Chapter 2346: Sincere Communication and Collaboration
Inside the examination room, Duan Sanbao heard her clear voice, and Yuanyuan blinked a few times.
She didn’t complain along the way, which clearly showed that compared to her classmates, she trusted him.
She didn’t understand his abilities, yet she trusted him. This could only be attributed to her way of doing things, which made people feel comfortable.
Student Xie doesn’t often assume the worst of others, stemming from her adept mother, Mother Xie.
Sun Rongfang firmly believed that people don’t turn bad without reason; at birth, people are inherently good. If you constantly believe the world is evil, you only make yourself evil. Believe in goodness.
Did she trust him sincerely when she stated her trust? This made Student Duan lift his head slightly, saying, "I believe in you, Dr. Xie."
Dr. Duan said it wasn’t surprising to trust her first, otherwise, he wouldn’t have asked about her situation earlier. As she expected, Dr. Duan had foreseen the current situation. Trust is aimed at more open and sincere exchanges of opinions. Xie Wanying replied, "Yes," waiting for the other to get to the point.
Seeing that she did not shy away, Duan Sanbao’s eyes flashed with a glint as he said, "Dr. Xie, your approach is to tackle problems step by step; maybe it’s your habitual way of handling cases."
Student Duan hit the nail on the head with her. She indeed tackles problems as they come, which is something she shares with Doctor Song. Although their analytical skills are sharp, there are so many unexpected events in clinical practice. Like today’s young patient, she originally considered the worst-case scenario to step in and quickly resolve it with manual massage but found that it ultimately didn’t work.
"You didn’t think through all the steps in advance, Dr. Xie," said Duan Sanbao.
Hey, wasn’t this guy planning to ask for help from their genius at Guoxie? How did he suddenly seem to be criticizing Student Xie? Wei Shangquan’s eyes shone with disbelief: What is this guy doing?
Was it criticism? No, it’s an exchange. This is how technical exchanges are, a back-and-forth rebuttal. Think about how Senior Cao and many teachers dare to dispute and argue at the meeting table because they understand that technical clarity is needed.
Xie Wanying listened carefully to the other’s opinion, saying, "Yes, you’re right, Dr. Duan."
Standing at the door, several teachers’ expressions hardened a bit, their eyes sparkling a little.
Indeed, this student, willingly humbly accepts the pointers from peers. In clinical practice, doctors must collaborate well, starting with each being humble and cautious, even if criticized, and must withstand the mental challenge.
Duan’s abilities are well-known to easily pinpoint weaknesses in others, therefore he is sometimes ostracized by those with small minds. This is also why Duan often ostriches.
"Steps, what steps?" Student Wei interjected, feeling somewhat aggrieved for Student Xie and a bit unwilling to accept it. It was unexpected; who could have foreseen that even with added auxiliary techniques, this child wouldn’t respond, and now they’re talking about steps?
Steps are really important. Like solving math problems or a Rubik’s cube, which step to prioritize greatly affects the final result.
Sometimes mistakes happen not because the thought process is wrong, nor the method, but because the steps were wrong. A wrong step is critical. Many clinical operations, like the simple act of putting on and taking off isolation gloves, must follow steps precisely, or there’s contamination.