The Enhanced Doctor

Chapter 1292: Chapter 1292: Xu Chengjun’s Envy

"I just got here not long ago to check things out; the resuscitation was quite aggressive, but at least we managed to save the life," Xu Chengjun said.

"He was just upstairs talking about how fortunate it was to bring him here. Otherwise, there would be no talk of a future—there wouldn’t be any future at all."

"Why be so polite with me? Luckily, we had previous experience receiving patients with hypothermia, so we avoided major mistakes," Liu Banxia said.

"We just don’t know if there’s been any brain damage, which is the most worrisome. Many times, multiple conditions act together."

"Is everything settled now? Want to go to my office for a chat? I’ll treat you to dinner tonight. Jinbao hasn’t rested all day, and we can join him for a meal."

Xu Chengjun nodded with a smile, "But tonight, I’ll handle the arrangements; let’s go to your office. We can talk about our cooperation."

Liu Banxia gave some quick instructions to Qi Wentai before leading Xu Chengjun to his office in department two.

Actually, this matter is normally for Xu Chengjun and Zhou Shuwen to discuss. But since Zhou Shuwen doesn’t like handling things, and Liu Banxia organized it, so he was given full control.

"How’s it going? Have you discussed it with your hospital?" Liu Banxia asked after pouring tea for Xu Chengjun.

Xu Chengjun nodded with a smile, "The hospital’s attitude toward this cooperation is surprisingly unified; everyone thinks it’s great. But there’s one thing: can you be dedicated to teaching the NOSES surgical technique?"

"With such words, today’s dinner has to be on you," Liu Banxia laughed.

"What we promise to do must be done thoroughly. We can’t just treat your hospital as a branch to practice on. Who would be shameless enough to do that?"

"We will certainly teach, but initially, I will be responsible. Once the ’Six Little Ones’ have matured in their skills, some of the less complex NOSES surgeries will be handed over to them."

"You should understand that my workload is pretty heavy; it’s hard to predict when things will come up. Relying on just me—even if I split myself in half—won’t be enough."

"That’s settled then. This surgical technique is top-notch internationally right now. You’re promoting it at our place, and we can’t be stingy," Xu Chengjun said.

"Our current consensus is to open all general and cardiovascular surgical projects to you. How’s that for generosity?"

"You’re kidding, Chief Director Xu; I find you’re more persuasive than I am," Liu Banxia said helplessly.

"Even with full access, it’s only limited types of surgeries that will be done there. What you can handle yourselves, there’s no need for us to come over. Initially, it’ll just be small-incision appendectomies, then arrange other surgeries as you see fit."

"We’ll wait for your invitation then, selecting who will go by who’s doing well and who has time. Both criteria must be met before we send someone over."

"Our cooperation is meant to be long-term. Although there is the idea of gaining surgical practice and earning extra income, we can conduct surgeries entirely as teaching operations."

"There’s not much to say, just handle the transfers from the train station to the hospital. The high-speed train is faster than driving and is more convenient. Additionally, ensure you’ve procured the equipment for NOSES surgery, and that’s it."

"We have no issues with this. In fact, even for some regular laparoscopic surgeries, we feel we should observe more," Xu Chengjun said.

"My goodness, is it really necessary? Do you do so few surgeries there? I’ve visited a few times, and your surgical departments seemed well-arranged," Liu Banxia asked, surprised.

"How is it unnecessary? Although we also carry out surgeries, we definitely lack experience compared to you," Xu Chengjun said seriously.

"Put it this way, those who get to operate are old hands like me. Who would dare let a young one lead the surgery? The advantage of old hands is stability, but the downside is a lack of ambition."

"Surgical techniques develop so quickly nowadays, and if we were to constantly chase the latest methods, we might not have time for anything else. There aren’t many opportunities out there."

"Your hospital is different. Your techniques are constantly updating, and with a large patient pool, there’s more opportunity to operate, leading to more mature techniques."

"Let’s just say, Xu Yino’s operating count is much more than mine. Her quarterly operations probably match my yearly count."

"Chief Director Xu, are you joking? Is it really that intense?" Liu Banxia frowned.

Xu Chengjun nodded with a wry smile, "I’ve already spilled such embarrassing details, so how could I joke about it? Anyone with aspirations would head to Binhai City."

