The vice president of business rounds are activities in which the heads of relevant functional departments are led by the vice president of business to go to the departments on a regular basis in a planned manner to implement medical management activities through on-site rounds.

The functional departments participating in the ward rounds of the vice president of business are: heads of relevant departments of functional departments such as the medical department, the nursing department, the pharmacy department, and the infection management department.

According to the provisions of the dean's ward round system of this hospital, the vice president of business is to make rounds every Wednesday, and under special circumstances, it is temporarily decided to check one clinical department or medical technology department at a time, mainly clinical departments.

For each ward round, the first step is to enter the ward to check the medical quality of one or two inpatients, and the cases to be examined are temporarily randomly sampled by the medical department, focusing on critical, difficult or new technology projects.

Today is Monday, and Dean Li, as the vice president of business of this hospital, has decided to make today's ward rounds, which should be a temporary decision.

Since it is an ad hoc decision, sometimes one department is checked, and sometimes two or three departments may be checked.

No matter how many departments will be checked today, Wallen only cares about one, and that is the old cadre rest ward.

As an unrelated person who was fortunate enough to be taken on ward rounds, Warlene didn't talk much, just followed the back of the line, and the group went straight to the fifth floor of the internal medicine inpatient department: the old dry rest ward.

The vice president of business made rounds, and the nurse at the door did not have the courage to stop him, and the security guards guarding the ward did not ask, and the director and head nurse of the old cadre rest ward greeted him and accompanied Dean Li into one of the wards.

Warlene did not follow, and after entering the gate, she walked further and further away from the main army.

The walls and ceilings on both sides of the hallway were much different from the last time she left, with foam billboards made of WordArt stickers, colorful balloons interspersed with blank spaces, and pendant paper cutouts hanging from the ceiling, all of which clearly told Warlene that the celebration that had been held here had used the fruits of her and her friends' labor.

Passing by Bai Lao's hospital room, Warlene walked in.

There were only two people in the ward, Bai Lao and the nurse, Bai Lao sat quietly on the hospital bed and cut paper, on the bed, on the ground, and on the bedside table, there were colorful scraps of paper, and the colored paper that had been cut into shape was placed next to Bai Lao's pillow.

The nurse, a girl in her twenties, was sitting on a stool next to her bedside knitting a sweater, with a paper bag at her feet and a ball of yarn attached to the sweater.

The girl's eyes were always staring at Bai Lao, and only when she needed to change her line, she looked down at the sweater in her hand, and Warlene felt that the girl knitted the sweater was very similar to the appearance of Bai Lao when her eyes were cut out before the operation, all by her touch.

After playing with Officer Wu all day, Wallen also learned a lot of common knowledge from Officer Wu about the inside of the hospital, such as the difference between nurses and nurses.

The nurses in Hospital Z are regular employees, and the nurses are temporary workers, and there are two types of nurses.

One kind of nurse is an older aunt, who does some chores such as hygiene, doorguarding, running errands, etc., and sometimes does the work of nursing patients, such as caring for patients, feeding vegetables, serving feces and urine, and accompanying patients to exercise, etc., which are basically manual and rough work.

Another type of nurse is a young girl who studied nursing and was recruited to the hospital temporarily because of a shortage of staff when she was looking for a job and did not pass the hospital exams when looking for a job.

When they first entered the hospital, they did both the work of first nurses and nurses, and the hospital decided whether to make them professional nurses, continue to work as nurses, or dismiss them based on their performance.

If they become professional nurses, they are also nurses in terms of title, but they have no formal establishment and cannot be on duty alone, so they are so-called nursing nurses.