Huo Congjun left immediately, shouted several hospitalized doctors and attendees present, gave a few instructions, and then went to his burn center to arrange the arrangement.

As an old military doctor, most of Huo Congjun's exploration of medicine has fallen into burns and scalds. When a large number of burns and scalds appear, Huo Congjun doesn't want to do things just as the director of a certain center.

Everyone's eyes turned from Huo Congjun leaving to Ling Ran.

Several hospitalists with no special characteristics could not help but look at Ling Ran with suspicious eyes.

They watched Ling Ran enter the hospital, cross the barrier of interns, and cross the barrier of regular medical training, and soon became resident doctors but were not on par with him.

Yunyi has long had no doubts about Ling Ran's technology, but when it comes to management, the situation is reversed.

People rarely hear Ling Ran’s speech in public, let alone the words of leaders like “I’ll just say a few words”. And in the intense work in the emergency room…

"Next, each group requests to refer all patients who can be referred. Patients who cannot be referred shall be classified according to the three levels of danger, severe and light." Ling Ran, who had been at the disaster site twice, had no fear in the face of a fire that was not known about the scale.

The big scene has never been a problem for Ling Ran.

"Zuo Cidian, you should take a regular training team to the clinic to help, inform the patient and his family about the current situation. Please leave by patients who do not meet the emergency principles, or go to a professional department for treatment."

"Patients who can be discharged from the ward should be issued as soon as possible, and the nurse will start extra beds now."

Ling Ran spoke quickly, but the logic was very clear, and he immediately suppressed the slightly impatient breath in the emergency room.

Immediately afterwards, Ling Ran looked at the hospital and said, "Each treatment team is working normally. If you need it, I will help."

The hospitalists who were a little relaxed just now were stunned. When they looked up and wanted to ask something, Ling Ran had already rushed to the treatment room.

"This..." A resident who looked so ordinary that he couldn't remember his name caught Zuo Cidian and hurriedly said, "Doctor Zuo, what's the charter now? Our director came out of the operating room and asked me, but I don't know how to answer..."

"Working as usual, Dr. Ling can help, so what can't be understood?" Zuo Cidian said lightly.

"The problem is to help. What is the way to help? I have to report to the director..." the resident whispered.

The part where emergency departments are worse than other professional departments is that doctors at the first level of directors have to visit the front line in person, and apart from night shifts, there are few preferential treatments at work.

This is a very hard thing for an elderly and weak doctor, and for the young doctors, the director is always wandering in front of you, which is also very hard and really boring.

On the other hand, if the inhabitants do not want to be decreed by the director, they must not only perform well in the operating room and rounds, but also handle daily activities in the operating room properly.

Some hospitalist who looked ordinary but was hard to remember asked, and several other young doctors who worked in the disposal room also surrounded them.

They did not dare to surround Ling Ran, who was equivalent to the boss, so they had to surround Zuo Cidian, who was wrinkled and smiling.

Zuo Cidian stared at the first resident doctor for a few seconds, but did not remember the name of the ordinary-looking resident doctor, so he asked, "What is your director?"

"Director Tao." The resident responded.

"Oh... Director Tao is fine. He has such a good temper and it's an emergency again, right?" Zuo Cidian smiled.

"Where is our Director Du, how can we report to him?" Another resident next to him asked Zuo Cidian again.

Zuo Cidian looked at the other party and smiled slightly: "Director Du is fine."

"Our Director Li..."

"Director Li is fine, either."

There are a total of two chief physicians in the emergency center, namely Huo Congjun and Director Tao, plus three other deputy chief physicians, two of whom form independent groups, plus Ling Ran’s treatment group, which are 5 treatment groups.

After asking questions, the residents found that Zuo Cidian's answer to each group was fine, and they couldn't help but complain:

"How could it be fine?"

"Director Tao has a good temper, then forget it, can the other groups be fine?"

"Yes, Director Li has such a bad temper. He comes out and asks me later. I don't know when I ask any questions, and I will be so sculpted that I will not be left with hair."

"It's hard for us boss to talk..."

Zuo Cidian laughed loudly.

In the eyes of everyone, Zuo Cidian smiled: "Is your director who has a bad temper or Director Huo has a bad temper."

The residents who were complaining were silent.

Zuo Cidian looked at both sides again and found that no one was in front of him, so he said again: "I will say another word. If someone asks me in the future, I will not admit it."

The hospitalists nodded.

Zuo Cidian nodded slightly, then said in a hoarse voice: "Do you think Dr. Ling is easy to talk to?"

The hospitalized doctors were alert to look at each other, and then they all woke up and laughed.

"That's it." Zuo Cidian took a deep breath: "Everyone is busy, clear the patients in each group, and it's not clean, and it's slow. Dr. Ling will help you."

The residents immediately understood that Ling Ran was not the carrot hanging in front of them, but the whip that beat them.

It's true that Huo Congjun's style is very good.

The doctors didn't say much anymore. They called the phone and did things, like a group of sparrows frightened by the morning bell, wishing to shit on every scar.

...

Ling Ran issued hospitalization forms to several patients admitted to his treatment group.

His treatment group pursues a long-term hospitalization policy. Because the emergency department does not examine the bed turnover rate, he even accumulates some patients who only need to undergo rehabilitation.

These patients will naturally recover faster when they are recuperating in the hospital, but the impact of going home to recuperate is not great. They are just extending the recovery period of one or two months.

Ling Ran issued nearly 20 hospitalization forms in one breath, then washed his hands again and returned to the emergency room.

At this time, in the emergency room, all the treatment groups were already busy.

The attendees of the second-line rest either kicked out from the lounge, home, or even the operating room to clear the treatment room where the minor injuries gathered, and let the nurse redesign to accommodate the following large number of burn patients.

Some of the directors in the third line walked out of the operating room, while others remained busy in the operating room.

But the busiest ones are always hospitalized, they are like worker bees in beehives, little novice monks in temples, and turtle men in brothels. When others are lying down, they have to work; when others are lying down and working, they have to work; when others are lying down and working after rest, they have to work.

Ling Ran opened his hands and patrolled the disposal room with sharp eyes, making judgments in his heart:

A patient with abdominal pain, suspected of appendicitis, was transferred to General S Unfortunately!

A patient with a minor fracture was given an X-ray examination and transferred to the orthopedic department. What a pity!

A patient whose butt was opened was pressed down by his parents and the hospitalist, and his screams were sharply urged to get acupuncture... There was nothing to run away.

Ling Ran paused and immediately stepped forward: "I'll do it!"

The resident doctor was so busy that he couldn't even say anything against him, so he had to continue to do a human stent and watch Ling Ran take the syringe and take an anesthesia...

Usually, such minor trauma is the material for resident doctors and even regular training doctors to practice, but today, they can only help with auxiliary.

Ling Ran quickly did some local anesthesia, then drained the drainage and sutured it in one go. Before the hospitalist could react, he left his rotten butt to the other party.

Immediately afterwards, the patient with difficulty breathing next to him was subjected to tracheotomy by Ling Ran on the spot. After undergoing an electrocardiogram, he was sent to the cardiology department.

In the emergency room, there was a mess.

In order to clear the seat as soon as possible, all the doctors who were resting were on duty, and the patients in the waiting room were quickly diverted and dealt with.
Chapter completed!