This is a ridiculous statement. How can an operation with a mortality rate of more than 60% provide a source of disease to the hospital? Kawei couldn't help but shake his head when he heard it.

Marcus has worked in the obstetrics department for several years and has heard these words no less than ten times. Now that the issue of ward allocation has become difficult to compromise, he can only put down his harsh words:

"Dean, no matter how you look at it, the admission of patients in the obstetrics department complies with the new national policy and is the basis for the hospital to stabilize the source of the disease, and surgery can only be regarded as the icing on the cake at best. If Ignatz is in the next cesarean section,

If I screw up the operation again, I will have no choice but to bring my colleagues to see you."

"Then let's wait until the cesarean section is over."

Marcus glanced at Alina not far away, and could only leave angrily.

This is a disguised form of forced marriage, but Marcus has such capital.

The obstetrics department has quietly surpassed the tepid surgery department and become the second largest department in the municipal general hospital. Both the number of patients and the cure rate are much higher than those of the surgery department. However, such a department allows patients to squeeze in extra beds, even with the surgery department.

It is obviously inappropriate to divide the gynecology department equally into the third ward.

"Alina, why are you here?" The dean's sharp eyes quickly recognized Kawei, "This must be Mr. Kawei, who has been quite popular recently."

Alina didn't know how to bring up this matter, but Kawei had no scruples and instead raised his voice: "We want to apply for two empty rooms next to the anatomy room to be used as laboratories."

Marcus had just left and had not yet gone downstairs. When he heard this sentence from afar, he immediately reacted: "Wait! Those two rooms are mine. They will be used as the intensive care unit of the obstetrics department to house those with high fever after childbirth."

pregnant woman."

"Why bother to say that? Can't we just say she is a pregnant woman in the first ward?"

Perhaps influenced by Semmelweis's dismissal, Kawei became unusually angry: "After all, 9 out of 10 high fever patients come from the first ward, and the mortality rate is 10%."

Marcus was hit on a sore point and began to avoid the key point of the problem and instead attacked Kavi's identity: "Who are you?"

"An unknown surgical assistant."

"Surgical assistant?" Marcus was furious, "And the surgical mortality rate is much higher than ours. Ignatz has to be polite when he sees me. What qualifications do you have to speak to me like this?"

"

"That's not true. The mortality rate in the first obstetrics ward is only higher than that of epithelioma resection, lithotomy, lithotripsy, hemorrhoidectomy, cleft lip repair, most rhinoplasties, strabismus correction, and partial hemangioma resection.

It’s just a high level of skill, it’s really very low.”

The same sentence completely changed in Kawei's mouth.

Marcus couldn't convince him. After all, these were facts. He could only curse: "Dean, it's a disaster for people like this to stay in the hospital!"

The dean shook his head repeatedly: "No, no, Marcus, he is now Ignatz's first assistant, and he has completed several operations very beautifully. Even among the patients he managed personally, there was not a single death."

This statement is obviously helping Kawei, because Kawei only has one patient in total, Eston. But as long as the number of patients is blurred, this 0% mortality rate is quite shocking.

"No way..." Marcus shouted in disbelief, "How could an assistant do this?"

Kawei once again sorted out the chain of evidence he prepared [1]. Although it was earlier than originally planned, in order to win the laboratory, he still needed to solve the ward problem: "I finally understand. It turns out that Semel

That's how Dr. Weiss left the hospital."

This name seemed like a bombshell, and all three people, including the dean, cast strange glances.
Chapter completed!