Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 1250 The top-tier Traditional Chinese Medicine department at Peking Union Medical College Hospital, with Master La and Secretary Huang as shareholders (Bonus chapter for monthly votes)
Seeing that the family of three had agreed, Fang Yan said:

"Then let's not delay, let's send them over now!"

Secretary Huang nodded and said:
"I'll go prepare the car now. You guys pack some personal items here, and we'll be leaving in a bit."

The three members of the Zhang family nodded and immediately began tidying up.

Fang Yan reminded them what they should pack, and that they didn't need to bring anything they already had at Peking Union Medical College Hospital.

They quickly finished packing up, simply taking some changes of clothes.

They weren't allowed to bring many daily necessities or other items, even though they spoke with some dialect.

The hospital has already received a lot of disposable supplies donated by overseas Chinese businessmen who previously ran tourism and accommodation businesses in Japan.

Once everything was ready, the car that Secretary Huang had prepared arrived downstairs.

So he invited the whole family downstairs to get in the car.

Others also have cars; they can simply go downstairs, get in, and transfer there.

It's already afternoon now, and there are far fewer people seeing doctors now than in the morning. You don't have to worry about being seen or bumped into by anyone if you go now.

Of course, even if they see or encounter it, they won't admit to anything.

Soon everyone got on the bus, and then they headed towards Xiehe Hospital.

There are many advantages to receiving treatment at Peking Union Medical College Hospital. The supply of medicinal herbs there is much better than here. Now, if you want to use any medicine here, Secretary Huang has to arrange it specially. The Chinese medicine pharmacies at Peking Union Medical College Hospital basically have all the medicines that are not particularly rare, and they are all from authentic producing areas.

This means that doctors don't have to worry about their prescriptions failing to meet expectations due to the nature of traditional Chinese medicine.

Moreover, even the medicinal herbs that Lao Tao processed seemed strange, they could still be customized as long as Fang Yan and the Chinese medicine pharmacy made a request.

Moreover, it can liberate the people here.

At least 24-hour care can definitely free up a large number of people.

Master Haiteng's two disciples, who had spent the longest time caring for him along with Lao Zhang and Zhang Li, now looked just as exhausted as Lao Zhang and Zhang Li.

This won't do. By the time the patients recover, others will have already fallen ill.

The hospital has a standardized and professional shift system, and there is always 24-hour professional monitoring, which frees them up.

The fact that Lao Zhang and Zhang Li agreed so quickly shows how much they had been waiting.

It took Fang Yan and his convoy half an hour to reach Xiehe Hospital. There were hardly any people left in the outpatient building. After getting out of the car in the parking lot, Fang Yan led his people directly to the inpatient building.

The special care ward that Fang Yan arranged for them was still on the same floor. Many people in the TCM ward floor have been discharged recently, and there are very few people left, so there is no need to arrange them to go to other places. On the contrary, this is the most secluded place.

The medical staff on duty today were called over for a meeting. They were told that the person in charge was a leader from the Ministry of Health, and that all medical records must be kept confidential and not leaked.

Then, together with Secretary Huang, they got everyone to sign the confidentiality agreement.

After signing, Fang Yan reiterated to everyone:

"Comrades, now that you have all signed the confidentiality agreement, I want to reiterate that Comrade Wang Huiyuan is an important staff member of the Ministry of Health, and her condition and treatment plan are top secret information. No details, including the methods of drug preparation, treatment reactions, or her identity information, must be disclosed to the outside world, including colleagues, family members, and the media. Discussions within the hospital are limited to members of the necessary treatment team."

Secretary Huang added from the side:

"According to the instructions of the Ministry of Health, this confidentiality agreement is legally binding. Any violation will be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the National Confidentiality Regulations. Daily medical records must be submitted directly to me for review and sealing; no copies or notes may be retained."

"Comrade Wang Huiyuan's glioma treatment involves special medications. Although the toxicity has been reduced, close monitoring is still required. Peking Union Medical College Hospital's advantage lies in its comprehensive supply of authentic medicinal herbs from its Chinese medicine pharmacy, and custom processing can also be tailored to specific needs. Please cooperate fully, focusing on monitoring pulse, changes in bowel movements and urination, and neurological responses. If any abnormalities are detected, immediately notify the TCM team physicians; do not attempt to treat the condition yourself!"

He paused after speaking, then emphasized:

"This treatment is a key project of the Ministry of Health, aiming to explore the feasibility and academic value of treatment options for this disease. I coordinate all medications and equipment allocation to avoid resource conflicts. Priority is given to ensuring 24-hour shift monitoring in the special care ward."

"The Ministry of Health will ensure logistical support, and you can focus on your medical duties. Your contributions will be recorded and rewarded once the epidemic is successfully controlled."

Actually, Secretary Huang didn't need to say all that; Fang Yan's words just now were enough.

It goes without saying how much influence and prestige Fang Yan has in the TCM department now, but Secretary Huang brought it up to protect Fang Yan, which is also part of his job.

