A week passed in the blink of an eye.
It was once again the day for Li Xu to hold his clinic at the City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
On this day, Li Xu didn't go straight to his consultation room. Instead, he first went to the dean's office.
"Dean Song, I'd like to talk to you about reforming the oncology department."
Li Xu got straight to the point.
Dean Song had been worrying about this very matter.
For a long time, despite being a "Grade-A Tertiary" hospital, the City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine had held an awkward position in Feng City's healthcare system.
Though it was a hospital of traditional medicine, many of its departments followed the Western medical model. Its specialties weren't distinct, and it lacked a competitive edge.
Since Li Xu became a specially-appointed expert, his medical skills had indeed brought the hospital considerable fame and a stream of new patients.
