Emperor Ming Yuan listened to Yuan Qingling's proposal and disagreed, because it would increase the court's expenses, and comprehensively reform the current medical treatment, which would increase the pressure on the court. In addition, it had always been the case for masters to lead apprentices.

Business rules and changes in business rules will cause shocks.

To put it bluntly, Emperor Ming Yuan hoped that everything would remain the same. He could make some adjustments, but the subversive changes made him unable to accept it for the time being.

Yuan Qingling mustered up the courage to come here today. She stood and talked to Emperor Ming Yuan for almost an hour, and her legs were completely numb. She said that the reform would be painful, but it would be beneficial to the long-term stability of the imperial court.

The good thing is that medical treatment is no longer a chronic disease in Beitang. The hospital she opened now is like a small corner that turns green first in spring. Eventually, the mountains and plains will be dyed this kind of emerald green.

Emperor Ming Yuan was dumbfounded. He looked at his daughter-in-law, whose voice was hoarse. It was obvious that she really had no choice but to use such a lame metaphor.

In fact, at this moment, he was gradually convinced. When Yuan Qingling first proposed to establish a college many years ago, he did not agree because it was full of hardships and unknowns, and he was afraid that the doctors would join forces to cause trouble.

, I am afraid that the people really have no way to seek help. Although it is not perfect now, if you are sick, if you have money, you will live.

Even when Yuan Qingling opened the medical school, he thought it was just for fun, but he never thought that the doctors she trained today quickly established themselves and convinced the people.

Therefore, looking at this enthusiastic daughter-in-law, Emperor Ming Yuan was finally convinced.

The next day, Emperor Ming Yuan invited Grandma Yuan into the palace and discussed with her in the imperial study for two full hours.

Finally, a decree was passed to establish the Imperial Medical Office, with Grandma Yuan as the Imperial Physician, Imperial Physician Cao as the Imperial Physician, and the Medical Supervisor being recommended by the old lady. After the establishment of the Imperial Physician's Office, various prefectures will also set up medical offices.

The Beijing-Zhong Imperial Medical Office supervises, establishes schools, trains and assesses medical personnel, etc.

Government-run medical offices were established in various places. The newly established medical offices were responsible for their own profits and losses. However, the medical fees and drug prices were supervised by the Imperial Medical Office and the Huimin Office. Every year, the imperial court would send officials from the Huimin Office to review. If the review failed, the officials would

Always ask for guilt.

As soon as the old lady took office, she immediately issued an order to set up nursing homes from central Beijing to various places to take in the deaf-mute, blind, lame, lunatic and disabled people for centralized recuperation.

Each state capital must have an epidemic hospital dedicated to treating patients with infectious diseases.

Each state capital must also open a leprosy house to house leprosy patients.

Anlu was opened in Linshan area of ​​each state capital to treat mental patients.

There must be one of these epidemic hospitals, Furenfang and Anlu, in each state capital. This is a rigid rule. Every quarter, the number of people admitted and the number of people cured by these three hospitals must be reported to the Imperial Medical Office.

The order was promulgated and quickly delivered to all state capitals.

The promulgation of these orders made Huiping very angry, because it meant that her position in the traditional Chinese medicine industry in Beijing was quickly destroyed. She began to join various medical clinics to protest and oppose it as before, and even proposed to stop seeing patients again.

But other medical clinics in Beijing saw that Ankang Hall had taken away most of their patients after the previous riot. How could they still be willing to follow Huiping? They all rejected her and followed the plan formulated by the imperial court, reducing prices and conducting assessments.
Chapter completed!