as Li Jingsheng was anxious, Director Hua called.
"Dr. Li, I have good news for you. The hospital has agreed to appoint you as an official doctor with our Hospital Number Two. The condition you set about not working overtime was indeed challenging to navigate. Even the dean didn’t dare to make a decision and had to convene a leadership meeting. After heated discussions, it was finally approved. Please report to the HR department at 8 AM tomorrow with your documents to complete the onboarding process and officially start work."
Director Hua shared the good news directly with him.
It turns out the hospital leaders were in a meeting discussing, which is why it took so long for them to give a formal response.
"No problem. From now on, I am under your command, Director Hua."
Li Jingsheng said happily.
"Haha, you’re not just an ordinary soldier; you are at least a young officer. Do well; I will surely strive to get you the benefits you deserve. The Department of Orthopedics welcomes you."
Director Hua was even happier to have settled this matter than Li Jingsheng.
He immediately arranged for Tang Ping and others to prepare for the next day’s work and how to handle emergencies.
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The next day, he arrived early at the HR department of the second hospital to complete the onboarding process.
He experienced enthusiastic one-on-one service throughout.
Compared to his previous job-seeking experiences, it was the first time he felt like he was finally living life to the fullest.
Now, he was recruited as a special talent to Second Hospital.
Not many people enjoy this kind of treatment.
They are mostly doctors with white beards.
After completing the paperwork, he went to the logistics department to collect his uniform.
A total of four sets: two long-sleeved and two short-sleeved.
A name badge was also included.
Wearing it, he once again felt the familiar sense of being a doctor in a major hospital.
He did not go to the orthopedics doctor office but went straight to the manual reduction consultation room.