Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic

Li Jingsheng comforted the guy thoroughly upon hearing that he was an internal medicine doctor at a famous hospital outside the province.

And a chief physician in the general internal medicine department, he immediately felt a sense of admiration for talent.

Perhaps there are many people suffering in this world, and he cannot save everyone.

But when he encounters someone he can help, he always lends a hand.

Subsequent events followed naturally, and Li Jingsheng left a phone number for the guy, telling him to come to Sunshine Clinic after he sobers up the next day.

The guy turned out to be quite talented as well; after getting drunk, he wrote down the phone number with one incorrect digit.

When he called it, a man answered and cursed him for being insane.

After being scolded, the guy was already in a difficult situation and felt sensitive, wondering if the kind-hearted brother who comforted him yesterday deliberately gave him a wrong number.

Thus, after about three days, he finally inquired and discovered that Sunshine Clinic was actually quite famous.

He attempted to visit Sunshine Clinic to find Li Jingsheng.

Coincidentally, Li Jingsheng wasn’t working at the clinic that day, so he asked the person in charge, Tang Ping, who knew nothing about it.

She asked him to leave a phone number so the boss could call him back when he returned.

Li Jingsheng left the hospital very late that day because there was a joint surgery between cardiothoracic and orthopedic departments. However, during the surgery, the patient had an unexpected incident, and the difficulty of the procedure far exceeded imagination.

The patient almost couldn’t leave the operating table.

Fortunately, thanks to everyone’s joint efforts to save the patient, he ultimately survived.

However, the surgery was unsuccessful.

Or rather, only half of it was completed, and the rest was too risky to continue.

Li Jingsheng returned to the clinic at around eleven at night, sent Ou Qinglan home, and then reviewed the day’s operations at the clinic. Finding no issues, he went to bed.

It wasn’t until the next day that Tang Ping mentioned the matter when she came to work.

Upon hearing about it, he couldn’t help but let out a wry smile.

Turned out the guy remembered the wrong number, no wonder he hadn’t come to see him.

On the spot, he dialed the number, and after a while, it connected.

The person was still somewhat drunk.

"Who is this?"

"Brother, I’m Li Jingsheng from Sunshine Clinic. Today I just heard from Sister Tang that you remembered the wrong phone number and tried to find me at the clinic yesterday. Why don’t you come over today?"

He didn’t dare let the person wait until sobering up the next day.

Because this kind of person, already on the brink of breakdown and drunk, might do something foolish at any time.

"Ah... okay, okay, okay!"

The person excitedly repeated ’okay’ three times and then hung up the phone.

In less than fifteen minutes, he ran to Sunshine Clinic.

It turned out he lived nearby.

When he saw Li Jingsheng, the guy still smelled of alcohol.

He appeared to be clear-headed.

"Go home today, tidy yourself up, trim your hair, shave your beard. Don’t drink again, report to the clinic tomorrow." Li Jingsheng saw him reeking of alcohol and naturally didn’t dare ask him to work.

Thus, this young man named Luo Cheng became the fourth official doctor at Sunshine Clinic.

It was indeed a case of good things coming with difficulty.

Luo Cheng’s skills weren’t bad; he didn’t delve deeply into advanced internal medicine knowledge. But his internal medicine knowledge was broad, with rich clinical experience.

He has quite good experience in handling various common internal medicine diseases.

When Li Jingsheng isn’t at the clinic, he can barely handle most non-respiratory or gastrointestinal internal medicine cases.

However, he was incapable with difficult cases.

Nowadays, many hospitals have general internal medicine.

They are essentially general practitioners.

The advantage is that they can treat any disease, the disadvantage is they are jacks of all trades, masters of none. When faced with complex cases, they can only refer them to specialized departments.

Li Jingsheng is now basically equivalent to a general practitioner.

He can treat most diseases.

And he can treat both internal and external medicine, considered one of the rare ’versatile’ doctors.

He has reached a high level in multiple fields, unlike general practitioners who lack specialization.

He is now akin to the collective of multiple internal and external medicine chief physicians.

He also possesses extremely advanced manual bone setting skills.

Currently, his manual bone setting techniques, including basic manual bone setting skills, have all reached a level of consummate mastery.

This level has surpassed Doctor Xu, who has now been discharged and is recuperating at home.

He could barely be considered a master of manual bone setting of the generation.

Of course, a master at the lowest level.

Because a true master of medicine must have the ability to establish a school of thought.

He has only reached the level of a chief physician, and there is still a significant gap to establish a school.

...

On this day, Li Jingsheng was sitting in his clinic as usual.

In a row, the reception hall already had five consultation rooms.

One was an expert consultation room.

If any doctor from a big hospital, who had a good relationship with Li Jingsheng, wanted to experience working as a clinic doctor, they could sit at that position for consultations.

Normally, four people work on duty.

Sometimes, Shao Bing or Wang Zongxiao or Luo Cheng would take leave, so only three doctors would be on duty at the clinic.

Li Jingsheng required them to take one day off each week, preferably on the day he was at the clinic for consultations.

Otherwise, with only two doctors on duty, the consultation pressure would be immense.

With increasing fame, people seeking his services no longer just came from the small area of Old Street of South City.

Patients from the West, North, and East areas of the city also frequently came by reputation.

Sunshine Clinic now has a minimum of seventy or eighty patients per day.

On busy days, it exceeds one hundred and fifty or more.

Imagine the immense pressure of consultations, supported by only a few doctors and two nurses, everyone is incredibly busy.

"Dr. Li, can you help my son see if this mole can be removed?"

A woman in her late forties brought her son in his mid-twenties over for consultation.

In the eyes of parents, their child remains a child even at sixty.