Director Zhu frowned slightly upon seeing this. The slight favorability he had previously held for Dr. Guo vanished instantly. He looked at Dr. Guo and said, "Dr. Guo, as a doctor, you must be responsible for your patients. As long as there is a sliver of hope, we must find it. Now that there is hope for Fang Junhua’s leukemia, we must treat it. Transfer all the patient’s records to the Little Divine Doctor."
Dr. Guo wanted to say something, but Director Zhu spoke calmly, "Originally, the Little Divine Doctor wanted your assistance because she took over your patient. But given your current attitude, that assistance is no longer needed." Director Zhu then turned to Zhu Yanyi and asked, "Little Divine Doctor, would it be possible to replace this assistant?"
Zhu Yanyi did not hesitate. "Of course." She said calmly, "In that case, you can arrange for two people to assist me." Zhu Yanyi was repaying Director Zhu for her decisive attitude at this moment.
Director Zhu’s eyes lit up. He hurriedly said, "Besides Dr. Guo, there are indeed several other young and diligent doctors in the Internal Medicine Department. I will hold a meeting shortly, select the right people, and send them to you, Little Divine Doctor. Your temporary clinic will be on the fourth floor. How does that sound?"
Zhu Yanyi nodded slightly. "You said it is temporary. Since that is the case, you arrange it. However, regarding those two assistants, it is best to have one Western medicine doctor and one Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor. I will let them know that both Western and Chinese medicine have certain effects on leukemia. Only through cooperation can we better serve the patients. I believe this is what you, Director, hope for as well."
People respect me one foot, I respect them ten feet. Director Zhu was decisive, and Zhu Yanyi had a good impression of such a resolute director. Therefore, she did not mind giving them another opportunity.
"Good, I will arrange it. I will assign one TCM doctor and one Western medicine doctor." Director Zhu knew well that Zhu Yanyi herself studied Traditional Chinese Medicine.
At this moment, Dr. Guo felt ice-cold all over. He realized he had originally had such an opportunity, but he had ruined it himself. He knew he was finished. Although Director Zhu had not said anything yet, he feared that once the director was free from this busy period, he would deal with him. His face turned even paler, but no one pitied him. He had sown the cause, so he had to swallow the bitter fruit himself.
Director Zhu did not care about Dr. Guo’s thoughts. "Dr. Guo, where are Fang Junhua’s medical records?"
Dr. Guo knew that if she did not hand them over now, she might not even be allowed to stay in the hospital. With a pale face, she slowly took a file from the cabinet beside her and handed it to Director Zhu. Director Zhu casually checked it to ensure the records were correct, then passed them to Zhu Yanyi. Zhu Yanyi looked at the records and frowned slightly. "Why is the blood viscosity analysis report missing?"
"The blood viscosity analysis report was given to the patient’s family. They said they wanted to consult elsewhere," Dr. Guo answered quickly.
Zhu Yanyi nodded slightly and said to Director Zhu, "I will go see the patient. Director Zhu, please rest assured. Since this patient is in my care, I will absolutely not let any new opportunity for the patient slip away, nor will I let your expectations be in vain."
"In that case, I trouble you, Little Divine Doctor." Director Zhu’s eyes brightened. Her only hope was to transform the Capital Second Hospital. Hearing Zhu Yanyi’s words, she knew this transformation was promising. If the transformation went smoothly, the reputation of the Capital Second Hospital would eventually be no less than that of the Capital Hospital.