The hospital's collection department is essentially an agency to solve the problem of medical arrears, and it was established to reduce the hospital's losses rather than create profits. Hospitals use legal and other means to urge patients to pay the medical arrears that have been incurred through legal and compliant means. However, providing financial services to maximize the profits of the department by means of financial loan installments and other methods is not in line with the original intention of the hospital to set up this department and the essence of this department.

Financial services are a double-edged sword, and overly convenient financial services can cause patients and their families to misestimate their affordability. And it's hard to say what the consequences of doing medical expense finance within the hospital – if it does, it might even have serious consequences for doctors overtreating and selling related financial services.

Because of this serious consequence, the management is very strict with the supervision card of the collection department. There is basically no performance appraisal in the usual way. But I still can't resist the efficient work attitude of these social animals who have jumped from other financial institutions - usually 996, now 855. With such a good working environment, the income is not low. In order to stay safe in the collections department, they certainly have to work hard.

That's why I quickly asked Sun Lien to negotiate.

After leaving the collection department, Sun Lien held a pile of documents in his hand, and the expression on his face was very complicated.

Chen Xuebin from the collection department gave a lot of plans, and asked Sun Lien to decide which plan to adopt according to the changes in the actual situation. And Sun Lien spent most of the day just remembering this bunch of plans. When he went out, he found that a manual of each plan was specially stuffed into this pile of documents...... Wouldn't it be nice if you just said that there was an explanation? Isn't that a waste of time?

Sun Lien swayed back to his office, which was still drizzling. But Sun Lien can guess with his buttocks, and after Liu Tangchun's decision is announced, it will be extremely bloody.

To care for such a serious illness, the existing capacity of the Integrated Diagnostic Center alone may not be enough. At least Sun Lien's first diagnosis team can't handle it - even if Xu Yourong joins in with his daughter-in-law Rachel, it is still not enough to complete this level of arduous task.

Xu Yourong was able to deal with some of the content related to the outside world, but in terms of liver and gallbladder and breathing, the first diagnosis team lacked enough experienced manpower to deal with it. Although Sun Lien can find these problems in advance by cheating in the status bar, he also lacks the ability to deal with them.

If Zhang Junyi had to be sent to the comprehensive diagnosis center for hospitalization, then Sun Lien would have to drag the second diagnosis team into the water. Although Professor Zhang himself is an expert in infectious diseases, he has also worked in the anesthesiology department to the deputy senior level. He is definitely more experienced in the maintenance of patients' vital signs.

Although Dr. Ma is an endocrinist, she can also play a huge role in intensive care medicine – at least she can help mediate the patient's internal environment. For such a seriously injured person, controlling blood sugar is also a work of great significance.

Wang Guonan is a disciple of Chen Tianyang, although he is a general surgeon, but his attainments in hepatobiliary surgery are definitely not shallow. After all, Chen Tianyang himself is an industry leader in the study of hepatobiliary surgery and gastrointestinal surgery. If a second operation is needed urgently, Wang Guonan can at least send Zhang Junyi to the operating room of the comprehensive diagnosis center before Chen Tianyang arrives, and open the surgical field in advance.

As for Dr. Chen Xuerong in the Department of Cardiology, although he is not of much use in the treatment of Zhang Junyi for the time being, he is at least a new force.

It's still okay to use it for night shifts!

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"If he is to be transferred to our side, it is definitely not enough to rely on the first diagnosis team. At the morning meeting, after listening to Sun Lien's relay, Professor Zhang Zhifu concluded thoughtfully, "I heard that there should be a doctor in your group, right?"

"Dr. Xu should have returned to China in the next two days, but she has just gotten married, and her marriage leave has not yet been repaired. It doesn't matter when I'll be able to come back. Sun Lien shook his head, saying that he was not sure when Xu Yourong would be able to return to work, "But she is also a doctor, maybe after she gets a domestic license in a few years, she can still come to work with us." ”

"If Dr. Xu is not in place before Zhang Junyi is transferred to the comprehensive diagnosis center, then he will have to ask the neurosurgery department to send at least one doctor to come and support. Professor Zhang Zhifu looked at Sun Lien again, "Doctor Sun, this patient is more complicated, and I personally suggest that it is better for the two groups to deal with it together." ”

Sun Lien couldn't ask for this suggestion, "That's great, I'm worried that it will be too slow to invite people to other departments for consultation." He asked tentatively, "What about ......that?" Shall we rearrange the schedule?"

"It's not too late to make arrangements when the patient's condition is basically stable. Professor Zhang Zhifu is not too anxious about this, after all, Zhang Junyi is still lying in the ICU, and no one knows when he will be stable enough to be transported. "Before the patients are transferred to us, it is more important to deal with the patients at hand first - trying to deal with these patients as much as possible can also help us concentrate our medical forces. ”

A total of four patients are still in the Integrated Diagnostic Centre and have not been discharged. Three of them were admitted to the first diagnosis group - Cao Zhiquan, who was diagnosed with sporadic CJD, Tan Junni, who was hospitalized and undergoing rehabilitation, and Wang Ge, who was suffering from granulomatous vasculitis combined with systemic lupus erythematosus in the quiescent phase. Professor Zhang Zhifu and they treated a patient with hyperosmolar coma ketosis with severe insulin resistance.

With four patients, there are still a lot of vacancies in the current beds in the Integrated Diagnostic Centre. However, with a shortage of nurses, they continued to accept a seriously injured patient under the status quo, and multiple systems throughout the body were fatally hit...... Even if this kind of patient comes out of the ICU, no department will dare to accept it in the future.

Generally speaking, if a patient like Zhang Junyi is lucky enough to survive the post-traumatic recovery period, he will basically stay in the ICU until he can be discharged. Rehabilitation training is then slowly carried out.

But in a place like ICU, regardless of how tight the beds are, this cost is not affordable for ordinary people. Brain herniation plus thoracic and lumbar burst fracture plus severe liver rupture, to live to the point where you can be discharged, let alone a well-off home, even small entrepreneurs can't bear this kind of expense.

In this way, the comprehensive diagnosis center has the best conditions and can provide the most department services. And more importantly...... It's cheap to be hospitalized at a comprehensive diagnostic center.