After lunch.
He rested for half an hour.
Xie Wei continued to see patients.
Due to the allocation speed doubling, he had no choice but to cut down on time spent communicating with patients, thus, like a constant stream of water, patients reinforced Xie Wei's memory of the forms at lightning speed.
Practice makes perfect.
Eventually.
The moment he finished checking the indicators.
A plan would flash in his mind, swift and precise. Xie Wei felt he could already graduate, of course, only with diseases treatable with Transcription Fluid.
As for other diseases.
He thought the treatment methods here weren't very useful to learn because the medication used was completely different from that in the domestic market—as the Myanmar pharmaceutical Group had almost replaced all patented medicines with their own generics.
Quite formidable.
It made all the major global pharmaceutical companies itch with frustration.
Therefore.
It was useless to learn.
The drugs here.
