It is amazing to be able to make such a detailed and clear form in such a short time. It will make people question how she made this form and whether there are any advice from experts.

Tao Zhijie knew the most about this problem. It was the task he gave to Xie Wanying, so he told everyone: "The medical record was only shown to her last night by Teacher Lu. She had never been exposed to Teacher Zhang's medical record before. It was also last night that I gave her the task. She wrote until what time to end at night. I don't know."

In fact, when she brought the thing in the morning, he was also surprised that she seemed to write too fast. He gave her a day to think about whether she could figure it out, so he just asked her to write some suggestions and ideas.

Unexpectedly, after opening tonight, she listed all the tables. Now, he was puzzled for a moment and then he was indecisive. He was silent at the beginning.

Data statistics can best illustrate the facts. Those who want to refute her words need to be like Professor Hao running home to check information, but without empirical evidence, she cannot be refuted.

If all the things she listed were correct, it would be correct to say that Cao Yong wanted to scold them as confused as he wanted to scold them four years ago.

"Doctor Cao, are you very happy?" A colleague on the opposite side complained.

"This is a tragedy, how can I be happy?" Cao Yong's voice seemed to be three feet tall in the cold winter.

Everyone's heart was tight.

President Wu asked Cao Yong to return the documents written by Xie Wanying, lowered his head and read them carefully, and asked Cao Yong: "Does she have any suggestions for us?"

Is it just to criticize what they did wrong? Meetings and reviews are the first, yes, the second is to reflect and improve. Among them, improvement is the goal. It is like a doctor using a scalpel to cut a tumor to cure the disease.

"She wanted to make such a suggestion. If there is such a patient, she knew that it would be difficult to control the relationship between the doctor and the patient, so it would be best to follow the standardized clinical path." Cao Yong said.

"Yeah." Dean Wu was very interested in Xie Wanying's suggestion and said, "She seems to have a deep understanding of the clinical pathway."

The other doctors here remember that the person who is most passionate about clinical pathways should be hospital leaders like Dean Wu. Because this thing seems to be in the management of the hospital.

The clinical path started from abroad and developed countries. It can be simply understood as a reference to industrialization models to reform medical procedures. Advanced factories have a standardized process to guide product production, control production quality, adjust adaptive variables in a timely manner, and generally adopt the optimal cost plan. In the medical field, such an attempt is also made, the goal is to provide patients with high-quality and reliable medical services while carrying out effective medical cost control.

Since medical reform has not been carried out at this stage in China, the concept of clinical pathways is in the stage where domestic scholars are still studying and not reaching a large-scale practice.

Dean Wu knew this thing better than the people below, so he knew at a glance that Xie Wanying seemed to know a lot about this thing. For this reason, he looked at Cao Yong and the others in question: "Have you taught her the clinical path?"

The clinical pathway belongs to the discussion stage and is not available in textbooks, only domestic and foreign papers.
Chapter completed!