Chapter 4 — The new Director is the object of attention

Luc Nghien Tu picked up my report and glanced at it. "Done writing?" "Done writing." He put the paper back in its place. "Write again." La Kien Minh breathed a sigh of relief. I asked: "Where does it not meet the requirements?" "Too short." "Director Luc, the report is not a letter of repentance." La Kien Minh slapped the table: "Tham Tri Ha, pay attention to your attitude!" Luc Nghien Tu looked at me: "Before five o'clock this afternoon, three thousand words." I burst out laughing. "Do I need to write it by hand?" "Handwrite it." Hua Duong, standing outside the door, heard it and almost rushed in. I spoke first: "Okay." Stepping out of the Medical Department room, Hua Duong pulled me into the emergency exit. "Writing three thousand words by hand? Is he sick?" "He wants to make it so I don't have time to check the cameras." Hua Duong was stunned. "So what should I do?" I took down the name tag and put it in her hand. "You go watch in front of the file room door for me. If Kieu Man goes in, film it." "And you?" "I'll go write." "Really write." "Write for them to see." At five o'clock, I submitted a three thousand word report to the dean's office. Luc Nghien Tu is looking at documents. He raised his head: "Leave it there." I placed the stack of papers on his desk. "Here is the review that Director Luc requested." He flipped open the first page. The first line reads: Report on the risk of delay in emergency care for patients with myocardial infarction in the examination hall. From the second line onwards, it's all about time, characters, dialogue, patient symptoms, and treatment suggestions. He turned to the last page. The last sentence is: If the hospital believes that early identification of critically ill patients is a violation of discipline, please issue a disciplinary document, I will apply for a review. Luc Nghien Tu's hand stopped at the edge of the paper. I said: "Three thousand words, not a single word missing." He looked up at me: "Are you sure you want to make a big deal out of this?" "You people consider human life too small." Outside the door, the sound of high heels was heard. Kieu Man pushed the door open and walked in, holding a surgical cap in her hand. "Director Luc, there is a leadership reception tonight, I would like to invite Doctor Tham to come with me. She has been in charge of many consultations in the city before, so she will be more familiar." I looked at her. She smiled: "Don't misunderstand, I just want to help you quickly adapt to your new position." Luc Nghien Tu closed my report. "Doctor Tham, seven o'clock in the evening, small hospital hall." I asked: "What identity?" Kieu Man quickly replied: "Representative of the medical examination service department." Luc Nghien Tu looked at me. "Come as Tham Tri Ha." The small hall was filled with people. The City Health Committee came to inspect, and the hospital organized an exchange session. Banners hung on the stage, Kieu Man sat in the front row, she wore a new name tag, making her stand out even more under the lights. I was placed in the last row, still holding a stack of roll call papers in my hand. Hua Duong stood next to me at the door, her face even more unsightly than mine. "She made you come here just to see her receive the reward." "Let's see." "This tone of yours is like attending a funeral." "It's almost like that." The host on stage announced Kieu Man's name. "Doctor Kieu Man reacted sharply and quickly handled the emergency incident at the clinic today, saving precious time to save the patient's life. people.” Applause rang out. Kieu Man stood up. As I passed by, I deliberately stopped for a moment. "Doctor Tham, don't leave anyone behind when taking roll call." I handed the pen to a doctor next to me who had just arrived late. "Doctor Kieu, don't worry, I take my counter duty job very seriously." Her face darkened a bit, but she quickly walked up to the podium smiling. City leaders awarded her a certificate of merit. She took the microphone.