I can talk to my internal organs

Chapter 316 is both traditional and modern

Prevention first, treatment second?
Old Chinese medicine practitioners who are familiar with that era can't help but feel nostalgic when they hear these eight words.

Although the conditions were difficult at that time, no matter who was at that time, they upheld the belief of serving the people.

Regardless of whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, everyone has only one purpose of seeing a doctor, which is to solve the patient's pain. As for money, not to say that it is taken lightly, at least it is not the most important need.

At that time, many doctors spontaneously promoted health manuals, going door to door and walking down the streets.

Because many people were illiterate at that time, if health promotion was not in place, some preventable diseases would not be solved, and the common people would suffer in vain because they did not understand.

Once you get sick, doctors have to come to see you, but medical resources at that time were too short.

Therefore, disease prevention has become the core medical concept.

Nowadays, living standards have improved and medical resources have become abundant. However, because they are all concentrated in big cities, this has caused a relative shortage of medical resources.

It is almost impossible for any good doctor to stay in a small city. This is an inevitable law of the economy and society.

As a result, medical care is over-centralized and disease prevention becomes useless.

After three years of epidemic, it can be clearly seen that if it were not for the centralized control of medical resources from above, the consequences would be unimaginable.

If the concept of prevention is not put on the agenda, the country will suffer huge losses if such an epidemic occurs again.

Thinking about it, this is why after the epidemic ended, the country began to vigorously promote traditional Chinese medicine.

Because in the field of prevention, traditional Chinese medicine has no rival.

If all the systems in this hospital that Huang Fusheng mentioned are true, then they are really in line with the prevention-oriented policy.

"Mr. Huang, how many patients does this hospital have per day now?"

Huang Fusheng said, "It is currently hovering between nine thousand and ten thousand."

How can we increase the number of patients per day in four months?

Everyone was quite surprised when they heard this data.

Because many municipal traditional Chinese medicine hospitals have been operating for decades, this data may only be available.

"Mr. Huang, I have a question about the level of doctors in this hospital. Even if your models are very novel, if you don't have experienced Chinese medicine doctors to maintain the cure rate you mentioned, I'm afraid it won't be possible in such a short period of time. , with such a volume of patients."

This man obviously knows his stuff.

If a hospital is dominated by doctors and does not rely on traditional Chinese medicine to make money, and the three major profit-making departments must have prescriptions written by doctors from other departments, this will strengthen the decision-making power of doctors and force doctors to have super powers. high level.

Otherwise, the doctor's level is too low and the curative effect is not significant. If the patient comes once or twice, he will definitely not come again.

Mr. Huang nodded, "You are right. Most of the doctors in this hospital are my students, as well as the doctors brought by Director Shen from their hospital. Their level and experience are comparable to those of a municipal traditional Chinese medicine hospital." It is indeed much higher.”

really!

If it is such a team, then the medical resources of the hospital Huang Fusheng mentioned are no less than those of some provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospitals.

What they lack is just a large number of ordinary Chinese medicine doctors.

"In my opinion, your hospital is not replicable. I'm afraid there are not many traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in the country that can meet your standards."

Huang Fusheng smiled and said, "If you can't reach it, then you should be smaller."

The man shook his head, "It's impossible. No matter how small the scale is, it still needs decent Chinese medicine. As you know, the training of Chinese medicine is too difficult and mass production is impossible."

Huang Fusheng said, "I don't agree with this. Indeed, Chinese medicine is difficult to learn, but it is a matter of learning. If you just get started with health preservation, you only learn some simple pulse-taking skills and two or three meridians that can treat wind and cold." It is not complicated at all to cultivate, it can even be said to be simpler than Western medicine.”

"You and I know very well that all theories of traditional Chinese medicine have a general outline. As long as we grasp this general outline and then start teaching from the simplest prescriptions in a targeted manner, even a person who does not understand traditional Chinese medicine at all can learn it in two or three Know how to treat minor illnesses like colds within a month.”

