Chapter 85 [85] New Neurosurgery 1
Put on a white coat and hang up your trainee doctor's ID. The white coat is filled with notebooks and a small flashlight for doctors, etc., and four pens are pinned to the pockets of your coat. Blue, black and black rollerball pens, yellow marker pens, red ballpoint pens.
When it comes to the Affiliated Hospital of the Chinese Association of Chinese Medicine, or simply the Chinese Medical Association Hospital, the main hospital is close to the university, and there is another branch farther away. Most of the most cutting-edge experts and departments are concentrated in this department, so ordinary people only know to come to this department for treatment.
The headquarters of Guoxie Hospital has two outpatient buildings, one old building and one new building. The new building is mainly for dermatology and pediatrics. It is a small two-story outpatient building. I heard that a new large outpatient building is being planned, but I don’t know when it will be completed.
Since she often visits the old outpatient building and usually makes secret phone calls there at night, Xie Wanying is relatively familiar with the outpatient building. Passing through the outpatient building leads directly to the inpatient building.
The inpatient building is divided into three buildings. The internal medicine building is the largest, and the old building is the smallest. It is occupied by departments such as the pediatric rehabilitation department and the geriatric department. The new building is said to be exclusively for surgery and has not yet been built and opened. So now the surgical department continues to be in the internal medicine building.
When I went there, it happened to be five o'clock in the afternoon, the beginning of the rush hour after get off work. Don’t think that there will be fewer patients in the National Association at this time. The outpatient doctors are off work and the number of patients is gradually decreasing, but the entrance to the inpatient department is overcrowded. One by one, they rushed to check into the hospital during the day before the expert doctors got off work.
Following her senior's request, Xie Wanying walked to the internal medicine building. Seeing a large number of people crowded at the elevator entrance, she climbed the stairs without thinking. Ordinary doctors are not qualified to compete with patients for elevators, let alone trainees. It can be said that for a medical student, the physical test begins with climbing stairs.
The radiology department on the first floor, the intensive care unit on the second floor, the operating room on the third floor, and the medical ward are generally located on the middle and lower floors, while the surgical department likes to be placed on the upper floors. Neurosurgery is on the ninth floor, luckily not the top tenth floor. When she went to the neurosurgery department, Xie Wanying paid special attention. It turned out that the cardiothoracic surgery department that she had been thinking about was on the eighth floor, just one floor above the neurosurgery department.
I didn’t meet any other classmates on the way. They might be later than her or earlier than her.
We walked to the neurosurgery ward, which was actually on the same floor as the hepatobiliary surgery department. Recalling the conversation between the seniors in the group that night, I felt it was a bit of a coincidence.
Entering the ward, there are caterers pushing dining carts to distribute dinner to patients, and the corridor is bustling.
Xie Wanying was walking alone in the ward, looking a little lonely.
The eighth-year class of the National Association has a small number of people, so there is only one trainee in the wheel department, and everything has to be done by one person. Unlike other departments where students can work together in groups of two or three.
Sure enough, when I arrived at the doctor's office, I found other trainees and interns there, in groups.
Looking around, there were quite a few trainees and interns on New Year's Eve today. It was very spectacular. There were about fifty or sixty people, crowding the whole office.
The pressure in my heart suddenly increased.
Xie Wanying had never seen this kind of scene in the hospital at night before she was reborn. In the hospital where she used to work, most of the interns and trainees left at night, with only a dozen or so remaining, unlike the National Association.
It's normal when you think about it. The National Association is the top three leagues in the country. Who doesn’t want to come for internship and internship? There are also other hospitals across the country who come for further training.
Looking inside the ward, if it were in other hospitals, many patients might have asked for leave to go home for the holidays. But there will be no such thing in the National Association. If they were not seriously ill, they would not be admitted to the inpatient department.