sjar Chapter 320 1 Repeated indulgence will not bring about repentance
Chapter 320 1 Repeated indulgence will not bring about repentance
Zhu Rui, however, was gloating. What kind of director is he? He's just a bully who picks on the weak and fears the strong.
Look, Director Zhao is furious now that she's hit the nail on the head.
Hmph, there's something wrong with handing the test results to the nurse.
Such a serious accident.
Director Zhao will definitely remove Hua Lan from the intern list.
Expelling Hua Lan is fine; at least it will make An Xiaoyue feel bad for a while.
These two are always laughing and joking around in the department.
And those doctors and nurses in the department, they're all snobbish and fawning over An Xiaoyue.
She had long been fed up with it.
An Xiaoyue and Hua Lan, they brought this upon themselves, they deserve it!
As An Xiaoyue massaged him, Director Zhao's pale face gradually regained its color.
An Xiaoyue then found a paper cup to fill with warm water, and just as she was about to give it to Director Zhao, she took it back.
"Director Zhao, would you like to add a vial of glucose?"
"No need, I'll just have some warm water."
Director Zhao spoke weakly, clearly angered by Zhu Rui's words.
An Xiaoyue never expected that Zhu Rui's thoughts were so dark and sordid.
Instead of seizing the internship opportunity to learn clinical experience, she didn't think about it.
Instead, they act like righteous and just people, stirring up trouble and spreading rumors everywhere.
Today, Zhu Rui hit Hua Lan; she simply couldn't bear it anymore.
Before Director Zhao could even take a couple of sips of water, Dr. Yang pushed open the door and came in.
"Director Zhao?"
Dr. Yang never expected that Director Zhao, who was always full of energy and the spiritual leader of the entire department, would look so haggard.
Director Zhao waved his hand, "Let's talk about it later, I need to take a break."
Dr. Yang also felt extremely guilty.
It was all because her supervising teacher was lazy that Hua Lan got beaten up.
Hua Lan tried to help, but instead got a solid slap in the face.
She was feeling very upset.
But what's done is done, and the most important thing is to actively solve the problem.
Dr. Yang's emotionless gaze fell on Zhu Rui.
This intern is quite troublesome; he's adept at cheating, being cunning, and using smooth talk.
Zhu Rui's character suggests she will become a doctor in the future.
Anyone who works with her is utterly exhausted.
After sitting quietly for a while, Hua Lan arrived with the teachers from the internship office.
The teachers in the internship office manage the work arrangements for interns at several medical schools.
They were very clear about each intern's family situation, learning experience, and performance at school.
When she saw Hua Lan and the slap mark on her face, a cold sweat instantly broke out on her back.
That's the daughter of a martyr whose gate bears two plaques that read "Family of First-Class Heroes".
Just because someone's parents sacrificed themselves to protect the country's security doesn't mean that Hua Lan has no one behind her.
Anyone who thinks that Hua Lan, an orphan, is easy to bully, is sorely mistaken.
Otherwise, given Hua Lan's grades and usual performance, why would she have been assigned to the First People's Hospital of Beijing for her internship?
If the relevant departments found out about Hualan's current state...
If Hua Lan is at fault, that's one thing, but if she's not, then this matter needs to be explained.
If not handled properly, the military region's leaders will personally intervene.
As a result, Beijing First People's Hospital was dissolved.
Even if those above don't know, her guardian isn't someone to be easily fooled.
Chu Xiao single-handedly kept Beijing First People's Hospital trending on various platforms for more than ten days, resulting in the dismissal or reprimand of hospital leaders.
I wonder which blind fool dared to hit Hua Lan in the face?
The teachers from the internship office nervously accompanied Lan to the doctors' lounge.
"Director Zhao, you wanted to see me."
Director Zhao is also one of the founding members of the obstetrics and gynecology department. Her medical skills and ethics are impeccable, and she is highly respected by everyone in the hospital.
Seeing Director Zhao's exhausted appearance, the teachers in the internship office glanced around and realized that everyone there was someone not to be trifled with, especially...
The internship office teacher's gaze fell on Zhu Rui; this little girl had gotten herself into big trouble again!
To die!
Her suspicious gaze swept across Zhu Rui and Hua Lan's faces.