"If traditional Chinese medicine can cure most patients' colds with this introduction, then patients will not have to worry about pathogens invading the organs every time they catch a cold. External pathogens will naturally not accumulate in the body. In this way, most patients will not have to worry about pathogens invading the organs. New TCM practitioners will be able to gain hands-on experience with a large number of patients, allowing them to learn more and in-depth clinical knowledge of TCM."

"Everyone thinks that Chinese medicine is difficult to learn because they only learn it from textbooks instead of clinical studies. After studying hard for eight or nine years before going to clinical practice, they are still like a layman. As everyone knows, students are not allowed to learn it from the beginning. Get in touch with patients and let them understand what is a healthy person and what is a symptomatic person. Start treating simple diseases first, and then accumulate experience step by step. While copying prescriptions and observing them, it also takes eight or nine years. The latter is definitely You can become a good Chinese medicine practitioner." There has always been a misunderstanding that Chinese medicine is difficult to learn.

In fact, Western medicine is not simple to use.

It's almost like learning English.

Every year, new disease names appear, new medical concepts are born, and old medical concepts are also eliminated.

In other words, those who come later to study medicine must master much more knowledge than those who came before them.

Many people who study Western medicine do not find it easy.

The theory of traditional Chinese medicine has been almost perfected over thousands of years.

The classics you need to master are nothing more than a few key books. The difference lies in whether you can flexibly apply them in practice after learning these.

Why are some of the current masters of traditional Chinese medicine trained under former masters?
Among the Chinese medicine practitioners trained in the academy, few can reach such heights?
Just because of the same study time, the number of patients the teacher comes into contact with is dozens of times more than the students trained by the college.

In addition, after many students graduate, there are not enough traditional Chinese medicine hospitals to create conditions for them to continue their studies, so the scale of traditional Chinese medicine cannot be expanded.

If according to Huang Fusheng's idea, some Chinese medicine students come to the hospital after graduation and start with the simplest cold prescriptions, then they will not only get the opportunity to practice, but also triage diseases for the hospital.

At the same time, this also ensures that TCM students can have maximum contact with patients, which gives every TCM student who comes to the hospital room to learn and grow.

Coupled with the unique doctor salary system, they can also receive generous compensation.

With such training, as long as a person studies Chinese medicine attentively, he will definitely grow into a qualified Chinese medicine practitioner.

The model of the college cannot be changed, but as long as students come to Lujiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, the environment here will definitely allow them to have absolute room for improvement.

"Mr. Huang, do you mean that your hospital will train new people in the traditional way of apprenticeship?"

Huang Fusheng smiled and said, "It is both traditional and modern. At least our hospital can train new people while also paying enough."

I have to say, after listening to Huang Fusheng’s entire introduction to Lujiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Many Chinese medicine practitioners present were moved.

However, one is Jinling and the other is Jianghan. The two locations are completely different.

However, apart from being a small place, Jianghan has almost all other advantages. Not to mention its unique model, the most important thing is that it is one of the eight pilot cities for the reform of traditional Chinese medicine.

Even if its importance is not as important as the four major pharmaceutical cities, it is still a pilot city.

Once there are achievements here and the leaders above take notice, Jianghan's status may become very important in the future.

If you follow up at this juncture, it will be equivalent to joining a start-up team, and its contribution will definitely not be small.

But this is an ideal state. What if there are no results?
If you abandon Jinling and run to Jianghan, wouldn't it be like picking up sesame seeds and losing the watermelon?

It’s really hard to choose!

"Old Huang, I..."

Huang Fusheng looked at the time and then interrupted another speaker, "Sorry, my time is up. If you have any questions, we can talk after the meeting."

After saying that, Huang Fusheng walked off the stage.

Next came the third speaker, but at this time not many people were listening attentively.

They all began to have a keen interest in Huang Fusheng's hospital.

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(End of this chapter)