After the arrangements were made, Fang Yan gave Lao Tao and Tao Guangzheng some uniforms and identification from Peking Union Medical College Hospital, introduced them to the medical staff here, and explained the assistance they could provide.

At this moment, Lao Tao and Tao Guangzheng, like everyone else, were still amazed by the outrageous nature of the Peking Union Medical College Hospital's inpatient department.

The private room has a hot shower, a sofa, a radio, a television, and even a bunch of cassette tapes and the latest magazines.

The beds here are also different from other beds. They are not the common iron-framed beds, but a style that is comparable to those abroad, with a significant improvement in width and comfort.

Even the curtains, desk lamps, and water cups exude a sense of luxury.

“These were all donated by overseas Chinese businessmen, feel free to use them,” Fang Yan said to them.

Tao Guangzheng, standing to the side, exclaimed in amazement:

"This must be the highest standard for inpatient departments of traditional Chinese medicine in China, right?"

Fang Yan said, "No, that's not quite right. Mr. Huo's private hospital in Hong Kong is of a higher standard than this."

Everyone was taken aback by these words.

Yes, Hong Kong is ours too!

The way they speak in dialects elevates one's perspective instantly.

Old Zhu was also visiting this place for the first time, and exclaimed in amazement:

"This place is at least the ceiling of the inland areas."

Everyone nodded in agreement.

"Now I finally understand why we need to attract overseas Chinese to invest back in China. The changes in the hospital alone have shown how much benefit their investment has brought," Master Hai Deng said.

This project, spearheaded by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council, used only the person who spoke in dialect.

If it weren't for him, these changes would have been impossible. In the eyes of overseas Chinese businessmen, a 100% cure rate is equivalent to a cure-all.

"Therefore, we must protect the reputation of dialects!" Secretary Huang emphasized again from the side.

Everyone realized it too, and agreed!
After settling things in, Fang Yan told Lao Zhang and his family of three to stay here, and that someone would bring them dinner from the cafeteria.

Fang Yan now needs to greet the newly appointed Cui Jingyi.

Of course, Secretary Huang, Master Hai Deng, and the Tao family (father and son) should also be brought along.

They'll be coming over frequently from now on, and we need to explain things clearly in the local dialect.

They arrived at Cui Jingyi's office, where she was still in the former secretary's office; the dean's office had not yet been prepared.

When Fang Yan arrived with Secretary Huang and the others, Cui Jingyi was also somewhat surprised.

The fact that Vice Minister Li's secretary came with Fang Yan showed that this was definitely not an ordinary matter.

They quickly explained the situation clearly.

Hearing that it was another disease that Western medicine couldn't cure, Cui Jingyi was also startled.

The dialect, without a sound, directly caused a huge uproar.

However, she is a person who has experienced many ups and downs, and immediately stated that the hospital would definitely cooperate fully and that she could just tell her what she needed.

Secretary Huang reiterated the importance of confidentiality, mainly because they didn't know if the disease could be cured.

In addition, Lao Tao and his colleagues are now known to the public as doctors in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Peking Union Medical College Hospital.

If this disease is successfully cured, then Peking Union Medical College Hospital will also have made a contribution.

Comrade Cui Jingyi readily agreed to this.

After hearing about Lao Tao and Xiao Tao's identities, they were even eager to bring them to Peking Union Medical College Hospital to work as doctors, since the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine was indeed short of staff.

Of course, the decision still rests with the local dialect, since the old dean had set a rule that the dialect was the one to decide in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the dean only needed to cooperate.

This approach still seems correct today; by relying on dialects, Peking Union Medical College Hospital's TCM department is now the best.

Although there were indeed a few people.

However, this is a problem that the dialect itself must worry about.

After finishing their tasks here, it was almost time to get off work. Fang Yan and his group went back to visit Old Zhang and his family of three, and then warmly invited the rest of them to Fang Yan's courtyard house.

We should at least have a meal here today.

Old Hu had already quietly asked Fang Yan if it was time to bring these people into the company as well.
In response, the dialect says that, apart from the monk Master Hai Deng, anyone else can try pulling him.

This even includes Secretary Huang...

Old Hu suddenly realized and immediately said that he would leave it to him later.

Old Hu is very adept at using money as a weapon.

He led everyone to the main hall of Fang Yan's house, then asked his family and Lao Hu to treat everyone well, while Fang Yan went to the kitchen to cook.

It's not appropriate for Fang Yan to handle this kind of matter. It would be better to let Lao Hu handle it, given his position. Besides, even if Secretary Huang felt it was inappropriate and refused, it wouldn't be Fang Yan's problem, since he was cooking in the kitchen...

Fang Yan was cooking in the kitchen, while Lao Hu was in the main hall probing everyone present.

Forty minutes later, Lao Hu arrived in the kitchen with news of his success.

“I’ve brought everyone in, including Secretary Huang and even Master Hai Deng.”

Fang Yan was taken aback!
Goodness, Lao Hu's business acumen is impressive; even monks have been corrupted by him using foreign exchange.
PS: I got 100 more monthly votes, so there will be more this afternoon after this chapter is finished.

(End of this chapter)