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but ye tao is good, really can hold up the boat in the pri nister's belly, so inded to watch, a tter has nothing to do with their own high-hanging attitude.
"regardless of what i'doing, i'here for a eting, not for a fight." ye tao **iled slightly.
one side of the white g predecessor nodded satisfied, re feel that it is right to follow ye tao out to work alone.
"that's true, but this ti it's really thanks to your prescripn, otherwise our current dical thods will really bessible to get this cholera. you've done a lot of work this ti, and when it's over, do you want to give you a prize party or sothing? " yellow iron **iled slightly.
bece of this cholera, yellow iron is also y like headless flies.
fortunately, with ye tao's prescripn, yellow iron saw hope.
after all, it's a vi. it's a cure for life.
"director huang, you are going too far. when do we bee doctors, and do our job ill have to be so entiastic about our teachers and people? you're gonna do this. i'll stay out of it next ti. " ye tao said solely on his face.
frobeginning to end, ye tao thought he was a doctor.
treating patients and saving people is the job of a doctor. if you value other things outside of your body, you will lose your responsibilities as a doctor.
today's doctor intry is broken by so people with ulter tives.
", that's to be honest with you. i appreciate you re and re. well, t call if you have anything to do in the future. i can help you. "
"well, it's a pity that people like you should..."
" sure you can get out on your own." yellow iron wants to talk and stop.
what huang tie wants to say is that he values ye tao very ch, but unfortunately he has lited ability.
and dical wizards like ye tao should have to go to a better hospital to work.
however, think that ye tao is still so young, being a doctor is also a hun being, should go out on his own.
"no proble thank you, secretary wong, for taking care of it." ye tao didn't say thank you any re.
the two talked casually, and then ye tao and baiqi's predecessor returned to the clubhe.
as soon as he arrived at the gate of the club, ye tao saw a very faliar figure.
closer to see, it was wei n.
"why are you here so soon?" ye tao was surprised to see wei n ing to l city so soon.
t now wei n called hiand said he was ing, but ye tao didn't expect to be so soon.
" side of the tter has been arranged, grandfather will also take care of, thinking that the paper is not written, want you to check, i will e first." wei n bhed slightly.
she also knew that she was a little huliated to be here so soon.
ke oneself seeto want to run away with people, see others leave first and hurriedly catch up with the
"is it really t about the paper?" ye tao looked at wei n and asked deliberately with a **ile.
when wei n heard ye tao say this, he bowed his head and shook her lips.
when he looked up again, ye tao nced angrily at ye tao.
"all right, you're tired, too. he jing will pour ss wei n so water to drink. let have a look at the paper." ye tao sat down without earras**ent.
wei n t breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly handed the printed paper to ye tao.
ye tao is also not wele, brought it over and began to look carefully.
although he has not published a paper, but also read a lot, ye tao at a nce, the paper is extrely rigor, at least there is no problewith the fort.
ye tao's paper is not thick, only about twenty pages, but the weight is very heavy.
it can be said that there is no ety words in it, all around the treatnt of kidney dage is tified.
"how ch do you think this paper is worth?" ye tao looked at wei n for a few eyes, and then asked wei n.
"priceless."
wei n, who was drinking water, said casually.
"of course, you can't say it so absolutely, and i'sure it's not low if you want to evaluate it. but for patients, this is priceless. after all, in the treatnt of kidney injury in tradinal chinese dicine, so are not only reference value, it is a kind of guiding ideology. "
"for a paper like this, i think it's better to put it into the top gazines and pedicals in china." wei n thought about it.
frothe beginning of hearing ye tao say that he wants to open his own dical website, wei n has so opposin but did not say explicitly.
"well, your idea kes sense. however, i athinking about the future. as far as the current dostic dical developnt, esese dicine, is concerned, say nothing else, such as pedicals. to tell you the truth, i don't think anything can be called the real top. "
"in opin, dical journals and so on are not to provide a reference for the treatnt of a particr disease, but to provide a guiding ideology, which is the significance of the journal." ye tao **iled.
wei n turned around when he heard this sentence and looked deeply at ye tao.
there is no doubt that ye tao's sentence is a little irritating to her.
the truth also de itssible for her to refute it.
"your idea is very good, but i think i can give you so advice." wei n hesitated to look at ye taoter.
"oh, what do you want to say?"
wei n said this, ye tao suddenly curi.
we should know that wei nke is a solid high-quality student, but also a source of tradinal chinese dicine, in theory has a very high attainnts.
"it's sile, i know you want to build a profesnal dical tfor which isrtant, but the content is rertant, and it's hard to do that without enough content to support it."
"at present, we only have one paper, although it is very good to say, not the average person can get it out, but the dical coverage is very extensive, only part of the truth is difficult to support." wei n said serily.
she knows what ye tao is doing, but for now, it's far froenough.
"you also know that no tter at ho and abroad, any dical journal gazine, it is ted all the year round to e to this day. what we have now is very short of content, which is a big proble "he said. wei n said.
ye tao listened attentively to the constant nodding of his head.
of course, he kneei n was worried about. in fact, ye tao had already realized these proble.
"in fact, what you're talking about is ultitely a tter of talent. i have a n for you to e over this ti, but i don't know if you'll say yes. i want to leave the website to you to operate, you are responsible for the content, you connect to set up an audit tea "
"in the future, it's definitely not t that we'll publish papers on it, there will be other doctors, and then you'll be in charge of auditing and picking out breakthroughs and achievers. what do you think?" asked ye tao.
judging frowei n's dical skills, ye tao believes she has the ability to be petent.
wei n in and her grandfather, ster wei, but also xu tiejun, as well as the white g elders of these old chinese dicine, the audit teacan be said to be beginning to take shape.
"i'fine, but i have a quesn. why do you have to do this?" wei n asked curily.
in wei n's view, ye tao did not take into ount the issue of interests frothe beginning of doing this thing.
of course, the interests are all external things, as a doctor, in faany people willck ney.
at the very least, it is no probleto intain food and clothing or even a well-off society.
"it's sile, bece i want re people to get treatnt. i don't know if i told you that all the papers on the website we de were free of charge. "
"this can help other doctors, if a paper can help a hundred doctors, a doctor can at least treat hundreds of patients of the sa type, so it is cost-effective to go on." ye tao zhenyou said.
this is ye tao's original intenn.
hearing this sentence, wei n did not feel iressed by ye tao.
ny doctors, especially tradinal chinese dicine, do not want to pass on their own technology, such as so secret recipes and so on.
in that case, their ability to eat would be lost, which would be tantaunt to teaching disciples to starve to death, and ye tao really **elled of selflessness.