Dr. Liu's mind changed rapidly, and he only learned 1/10,000 of those medical materials to treat some common diseases.

Moreover, this kind of miracle medicine that quickly stops diarrhea is only one of their standing medicines, so you can imagine what kind of medical capital this Huayitang has.

If this Chinese medical hall is established, the business of a private medical center like itself will definitely be greatly affected.

But listen to what Minister Xiaobao said, this Huayitang was built by the Ministry of State-owned Assets of Huaxia State, and the way of competition between individuals is definitely not effective, and it is impossible for anyone to compete with the industries that Huaxia State is involved in.

Carpenters, blacksmiths, cooks, even the simplest farming, Huaxia can grow different tricks.

However, this has an advantage in China, that is, under the management mode of "self-flowing posts", anyone can participate in any industry that they are good at with their ability.

Since Huaxia has decided to establish Huayitang, the best way to deal with it is to integrate quickly, as the demise of countless individual industries has already illustrated.

"So, can I choose a job at Huayitang?" Dr. Liu asked worriedly.

"Huayitang will make an announcement at that time, you should pay attention to their requirements for relevant jobs at that time."

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With the popularity brought by this kind of righteous qi water, which was an elixir for them, it didn't take long for Huayitang to officially appear in front of the people of Huaxia.

The headquarters of Huayitang is located in the middle of the urban unit, in a separate district, divided into a pharmacy and a diagnostic area.

The diagnostic area is well understood and is mainly the place used to diagnose the patient's condition.

The diagnosis area is divided into two areas, one area is the original doctors in Huaxia City, after volunteering to join Huayitang, while constantly learning new medical knowledge system, using some traditional treatment methods to solve some diseases that ordinary drugs do not work.

The other area is the intern doctors trained by Huaxia through the modern medical knowledge system.

Since this is an almost new field, there is only information, no leader, and it is completely up to them to explore.

Moreover, because the diagnostic method of Western medicine is very dependent on medical testing instruments, there is no way to diagnose some complex diseases before training qualified instrument operators.

However, through some simple body temperature, blood pressure and electrocardiogram detection, it is still possible to use the computer's big data retrieval ability to screen out all the diseases that meet the measurement results, and then further screen according to the specific symptoms of the patient, and finally find the appropriate cause.

Although in the eyes of people in the real world, this way of diagnosis is simply child's play.

But for people in other worlds, it is also a helpless move to find a cause that may or may be accurate to find some problems that cannot be solved by traditional methods.

At the very least, there is a difference between the feeling of having a cure and not having one, one is waiting for death, and the other is that there is hope.

Therefore, at present, the main diagnosis method of Huayitang is still traditional Chinese medicine, but after the cause is determined, more drugs and treatment methods can be used, which improves the medical efficiency.

For some commonly used medicines, such as the "miracle drug" banlangan, which are simple and have no side effects, they are distributed to the canteens of all urban units according to a certain proportion.

Because some medications can be irritating to the stomach and intestines, it is better to take them after meals.

Moreover, warm boiled water in the canteen is the most indispensable thing, and it is more convenient to take medicine.

Using the existing identity authentication platform of the canteen, the cost of the medicine can be settled at the same time.

Originally, according to what Wei Minsheng said, Huayitang directly sold these family standing medicines to each family, and the people in the family had any small problems with headache and brain fever, which could be dealt with in their own homes, so as to reduce the number of people who went to Huayitang for treatment.

After discussing it, the people of the Ministry of State-owned Assets and Assets Management felt that this was inconvenient and could cause a huge waste of medicines.

Because those drugs have an expiration date, if they cannot be used within the retention period, they must be recalled and harmless.

It can be treated according to the harmless process of drugs, which is much more complicated than ordinary garbage disposal.

Expired drugs are easy to decompose and evaporate in the natural environment, and if a large number of expired drugs are thrown into the domestic garbage station and landfilled with the soil, it will cause great harm to the soil and water sources.

This kind of harm is far-reaching, after the dissolution of toxic decomposition products of drugs, it will pollute land and water sources, and will destroy the biological chain of people, animals and plants.

Some antibiotics that exist in the environment will eventually enter the human body through people's drinking water, meat and vegetables, and food, and once people get sick, they are more likely to develop drug resistance, resulting in an increasing amount of drugs.

And the kind of medical service model that Wei Minsheng found directly from the real world also has a very serious drug waste.

Let's say someone goes to the hospital and the doctor prescribes a lot of medicines.

Maybe the doctor is prescribing a five-day dose, but in fact the patient is cured after only two days, so what to do with the rest of the medicine?

Because the drugs prescribed by these doctors are only for a certain condition, and there are combinations of multiple drugs, it is impossible to save them for the same disease next time.

After a period of time, these medicines, which no longer need to be taken anymore, can only be disposed of as garbage, which invisibly increases the pollution of soil and groundwater.

It may not be possible for one person to do this, but if every patient is in the same situation, the number of sources of pollution is terrible.

Therefore, in the eyes of the Chinese people, who have a very strong awareness of environmental protection, this method of directly selling commonly used drugs to the people in large quantities is not advisable.

In the end, after fierce debate and voting by relevant technical personnel, it was decided to put the commonly used drugs in a thermostatic cabinet in the canteen, which was managed by the canteen staff and sold to the people.

Since the cafeteria is a place that almost everyone has to visit every day, the sales of medicines can also be miniaturized and refined to the greatest extent possible.

For example, if someone suffers from dysentery, they do not need to buy a box of 10 bottles of Zhengqi Water, but only need to buy a one-time dose.

If the medication has taken effect, it can be stopped at any time without wasting the medication.

Under such a drug management model, Huayitang's pharmacy has actually become a drug warehouse, and its main job is to distribute and distribute routine drugs in various canteens, so as to use these drugs as much as possible within the shelf life.

This approach not only maximizes the social and economic value of these drugs, but also minimizes the environmental impact of expired drugs.