Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic-Chapter 230 - 143: Justice Reclaimed, Arriving Together to Give Thanks (Part 3)

Chapter 230: Chapter 143: Justice Reclaimed, Arriving Together to Give Thanks (Part 3)

At this moment, to make Li Jingsheng let him off, he first played the victim, then pleaded bitterly.

"Haven’t I already said it? It’s enough as long as you help me eliminate the bad influence."

Li Jingsheng confirmed again.

"Thank you, thank you! Police officer, journalist, you all heard it, please be my witnesses!"

Mr. Kuang felt that these two parties were very credible.

He wanted them to help testify for him.

Neither party paid him any attention.

"Alright, the ins and outs of the matter have been thoroughly investigated. Sign your name on this record and hurry to publish an apology in the Sunshine Clinic’s notice. Considering your special situation on our side, we’ll try to get you lenient treatment. Be ready to be summoned at any moment."

Seeing that the suspect was both in the late stage of cancer and had a hip injury, making it difficult even to walk.

They didn’t dare to take him back to the station.

Just like those old men in their eighties or nineties, committing a crime, catching them, and soon releasing them again.

If they don’t release them, what else can they do? They still have to feed them.

If diseases like heart disease or hypertension suddenly attack and the person dies at the station, it would be even more troublesome.

Now that both parties have reached a settlement, the suspect’s crime was not successfully carried out and will mostly face light punishment.

...

Soon, the police left, Mr. Kuang’s family also left, and the onlookers had long scattered.

But the female journalist lingered in the clinic, reluctant to leave.

"It’s been less than a month, and there are quite a few changes in your clinic! You’ve even added an extra employee."

Li Jingsheng sat behind the consultation desk fiddling with medical records, anyway, he kept silent.

Tang Ping chose to follow the boss’s attitude in handling matters.

Went into the infusion room to clean up.

The female journalist looked at Xiaogao.

This young man looked simple-minded, it should be easy to get some useful information from him.

"Doctor, busy huh! I didn’t see you last time I came over, did you recently join?"

"Yes! The lady is really beautiful, but..."

Xiaogao looked at the female journalist, showing a look of pity.

"But what?"

Being complimented on her looks, she was quite pleased.

Instinctively pursued the question.

"It’s just that the freckles on your face mar the appearance a bit. I have here a health supplement that specifically regulates endocrine, which can reduce the occurrence of freckles, it’s an international big brand..."

Xiaogao may appear simple-minded, but when selling health supplements, he’s not simple-minded at all.

The female journalist was fooled for quite a while before realizing under the photographer’s hint, giving Xiaogao an annoyed glare.

"Oh, you even fool the journalist! I almost believed you and bought this box of medicine. I have helped your clinic before, understand? Don’t be so naughty next time."

After saying this, the female journalist looked at Li Jingsheng behind the consultation desk.

"Boss, we’re leaving now! We know you don’t like us, but actually, we journalists are not at all bad, it’s only those who have done bad things who are afraid of us."

"Take care, both of you!"

Hearing that they were leaving, Li Jingsheng let out a big sigh of relief.

"Oh, there’s a smile now, huh! Boss, you’re so realistic!"

The female journalist mocked him.

"Not only realistic, but simply the slyest doctor I’ve ever seen." the photographer added.

Li Jingsheng started to pretend to be stoic again, no longer paying attention to them.

The female journalist waved at him and then truly left.

"Boss, they said you’re the slyest doctor, why don’t you refute?"

Xiaogao said with some anger.

"It’s okay, someday let them take a stroll around the Quick Recovery Clinic, they’ll know what being outdone really means. Our clinic here is already quite conscientious."

Li Jingsheng definitely wouldn’t argue with the photographer.

No need for that.

Two days later, Mr. Kuang’s apology statement to the Sunshine Clinic appeared in the newspaper.

This storm had come to an end.

The news from the female journalist, Chu Yao, after the interview, never made it to publication.

This allowed Li Jingsheng, who had been worried, to breathe a slight sigh of relief.

Fame is scarier for people than swine are for fatness.

Being able to avoid getting involved in such incidents is the best outcome.

Now he just wants to earn money steadily.

In two days of effort, he earned 136 life points. Meanwhile, the proficiency in Bone Touching Skill increased by 42 points over these days.

This means he has touched the bones of 42 patients in total.

The growth rate of proficiency is quite good.

The main reason is that patients in the second hospital are plentiful.

If he didn’t just work there for two hours a day, the increase in proficiency in the Bone Touching Skill would have been greater.

Bone Touching Skill Proficiency: 209.2/500.

Life points 270.

Just 21 more life points are needed to upgrade Bone Touching Skill to the Minor Achievement level.

Unfortunately, tomorrow is Saturday, he can’t go to the manual therapy clinic room of the second hospital to earn life points.

What Li Jingsheng urgently wants to improve, besides Bone Touching Skill, are the two medical skills of drug efficacy and pharmacokinetics.

In the last week, he encountered three rather difficult-to-treat patients.

The medicine prescribed to them worked somewhat less effectively.

Two of the cases likely involved long-term medication leading to the appearance of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The third case was even stranger; after administering the medicine, it was like throwing a stone into the sea. It was as though he had used not medicine, but plain water.

This was the first strange case Li Jingsheng encountered in his career.

He knew very well that it was definitely due to insufficient levels of drug efficacy and pharmacokinetics, which was why he couldn’t think of a solution.

Running a clinic involves two key techniques: diagnosing common internal diseases and administering medication.

Wanting to upgrade drug efficacy and pharmacokinetics, in total, needs almost 750 life points.

If he can gather so many in half a month, he would be over the moon.

Li Jingsheng was deep in thought when the clinic door was pushed open, and an old man and a middle-aged man entered.

"Ah ah..."

The one walking in front was a mute.

Making indecipherable sounds toward Li Jingsheng and gesturing with his hands.

His gaze was filled with gratitude.

Li Jingsheng looked at this middle-aged man, and after a while, he recognized him.

"You, you are the beggar who was hit by an Audi, aren’t you?"

Accompanying this beggar into the clinic was the scavenger elder who had contracted tetanus.

The two came together, holding something that made Li Jingsheng’s eyes light up.

What a good thing this is.

At first glance, it was a rolled-up pennant.

You can buy this thing at an ad shop, the price is not high.

But to have a patient bring him one was not easy at all.

"Young man, do you remember me?"

"I remember, I remember, you are the scavenger elder who was infected with tetanus, have you recovered now?"

Seeing both of them had recovered, Li Jingsheng felt immense joy.

"Mostly recovered. I can’t stand being idle. If I stay any longer, I’ll be hospitalized with another illness. I felt my health had mostly returned, so I strongly demanded discharge. The doctors and nurses couldn’t do anything about it, so they gave me a discharge certificate."

The elder, who had once spoken with a tremor and weakness, now had a much more robust voice.