"To put it nicely, we’re still a district hospital. To put it not so nicely, just a large medical examination center with surgical privileges. People take their reports and go."

"I don’t believe you haven’t seen our hospital’s reports during admissions, probably not a few. Anyway, many patients from our district hospital head directly to your place."

"It could also be because of your initial small-incision appendectomy teaching; those surgeries were so impressive that word spread over time."

"Otherwise, why do you think our hospital is so keen on cooperation with yours? Simply because we’re forced to. Despite our wish to develop Jinshui District Hospital well, it’s not up to us alone."

"First, we must instill confidence in patients, let them know that even if they don’t go to Binhai City, they can still enjoy the same medical conditions."

"This is our idea. Isn’t it genuine? We’re really forced to do this. We’ve tried hard for a long time, and collaborating with you seems the best approach."

"Over time, it’ll help our reputation grow, making our related experiences mature enough, allowing the young we’ve trained to become the backbone."

"Brother, you’ve never managed a hospital, so you don’t know how stressful it is. Our Jinshui District, being so close to Binhai City, finds itself in a very awkward position."

Liu Banxia nodded to show his understanding.

Yet, although he knew a little, he never expected Jinshui District Hospital’s situation to be so dire, seemingly worse off than the city hospital back home.

However, it turns out to be quite favorable; the cooperation will be sweet initially. Once the ’Six Little Ones’ gain more experience, even if visits are fewer, it won’t be a problem.

This is true cooperation; there must be mutual benefit. Everyone must see the advantages—that’s true cooperation.

"When I get back, I’ll draft a plan and let you review it. We’ll communicate the details then," Xu Chengjun said.

"Alright, as long as it’s generally okay, that’s not a problem," Liu Banxia said.

"We’ll send the ’Six Little Ones’ over as long as you don’t mind it seems like we’re just messing about. They’re quite good at simpler surgeries."

"What is there to dislike? I mentioned their operation count is likely much higher than ours. In our industry, we can’t just look at age like the outside world," Xu Chengjun said.

"Especially in surgery, what matters is who’s operated most often. That leads to richer experience. We’re very confident in this cooperation as long as you’re willing to teach."

"You can rest assured; in a few months, they’ll be guiding new residency and intern doctors, and I won’t intervene much then," Liu Banxia said with a smile.

"Wow, your approach is very bold," Xu Chengjun exclaimed.

"There are still a few months to refine their skills; there should be no problem," Liu Banxia said.

"In fact, they’re quite capable now, but their experience is still a bit lacking. Currently, the main admissions personnel in our emergency center are the six of them, and we oversee them."

"They perform well enough, and their operations are also fine. Applying pressure on them early helps them grow faster. They’re all pressure-resistant, coping well with stress."

"Only your hospital dares to do this. Which hospital would dare try this?" Xu Chengjun shook his head.

"In two years, those six will surpass their peers significantly. You’ll have to keep an eye on them to prevent mistakes that could affect future development."

In his view, Liu Banxia’s teaching approach for the ’Six Little Ones’ was somewhat aggressive. Yet, not knowing them well, if their talent was indeed outstanding and the emergency center had new nurturing, such an arrangement was reasonable.

But since the time is brief, they need more support during admissions and surgeries.

If they stayed in the emergency center for three to four years, there’d be no issue. With the resources here, they could easily manage independently.

But how long have they been in the emergency center now? Counting everything, they’re only there for two years.

"I talked about this with Shi Lei; we focus on maintaining pressure while not relaxing supervision," Liu Banxia said.

"Their performance is indeed good, and everyone praises them highly. The only downside is they can be a bit cheeky, but it’s not a deal-breaker."

Xu Chengjun laughed.

Even if he’s not here, he knows the cheekiest in the emergency center is him.

What kind of students are taught by what kind of teachers? But it’s precisely because of Liu Banxia’s careful guidance that the ’Six Little Ones’ exist now.

It’s hard to say there’s no envy and admiration for Liu Banxia. Despite being young, he’s already skilled in medical techniques and managing such a large department.

For Liu Banxia, although he lost some time when he first graduated, he’s now managed a dramatic surpass among his peers.

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