In Yan Feifan's opinion, Qi Xiuping's hands-on wound treatment, especially his suturing technique, was mediocre at best.
You could say it was a tiny smidgen better than his aesthetic sense, which meant it was barely passable.
In Yan Feifan's words, if Qi Xiuping wanted to stand out and become one of the five, his only hope was that the competition wasn't too strong this time.
After all, no amount of special training could cause his skills to make a quantum leap in just two or three short days.
Yan Feifan pointed out a few areas where Qi Xiuping's suturing technique needed improvement, then left him in the emergency department to perform some unpaid labor.
He called it "special training," of course.
Yan Feifan also specifically instructed his colleagues in the emergency department to assign as many patients with facial and hand trauma to Qi Xiuping as possible.
