"Director Huo, my thesis has been written." Ling Ran worked as an assistant in the emergency room during the day, and during his breaks he looked up information and wrote the thesis. It only took him two days to write the article.

This speed was so fast that Huo Congjun frowned and reminded: "You can write the paper slowly, there is no need to rush."

"Because the writing went smoothly." Ling Ran's explanation was brief and blunt.

"Don't underestimate the paper, no matter how small it is, it needs to be written carefully." Huo Congjun said, opening Ling Ran's paper and started reading.

He read very quickly, scanning the title of the paper, skimming the abstract, and even scanning the cases.

However, when he reached the end, Huo Congjun couldn't help but scan from back to front again.

"It's quite interesting." Huo Congjun commented: "It's more complete than the previous thesis outline."

His vision is very high, and it is not easy to say "interesting" to a small paper on a single case.

Several doctors sitting in the office writing cases, medical histories, reports and forms all turned around involuntarily.

The emergency department of Yunhua Hospital adopts a large office model. Everyone, including the department director and chief physician, works in a very large office, which is enough to cover two classrooms.

However, unlike the workrooms of private companies, there are not many office workers in the emergency department. Everyone can be assigned a position facing the window. The only side facing the corridor is filled with various filing cabinets, filing cabinets, and coffee tables.

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As for the middle part of the empty office, it is occupied by a large conference table. The hospital departments have three or four meetings every week, either to discuss the case, to reflect on the death case behind closed doors, or to convey the spirit of the superiors.

In an office like this, no secrets can be hidden.

As the center of power, Huo Congjun is the focus of everyone's attention.

As soon as Huo Congjun's evaluation came to light, a deputy director came over with a smile and said: "Director Huo, have you seen the good article?"

"Xiao Ling is still very savvy." Huo Congjun twisted the printing paper, flipped it up and down, scanned it twice, then handed it out and said: "Doctor Du is the thesis expert in our department, you should also take a look."

A good thesis writer just writes a lot, but that doesn't mean the quality of the thesis is high enough, otherwise he wouldn't be able to give in to the deputy director.

Within the hospital system, patients need good surgeries, and well-written papers are the needs of the medical community.

Dr. Du, however, was quite satisfied with the title of "Thesis Expert". He humbly said, "I'm just lucky" while accepting Ling Ran's paper.

In view of Huo Congjun's evaluation, Dr. Du was very serious when he read it.

Dr. Du finished reading the more than 1,000-word paper, including the previous abstract and the data listed later, within a few minutes. After turning the last page, Dr. Du couldn't help but look at Ling Ran, staring at his edges.

He looked at his clearly handsome face carefully for ten seconds without moving away.

"How is it?" Huo Congjun looked a little proud, as if he was showing off his collection at home.

"It seems that Ling Ran really has experience in stopping bleeding with bare hands, but the writing is a bit rough, and the English abstract does not meet the standards of academic journals." Dr. Du's mentality was a little strange.

The main reason why he became a paper expert is that he has long-term research and practice in the writing and writing of papers. In short, he has gained experience in writing papers.

Others only need to perform 100 operations to find three or five cases and write a paper. He only needs to perform three to five operations to find a point to publish a paper.

When others publish a paper, they have to go through the headaches of rejection, major revision, minor revision, etc., but he often publishes it with only minor revision.

Dr. Du also practiced English very hard and successfully published many English papers, which was very impressive.

However, the reason why medical papers are medical papers is that they are ultimately about medical matters.

Dr. Du can now publish a core Chinese journal in one or two months. With a little more effort, he can publish an English paper that meets SCI standards.

But it would be more difficult to go further.

In the final analysis, it is still limited by his medical skills.

If the technology is weak, it is difficult to perform difficult surgeries, and there are few pioneering medical innovations. It is easy to write two papers on ordinary surgeries, but it is difficult to publish a good one.

Ling Ran's paper is exactly the opposite of Dr. Du's paper.

If Dr. Du's own paper was made of water, Ling Ran's paper was as dry as wood struck by lightning.

His prose is lackluster, and the language he writes is plain at best and vulgar at worst.

However, the core point of view, which is full of technical flavor, is what Dr. Du can't get.

In the final analysis, it is actually because Ling Ran has sufficient technical skills and is well-targeted, so the content he writes is naturally of extraordinary value.

In summary, the interrupted suturing and tang suturing that Ling Ran currently masters are both at the master level. The interrupted vertical mattress suturing is not specialized, but hemostasis with bare hands is a first-level skill book found in the intermediate treasure chest, and it can be directly upgraded to the perfect level.

The perfect manual hemostasis is unique in Yunhua Hospital. If it is extended to Changxi Province, it may be one of the best.

When writing a paper with such a technical level, there is a lot that can be written.

Medicine is an academic field that strives for excellence. During surgery, if you cut more or less, the patient's prognosis will definitely be different.

In the paper, there are too many details about Ling Ran's technique of stopping bleeding with his bare hands that could be written down in detail.

It is only a little over a thousand words. If Ling Ran was not familiar with the writing of the paper, he could save half the time.

"The text really needs to be revised, and the English abstract also needs to be rewritten..." Huo Congjun said this, smiled, and asked: "Where do you want to publish it?"

"I have never published a paper." Ling Ran told the truth.

"You can read "Chinese Journal of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine." Huo Congjun only said one sentence, and then added: "Their publishing fee is relatively high, it seems to cost five to six thousand yuan. When the time comes, you can write an application and the unit will fill in the form of our hospital.

, the publishing fee will be reimbursed to you by the department."

"Okay." Ling Ran didn't ask any further questions.

"Write carefully, and if you don't understand something, go ask Xiao Huang." The Xiao Huang Huo Congjun mentioned was the graduate student he taught.

Many of the director-level doctors at Yunhua Hospital hold teaching positions at Yunhua University. Some of the more powerful ones, such as Huo Congjun, hold the title of master's degree director.

Xiao Huang gave him three years of training. In fact, the chance of getting hired was not as good as that of a resident doctor, but it was better than that of a resident doctor with a bachelor's degree in terms of writing a thesis.

When Ling Ran went out, Huo Congjun said with a smile: "Dr. Du, didn't the burn patient from the factory explosion a few days ago need an out-of-hospital consultation? Remember to notify the Medical Affairs Department and add Qi Zhenhai from the provincial hospital."

"Add Qi Zhenhai in?" Dr. Du repeated it strangely, then he came to his senses and quickly agreed.

All the doctors in the office lowered their heads secretly, expecting to see a good show.

Nowadays, everyone is online. The video of Ling Ran inserting one hand into the abdominal cavity of a patient and stopping the bleeding with his bare hands has been discussed privately by people in the industry.

Of course, there is no second place in military affairs and no first place in medicine. There are always people who love to show off and are not satisfied with private discussions. Among those who make public comments, Qi Zhenhai from the Provincial Hospital is the most scolded.

Regarding this, Huo Congjun naturally would not simply think that he was criticizing Ling Ran.

The chief surgeon at that time was Huo Congjun himself!

However, although Huo Congjun is online, he has no habit of posting comments online.

When he wants to scold someone, he usually chooses various meetings in the same industry.
Chapter completed!