Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic-Chapter 202 - 134: Getting Connected with the People’s Hospital Directors, The Boss’s Promises Are Coming True_2

Director Lian hurriedly intervened to smooth things over.

"We contacted the family, but they seem to have a lack of trust in the People's Hospital, so they came to you for help."

As he said this, Director Lian felt a bit ashamed.

But there was no choice. To help his mentor solve this lingering issue, he had to gain Li Jingsheng's trust and assistance.

They were all adults. Director Yang used the excuse of worrying about the infant's safety to bring Director Lian to seek help from Li Jingsheng, the owner of this clinic. It was merely a fig leaf.

The real purpose was to persuade the family to return to the People's Hospital, then cure the infant and prove to everyone that he wasn't an 'expert' who only knew how to inspect feces.

"Do you all think the family trusts my small clinic more?"

Li Jingsheng chuckled inwardly.

When encountering some stubborn families, why insist too much?

Large hospitals often face difficult families and their strategies are generally consistent, either defensive treatment or persuasion to leave.

Now this family had discharged themselves, and two experts from the People's Hospital came late at night to ask a clinic doctor for help to persuade them?

Recalling that the older chief physician showed symptoms such as anxiety and palpitations, could it be related to this family?

Of course, seeing their dignified demeanor, some things obviously couldn't be said out loud.

"From our brief phone conversation with the family, her trust in your clinic seems to be very high."

"So now you are both concerned about the child's safety and just want to know the treatment status of that infant, correct?"

Li Jingsheng looked at the two and asked.

"Correct!"

Director Yang's words clearly didn't match what was in his heart.

But where would he save face if he spoke the small calculations in his heart?

"The infant is likely allergic to dairy products. I have already administered anti-allergic measures, fasting, and prevention of intestinal infections. Currently, it is the third day of treatment, and the results are acceptable. The infant may be able to start eating again in the next couple of days."

Hearing Li Jingsheng accurately point out the infant's cause, Doctors Yang and Lian were once again deeply shocked.

This condition was not identified by the children's hospital at all.

Even the People's Hospital was misled, focusing on diagnosing gastroenteritis and bacterial infections.

Unexpectedly, this young doctor in a small clinic actually identified the cause.

Moreover, the treatment plan was not inferior to those of large hospitals.

Li Jingsheng was actually quite lucky to have successfully diagnosed this case.

Allergy to milk protein is prone to misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis in clinical practice.

The more top-notch a large hospital, the more rigorous the diagnosis.

It was normal for the main diagnosing physician at the People's Hospital to go astray during the diagnosis process.

Bacterial dysentery closely resembled many symptoms the infant had.

Sometimes a single fecal culture result might be inaccurate.

Conducting a retest is normal.

If the family could be a bit more patient, they might have eventually identified the cause at the People's Hospital.

"I understand the two directors' concerns. Upon learning from the family that the treatment is being carried out at a small clinic, concern arises for misdiagnosis or mistreatment, prompting you to come to me so urgently. I greatly respect your sense of responsibility towards patients. You should feel assured now. Return, please! If you still have concerns, you can leave a phone number, and after the infant recovers, I'll call to inform you. The treatment period may be quite long, at least half a month, or potentially more than twenty-eight days."

By saying this, Li Jingsheng also provided the two directors with a very positive image.

"Young fellow, you are truly remarkable. Today I have gained new insights, I never expected a small clinic to have such highly skilled doctors. And you are so young."

Director Yang sincerely praised Li Jingsheng.

Asked for pen and paper to write down his private phone number.

"My name is Yang Baoqing, currently serving as the chief physician in Gastroenterology at the People's Hospital. This is my phone number. He is Lian Tao, also a chief physician in the same department at the People's Hospital, his skills far surpass mine. If in treating that infant you encounter any issues, feel free to reach out to us anytime."

After writing down his phone number, Director Yang didn't immediately hand it to Li Jingsheng.

Instead, he introduced Lian Tao who was standing beside him.

"Director Yang is my mentor. Since I joined the hospital, he has guided and nurtured me extensively. To say my skills are higher than his would be completely inappropriate. Sometimes, Director Yang might be unavailable due to work, and if you can't reach him, you are welcome to call my number as well."

While speaking with humility, Lian Tao also wrote down his phone number.

Finally, they handed it to Li Jingsheng.

Obtaining the private phone numbers of two chief physicians from the People's Hospital at once, and it was evident they needed him.

Li Jingsheng had been immersed in the mud and water pit of Old Street of South City for nearly ten months. If he couldn't seize such a golden opportunity, it would all be in vain.

"To be acquainted with two experts and professors in the medical field is my honor. My name is Li Jingsheng, a junior in the medical profession, residing in this small clinic to treat ailments and sell health supplements for a living."

This was his first formal self-introduction to the two.

He positioned himself very humbly.

Being humble and low-key is not only a virtue but also a form of self-preservation.

In the territory of Old Street of South City, which clinic doctor or pharmacy owner dares to act high and mighty.

The owner of Fudorui Pharmacy learned this lesson the hard way.