Practicing business and practicing medicine

Western medicine has two natural advantages in treating people: first, the collaboration between colleagues is very strong. For example, colleagues in the laboratory department can directly send the blood test report to the attending doctor at almost the same time, and many basic health indicators of the patient can be seen immediately; radiation Colleagues in the department, especially experienced and highly skilled technicians, will help you with the initial diagnosis. The attending doctor can immediately make the most basic diagnosis of the patient's basic condition. Colleagues in the MRI department can help you with further detailed re-diagnosis; surgery Colleagues in the office will help you make your preoperative preparations seamless and impeccable, so as to avoid intraoperative and postoperative complications to the greatest extent...

Everyone "fights" collaboratively, with clear responsibilities and detailed division of labor to minimize the diagnosis and treatment risks of the attending physician. More importantly, it also minimizes the workload and work intensity of the attending physician during the same period.

For Western medicine students who graduated at the same time as Bian Mu, even if they reach the level of Bian Mu in the top three, their work intensity after a week may not be even one-tenth of Bian Mu's. What's more, Bian Mu's job is still As a medical practitioner, as long as he has free time, he has to study Chinese materia medica, preparation of Chinese patent medicines, and secret recipes... He devotes a lot of time and energy to it...

Secondly, increasingly developed medical equipment can minimize the difficulty of diagnosis and work intensity of attending doctors. Just open a few test sheets and type in the entire physical examination plan on the computer, and there you go! Many tasks are directly shared with Western medicine colleagues. Small tasks such as running errands and taking care of patients are either handed over to the nurse on duty, or simply handed over directly to the family members, especially the high-quality family members who are proficient in hard work.

Therefore, Western medicine doctors do not need to invest too much brainpower, energy, and physical strength to deal with various complex conditions and avoid so many unpredictable risks to the greatest extent. They may not necessarily go out to the clinic every day for five or six days a week. There is surgery, and patients have to be treated every day. The intensity of the work has been reduced to an unprecedented extent due to the intervention of high-end medical facilities.

In layman's terms, compared with Bian Mu, the Western doctor's work is not too tiring!

As for the fact that a certain surgeon performed more than a dozen operations a day and even collapsed in the operating room from exhaustion, that is because he or she was a little "greedy" in some aspects. Some were greedy for fame, some were greedy for profit, and they were more deliberate. Increase the chances of surgery, practice your skills, lay a foundation for writing papers, and evaluate professional titles in the future. Normal hospitals, normal work arrangements, normal recruitment of underachievers... most of these situations will not happen.

Of course, this cannot exclude the frequency of surgical experts with extremely high medical ethics dealing with those difficult and complicated diseases for many years. Otherwise, other colleagues cannot perform such difficult and complicated surgeries.

However, this phenomenon is not mainstream after all.

Bian Mu's situation is very different. As a general practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, he must use his extremely strong energy to deal with all patients, including surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, internal medicine, and even ophthalmology and obstetrics... He has to face difficulties. On the other hand, the mental, energy, and physical effort he puts into going to work every day... Teng Daili and Doctor Wu may not even reach 10% of his ratio.

If your physique, brainpower, and medical skills are average, how can you force yourself down? !

Practice!

Legend has it that Shennong had supernatural powers, Bian Que was proficient in the "Six Divine Powers" Kung Fu, and Hua Tuo was even more powerful, directly creating the guidance technique such as Wu Qin Xi. According to Bian Mu's research, since ancient times, almost all the famous doctors who finally died a good death were Everyone is proficient in the methods of physical and mental recuperation.

What's more, a considerable number of famous Chinese medicine experts are experts in martial arts.

Strictly speaking, a truly outstanding general practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine must have a thorough understanding of "martial arts"!

Otherwise, you won't be able to push it down with just your physical strength.

In Bian Mu's impression, Ouyang Ziye, Lu Shiyuan, Qi Shangqi... were far behind him in this aspect. This was not because Bian Mu was younger and stronger than them. In terms of energy and energy alone, if he scored 100 points In terms of full marks, Ouyang Ziye can pass at most, Lu Shiyuan is better, and he must have scored 70 points. Qi Shangqi has an extraordinary mind, and he can barely reach 80 points, and Bian Mu Tuoduo's 95 points is higher.

Excellent grade!

Therefore, when Ouyang Ziye was at the height of his popularity, he had a large number of assistants around him. Patient triage, initial screening of patients' conditions, copying prescriptions, follow-up treatment, etc. were all completed by those young assistants. He was not trouble-free. few.

Lu Shiyuan's situation was similar to Ouyang Ziye's.

Qi Shangqi carefully "carefully trained" a large number of masters and doctors, and his disciples took the initiative to share the burden for him.

Nie Yixiong, Cen Songxue, Meng Shulan...the specific conditions of the first-level traditional Chinese medicine masters are not much different. However, Nie Yixiong must know some martial arts skills, Cen Songxue is definitely proficient in the art of alienation, and Meng Shulan is definitely a master of traditional Chinese medicine. This In terms of skills, each of them is better than the other.

Of course, what Nie Yixiong and others are most in need of are disciples, so there will naturally be people who take the initiative to share many tasks.

As for the street, currently... only Sima Kui and Bian Mu are roughly similar. Bian Mu firmly believes that with Sima Kui's solid martial arts skills and the premise of complete recovery from serious illnesses, the old man can definitely treat 40 patients a day. With a clear mind and bright eyes, no ringing in the ears, and a clear mind, I can cope with it.

Sima Kui is very skilled!

Bian Mu and Luo Zhanqi are in a much worse situation. They don't have a deep background, and they don't have any helpers such as assistants or disciples. They are short of money and can't afford to hire them right now! what to do? Just carry it down by yourself!

Is it possible for the two of them not to practice martial arts diligently? !

Therefore, a decent Chinese medicine expert must be proficient in martial arts!

Luo Zhanqi's physical strength was not comparable to Bian Mu's. Seeing his patient looking forward to it not far away, he said hello to Bian Mu. After Nurse Ye went through the relevant procedures, Luo Zhanqi went upstairs to give massage and other treatments to familiar old patients.

Bian Mu's medical skills had really improved. A little delay would not affect his normal consultation in the morning, so he said a few polite words to the people around him and persuaded them to leave.

"Ms. Lin! This way!" As he spoke, Bian Mu invited the mother and son of the Lin family to sit on a wooden bench not far away.

For the convenience of talking, Bian Mu specially arranged for Ms. Lin's son to sit in the middle, and he and Ms. Lin accompanied him on the left and right.

"Look at your son's eyes now, they are gradually becoming clearer and brighter. If you keep going, all your illnesses will be cured! There are some things we can say to each other in the sun. Your son is a very outstanding young talent. If you hadn't mismanaged him for many years... he might have achieved success in his career now. From the perspective of our Chinese medicine, in a sense... you have locked up your loved one with your own hands! As the saying goes, it's never too late to mend the fold after the sheep have been lost. He is still so young, and everything is still in time." Bian Mu gave a few sincere advice.

After hearing this, both mother and son were silent...