"Even relatives must have taken this step by considering all aspects of interest. Therefore, if you want to convince a natural person to voluntarily donate his or her organs for transplantation after death, you must pay a certain price."

"Our charity platform can make publicity, for example, thanks to someone who signed an organ donation agreement before his death, so when the donor's organ can match a transplant in need, we are willing to fund all the medical expenses of this organ transplant, but at a limit of 1 million yuan."

"Then, from a professional perspective and humane considerations, the hospital provides some help to the donor's relatives to improve their lives. This is the hospital's spontaneous behavior. The donor is grateful to the rescue and continuation of his life and is willing to give some gratitude to the donor's family. This is also worthy of advocacy and encouragement..."

Wang Zhongcang talked about the thoughts in his heart one by one with Zhao Weiqiao.

After Lan Feiyan walked away, she kept paying attention to the situation around him. Fortunately, in this water-friendly wetland park,

No one else is here for a walk.

Wang Zhongcang made this phone call for half an hour.

He clearly felt Zhao Weiqiao's emphasis on him and on this matter.

Although he himself was the one who proposed this matter, he did not have much hope for donations in this direction.

In the past ten things that are not satisfactory in life, he is not a savior, and can meet the needs of every patient.

This country cannot guarantee that every patient who needs liver transplantation can be treated in a timely manner. He is just a person, so what can he use to guarantee it?

So, in the end, Wang Zhongcang comforted Zhao Weiqiao, saying that this was just a way of thinking, but because it involved many institutions and all aspects, there was no need to be too anxious to do it.

...

After finishing the call with Wang Zhongcang, Zhao Weiqiao sorted out his thoughts in his heart and called Liu Linghui's mobile phone number: "Leader, there is something I want to report to you."

After a long time? Wait until he finished speaking? After a while, Liu Linghui's calm voice sounded: "This? I will consider it. I ask you? You also think that the doctors in the hospital nowadays are a little insufficient in reserve?"

"Western medicine is like this. Our front-line police officers have a particularly profound experience. Many injured brothers can only go to large regional hospitals for help. And they may not be able to receive good treatment. There are too few high-level doctors. This may be related to the current training methods of our medical school. Although it is a five-year or eight-year school, the time to really get in contact with clinical medicine and the actual patient? It is during the internship period."

"Wang Zhongcang also told me about their accounting examples today. Accounting major? I studied basic professional subjects in my freshman year. Theoretically, if I pass the assessment, I can get in touch with accounts, so they often try their best to find an internship in the unit at the beginning of my junior year. Every year, the four majors recruit outstanding students from key accounting universities to intern and come into contact with various cases? By the time I graduated from my senior year, the outstanding ones among them can already handle various accounts independently."

"Of course, the medical community? Because it is to prescribe medicine for the human body, it cannot be treated as rashly as finance? But? I personally think that it is indeed a bit late for the hospital that did not start seeking internships until my senior year."

"The medical student with an eight-year school-based school is already 26 years old, and he will have to practice for a few more years before he can start operating independently. And a person's peak period is nothing more than before he is fifty-five, and his energy and physical strength will decline. It can be said that no matter how outstanding a doctor is, the most trustworthy time in his life, is only 20 to 30 years. This career is really too short."

Soon, Liu Linghui from the other side of the mobile phone also sighed: "The peak period of Western medicine's surgery is indeed too short. However, the issue of school system is a national education problem, not alone. We have such regrets. Rather than trying to solve this problem, it is better to start a new idea."

Zhao Weiqiao's eyes flashed: "Let's start a different idea? Are you talking about traditional Chinese medicine?"

Liu Linghui on the phone smiled this time: "Traditional Chinese medicine has unique dialectical ideas and treatment methods, and Chinese medicine does not advocate surgery, so the peak period of traditional Chinese medicine can be delayed to sixty or even seventy."

"Of course, traditional Chinese medicine also has limitations, namely the supply of medicinal materials, the accuracy of cutting pulses and severing diseases, and the prescription. However, traditional Chinese medicine fundamentally solves the problem."

"Since Wang Zhongcang has such kindness, can he consider appropriately funding some traditional Chinese medicine institutions to cultivate qualified young traditional Chinese medicine doctors?"

"The liver transplantation is because of the lack of the surgeon and the lack of healthy liver. It is impossible to take too fast. His donation should not be consumed very quickly, right?"

"If you have the chance in the future, you might as well explore what he means. When the liver transplantation platform stabilizes, if he still has the energy to do so, can he get involved in traditional Chinese medicine?"

When Zhao Weiqiao heard this, he couldn't help but feel embarrassed: "Leader, Wang Zhongcang was because his future father-in-law is a famous Western medicine knife and the director of gastrosurgery. He remembered to fund liver transplantation, but he was afraid that he might not agree to invest in traditional Chinese medicine."

Liu Linghui chuckled: "I understand what you said, and I just have this idea. After all, there are too few entrepreneurs like him who can make money and are willing to make large investments in charity. If you have the opportunity, you can ask him first, but it doesn't have to be his consent."

Zhao Weiqiao immediately complained in his heart. Once a person of our level speaks, how could he not think carefully about it?

Well, after a while, after this liver transplant charitable donation platform is operating stably, if he encounters difficulties, he will ask Wang Zhongcang what he means!

...

After finishing the call with Zhao Weiqiao, Wang Zhongcang held Lan Feiyan and continued to stroll in the wetland park.

Soon, he found that Lan Feiyan wanted to speak but stopped, so he smiled and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Actually, although my father is a Western doctor, he does not reject traditional Chinese medicine." Lan Feiyan looked at him with a gaze: "I was thinking that not many people can get donors in time. Most middle-aged and elderly people actually hope to treat them through non-surgical methods. In this regard, traditional Chinese medicine may be more effective."

"You don't want your dad to be too tired. You often do some surgeries that suddenly come in, and then you can get off work on time and spend more time with your mom?" Wang Zhongcang joked with a smile.

"It's a blessing that my mother is a university professor. She doesn't have many classes and is not busy with work. She usually has time to take care of me. If she is busy with jobs, how hard will her children have to suffer?" Lan Feiyan curled her lips: "Actually, when I was in high school, the subject I most wanted to apply for was Chinese medicine."
Chapter completed!