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You haven't gone to bed yet?
You've eaten all the dumplings, haven't you?
So salty.
Chief.
Give this to Xiao Huang.
Chief!
Move, move. Don't keep Chief from having breakfast.
Bye, Chief.
Chief, you're finally here. I've been waiting all day.
Let me tell you about the research topics I'll be working on.
What research topics?
I've decided I must get that associate chief rank you mentioned.
And it's not going to be a problem!
I won't reject you for your lack of papers
but it doesn't mean you don't need any.
Get that clear.
I didn't work on anything else but this the past two days.
Here, please review it.
I'm eating.
Look at this.
Effective use of E.R. space.
I think for a hospital that has the highest patient throughput in the city
but only ranks fifth for unit area
this is a topic worth considering.
Xiao Huang covered this topic years ago.
That Huang Dong Dong.
That's okay. Chief, look at this one.
Emergency Department injury detection quality control and operation.
When an injury occurs
the patient usually comes to the E.R. first thing to get treated.
Then the E.R.'s records become the main source for injury monitoring.
That has nothing to do with clinical practice. That's public safety.
It's a social responsibility, Chief!
It's fine, it's fine. Let's drop this.
Look at this.
The application of traditional Chinese medicine in emergency treatment.
Impressive, right? Combining Chinese and Western medicine.
Chinese and Western medicine?
We're not so good at Chinese medicine.
That's fine. Then let's combine with psychology.
It'd also be easy to apply for funding.
Research into the source of E.R. nurses' work fatigue and stress.
You're a doctor.
Why do you keep worrying about the nurses?
Do you want to transfer to the Nursing Department?
Stop going on about these useless topics. Get to work.
Chief, I prepared a lot. Listen to me.
Chief! Chief!
Chief, don't you usually encourage me to do research and write papers?
I think the topic of E.R. nurses' work fatigue is fresh and meaningful.
- Good morning, Chief. - Xiao Yu, Xiao Xue.
Eat breakfast!
Chief, E.R. triage management.
I think this topic is especially worth looking into.
Or look at this. Emergency treatment for acute poisoning.
All right, enough. Where did you get all those random topics?
Chief, you used to encourage me to be ambitious.
Now that I finally have some enthusiasm, you're knocking me down?
The ambition I'm talking about is serious business.
You came up with so many topics in one night.
I don't have to look to know you're just going through the motions.
Go, hurry to the shift change.
You think I've been doing nothing all these years in the E.R.?
Chief.
I've made mental outlines of many theses over the years.
They're all locked in this little warehouse up here.
Now the door is open and they're all flying out one by one. I can't stop it.
Do you believe I can just randomly pick a few and the promotion will be mine?
Give it a look.
Close that door for now. Let it sit first.
Shift change now.
Come, come. Shift change!
Coming!
What's going on with Chen Shao Cong?
I don't know. He's been talking to Chief all morning.
Mom.
Why did you make your way here?
Mom, how is Yu Xi? Has she waken up?
Can I see her?
If you don't want her, then don't tease her.
She finally believed she saw incorrectly and will accept treatment.
What are you here for now? Do you want her?
Mom...
I know I've let down the child and your family.
But it's too late to say these things now.
Don't worry. I won't neglect Yu Xi.
I'm also thinking of sending her to the best schools. Even abroad.
- Take this money. - No, no need.
We have no need for that.
With her dad's salary and my pension, Yu Xi does not lack food or clothing.
Other than not having a mother, she is well off in every aspect.
Give up on the thought of seeing her.
Our family has nothing to do with you now.
Mom!
It is only right that you hate me.
I... I just want to do something for her.
I'm not here to steal her away.
Then thank you.
Yu Xi is a good child.
I thank you for leaving her with me.
I don't hate you, but don't come again.
How come you've fallen?
Quick, someone bring a gurney!
- Someone come quickly! - Quick, call Chief!
Dr. Zhuang, the pregnant woman, Liu Ling, took a fall just now.
There's placental abruption and heavy bleeding.
She must have a C-section done right away.
We need a Thoracic surgeon present.
I know you previously had a dispute
but there are no other Thoracic surgeons to take over.
Can you please come?
No need to say anymore, Chief Fang. I'll be at the O.R. soon.
Chief Fang.
Liu Ling, don't be nervous.
You may have a placental abruption
but the fetal heart has been in the ordinary range.
I am going to start the C-section now.
Okay.
Your chest's condition is stable. It will probably not be affected by the surgery.
Tell me at any time if you feel
a heaviness in your chest, difficulty breathing, or chest pains.
Ready.
Scalpel.
Come in.
Chief, are you busy?
Yes.
Then keep working. I'll wait.
You...
Do your work. Don't worry about me. I'll just watch.
Fine, fine. What do you have to say? I can listen.
Chief, I admit the research topics I mentioned this morning
were compiled for convenience.
It's good you admitted you were wrong. Now get back to work.
But this one I'm going to talk to you about
is a project I've seriously thought through and gathered data for
and have put a lot of effort into ever since I began working in the E.R.
The question of E.R. nurses' outfit design and tailoring?
A mobile emergency preliminary diagnosis platform.
Hello?
I'm not busy. Go ahead, Dr. Zhang.
I've looked at the E.R. log for the lumbar injury patient.
There are two items to be added before going into file.
If you need it, I'll leave it at reception.
Have a student come down to fetch it.
You're welcome.
Chief, take a look and give me your opinion.
What mobile preliminary diagnosis platform?
Isn't it just calling the Emergency Department?
You think we don't have enough chaos already?
- Save it. - Chief! Immature!
Chief...
Biased.
Chief, listen!
By the time critically-ill patients reach the E.R.
they've usually missed the golden hour.
And some others don't need to come to the hospital
but take up our limited medical resources.
When Orthopedics comes down to pick this up
tell them to return it when they're done.
Okay, got it.
But, normal people are unable to determine
whether they need to come in for their ailments.
- That is the reality-- - Hold on.
Have Xiao Huang fill in the treatment log for yesterday's cerebral infarction
and add to the hospital records.
ICU's Deputy Chief Lin called just now saying
the patient has cerebral edema and herniation.
It's possible he won't survive the day.
Okay, got it.
So unfortunate. He got here too late.
I think this mobile preliminary diagnosis
has a huge significance in boosting hospital efficiency.
Chief, getting an immediate diagnosis
has a crucial role in a patient's prognosis.
Obviously. But you can't tell everyone to learn medical knowledge.
They don't need to.
We can promptly provide our medical suggestions.
Chief, did you forget your phone again?
Auntie Qiao says to call her back.
- Phone. - Chief, look.
The family of the patient you had said he had symptoms of headache and dizziness
but he wouldn't take the time to come in.
If he had five minutes to call or go online
to seek advice and assessment
from professional Emergency personnel on his symptoms
then we'd have done triage in advance
and this patient would have had a different outcome.
That does seem to make some sense.
It's me.
Don't steam it. I like it braised.
Braised... Braised is good.
All right, all right. Do what you want.
She just has to steam that fish.
Keep going.
I investigated acute emergency cases
like heart attacks, cerebral infarcts, hemoptysis, and so on
in Jialin in the past five years.
There's a big gap between us and developed nations.
The gap is mainly tied to when first aid is first given.
They have good traffic
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