This results in a Dr. Zhao type, lacking grassroots experience and insufficient awareness during family communication, which easily leads to doctor-patient disputes.
Of course, this is not a big deal.
Getting beaten up a few times naturally makes one smarter and more tactful, and they won't speak so recklessly.
"Let's quickly return to discussing the child's medication issue!" Rong Xuekai steered the topic back on track and eased Dr. Zhao's embarrassment.
Giving young people the chance to make mistakes is a good tradition in many major hospitals.
Because the chief physicians grew up in this way too.
"There are many antiviral drugs available. If we know the type of virus, we can target the medication. If this child has adenovirus or herpes simplex virus encephalitis, I believe vidarabine would be immediately effective. The problem is that the virus type hasn't been identified yet. Should we consider preliminary empirical treatment?"
