Chapter 2320: What Kind of Talent Is Best
"Cao Zhao acts as her second brother. We all have a great relationship with Cao Zhao and could be her brothers," Wu Manzhong continued his self-recommendation.
Knowing who they were, what time would she need a bunch of brothers? She’d never mentioned having such a need. Cao Yong flatly refused on her behalf, "There’s no need for that."
"Cao Yong, little brothers and sisters love having elder brothers and sisters to look after them, the more the merrier," Wu Manzhong persuaded him.
Didn’t feel like it. From his own life experiences with two elder brothers, Cao Yong didn’t feel that way.
Speaking of which, why would his second brother and these pediatric bigwigs promote themselves to be her brothers? Cao Yong seemed to sense that kind of eager anticipation from the other side; these guys were probably just a step away from tearing off their own disguises.
Want to play, do you?
This is probably a little-known fact. Pediatricians, just like other specialties, can have all kinds of personalities, but those who do well in pediatrics first need to be able to be friends with kids. How to blend in with children? To be honest, Nie Jiamin, this big shot, cares like an old mother, but isn’t exactly someone who can communicate with kids without barriers. Nie Jiamin is just technically proficient and performs good surgeries.
In President Wu’s view, technical skills are one thing; more importantly, you need to be able to get along with pediatrics, that is, getting along with children. Why such requirements? The medical environment here is different from abroad; complaints are distributed fiercely. Pediatrics is a high-risk area for disputes; in pediatric doctor-patient relationships, regardless of this doctor’s skills, if the pediatrician fails to promptly manage the child and make them cooperate for any examination and treatment, even a common illness could cause a pediatrician to fail.
You’ll often find that many pediatric medical disputes aren’t about complex cases but ordinary illnesses; it’s just that doctors can’t manage the patient or their family. As previously mentioned, the pediatric fuse is the human offspring; if pediatricians can’t control this fuse, the medical environment will explode sooner or later.
Finding a pediatrician who can manage children is so difficult.
Pediatrics is also known as the ’silent field,’ many children only wail or give irrelevant answers, and daily communication is problematic; parents live under constant pressure from these ticking time bombs. You say, isn’t it difficult to find a pediatrician who can understand and communicate effortlessly with all children?
You’ll find many gentle pediatricians like Nie Jiamin can’t manage mischievous kids either.
Gentle doctors aren’t very effective, so what kind of doctors can excel in pediatrics? Just look at who’s the leader among children, whether a child or an adult; it’s undoubtedly the person who’s the best at playing. That’s why I said you need to ’play’ well in pediatrics. As Second Brother Cao initially mentioned to Student Xie, kids, well, don’t necessarily need parents; the underlying message is that what kids need most is playmates.
Even when coaxing a baby, you must know how to play with them. Simply coaxing with gentleness won’t work on these clever little rascals.
Before children complete all compulsory education and mature psychologically and emotionally, their love for play is an uncontrollable nature.
Got it? That’s the reason. Ultimately, it seemed to catch everyone off guard. Xie Wanying and her batch of students weren’t learning from Nie Jiamin at Guoxie but were sent to Shou’er.
To sum up, the perfect pediatrician in President Wu’s mind is destined to be a rarity; if such talent exists domestically, they are entirely recruited by Shou’er and other top pediatric specialist hospitals in the country. Those who truly want to be pediatricians won’t go to other comprehensive Grade A hospitals; other comprehensive Grade A hospitals can’t possibly place pediatrics as their top priority for development.