Fortunately, Hua Lan only had one handprint on her face, so she didn't suffer any real harm.
She remembered Zhu Rui, that black sheep, all too well.
Zhu Rui was criticized by the department head and her supervising teacher for as long as she interned.
The internship office teacher was in a real bind; her temples were throbbing, giving her a throbbing headache.
Director Zhao composed himself and spoke in a very low voice.
"I called you here today because of this intern."
Upon hearing this, Zhu Rui stuck out her tongue and made a face at Hua Lan, who was standing opposite her.
This smug scene, however, sent chills down the spines of the teachers in the internship office.
"You should think about what to do with Zhu Rui. My department really can't handle her anymore."
Upon hearing this, Zhu Rui's gloating smile froze on her face.
Isn't it Hua Lan's fault? How come she can't be helped?
"Director Zhao, the mistake wasn't mine, it was Hua Lan's," Zhu Rui shouted.
"Alright." Director Zhao took two deep breaths to suppress the anger surging in his chest. "I'll tell you all about what's happened in my department recently!"
The teachers in the internship office were also in a difficult position, fetching water while trying to soothe Director Zhao's emotions.
"Director Zhao, take your time. At our age, we can't compare to these young girls. Our health is our own, so we have to take good care of it."
Director Zhao took the water glass, sipped it slowly, and began to speak in a gentle and detailed manner.
It turns out that Zhu Rui's performance during her internship in the obstetrics and gynecology department displeased her supervising teacher and gave Director Zhao a headache.
Dr. Yang asked her to collect a medical history, but she could never get all the information.
She simply doesn't know how to do things like changing dressings or checking fetal heart rate.
Once the patient's diagnosis is given, she writes the medical record by simply copying the symptoms from the book, without considering the patient's actual discomfort.
Dr. Yang has only been working for two years. Although she is a resident physician, the interns she supervised before were all very good.
Since taking on Zhu Rui, all my work has doubled, and I'm so busy every day that I'm dizzy.
Sometimes, Zhu Rui would argue with patients or their families, and the patients would directly complain to the hospital administration.
Dr. Yang and Director Zhao were invited to the hospital office for tea to apologize to the patient's family.
Let's leave those aside.
What Director Zhao found most intolerable was that Zhu Rui was dishonest, lied, and had no interest in her internship.
Everyone knows that An Xiaoyue has a tablet.
Her tablet contained a lot of information, including some academic papers that required payment to access.
Doctors are usually busy with work and don't have time to search for papers online.
Gradually, I don't know how it happened.
An Xiaoyue's tablet became a shared resource for everyone, and she accompanied the doctor on night shifts in the office every day.
When the on-duty doctor stayed up at night, he would look at the papers she had translated.
Those are all newly published papers and research reports, from which everyone has benefited greatly.
It was originally a good thing for everyone to learn together.
To everyone's surprise, the tablet disappeared while Dr. Yang was on night shift.
We searched the entire department, but couldn't find it.
Everyone asked An Xiaoyue to log in to her account and locate the tablet.
An Xiaoyue said it was fine, since the data was stored in the cloud anyway, so it didn't matter if it was lost.
Hospitals have a high turnover rate of staff, so the matter was eventually dropped.
Only An Xiaoyue, Dr. Yang, and Director Zhao knew.
The tablet was eventually located in a rented apartment building near a medical school.
Dr. Yang only tentatively asked Zhu Rui if she lived in a certain community.
The next morning, An Xiaoyue's tablet appeared in Hua Lan's backpack.
The person who discovered the tablet was Zhu Rui.
This is a classic case of "protesting too much."
Now that the tablet had been returned, the three people in the know wanted to save face for Zhu Rui.
Dr. Yang explained to the entire department that she was distracted during her night shift and forgot where she had put it, and that it had nothing to do with Hua Lan.
Zhu Rui, on the contrary, turned the tables and accused him.
She would often speak ill of Hua Lan in front of the other interns, calling her a thief who dared to do something but didn't dare to admit it.
Hua Lan is gentle and obedient, silently swallowing all her grievances.
"Now I understand that repeated indulgence will not lead to repentance."
As Director Zhao finished speaking, he calmed down.
"I'm exhausted too. Please arrange for Zhu Rui to work in another department."