Notes of an Intern Doctor

Leave professional matters to professionals. Medical novels written by professional doctors are highly logical, rigorous, and engaging. Highly recommend this book! It's just that the book states that it is inappropriate for interns to go to the emergency department at night to help see patients and prescribe medicines. The interns do not have the right to prescribe, but it may be that the requirements in this regard were not strict in the past. Many of the scenes described in the book have changed a lot now. For example, in the past, medical records were written by hand, but now they are electronic. Medical work is becoming more and more standardized.

This book allowed me to see the growth path of intern doctors. They explore in confusion and move forward in difficulties. The characters in the book are all real. They have confusions and mistakes, but they are also constantly working hard and learning. Especially the description of the relationship between doctors and patients made me deeply feel the responsibilities and challenges of doctors. This is a very meaningful book and is recommended to friends who are interested in medicine and career growth.

Not much to say, as a trainee doctor, I resonated very much with this book. Particularly touching

This book realistically describes the psychological activities of interns at the scene. Every intern has a deep understanding of it. It seems that the author is also a doctor. Non-doctors cannot write such live broadcasts. The writing is really fascinating. Thank you doctor writer! [Like][Like][Like]

It turns out that the author is "Luo Zhenzhong"! When I first listened to the book, I thought it was a boy's story. [Laughing] It's a very real story about a medical school intern, with laughter and tears, success and failure, pain and struggle, and growth and transformation. It's more real than medical TV dramas. The TV is shot like an idol drama, with neat white coats, stilettos, and exquisite makeup. It's like walking on a catwalk. It's hard to watch.

The description is true! Many terms are accurately worded! He also led us to pay homage to the great gods of various subjects! The situation described in the book is almost exactly what the intern life was like at the turn of the millennium. It's really the same frequency! Although the clinical experience in this life is destined to be only the year of internship, as the plot of the book unfolds, the past events still reappear before my eyes, and I go deep into all aspects of the clinical frontline with the protagonists, as if I have gained several more years of clinical experience!

Here, I truly feel the kindness of doctors. Diseases are unpredictable, doctors work hard, and life is fragile and precious.

If you like medicine, you can take a look. The beholder has different opinions and the wise have different opinions.

Very professional and down-to-earth, a very good novel!

Very beautiful, highly recommended

Really a good book. Sincerity, motivation and hard work are what young people should be like.

Lively, interesting, fascinating, and fairly fresh story

It feels quite real, and it reproduces the daily scenes in the hospital more intuitively. I am looking forward to the following storyline!

It is very realistic to write about the daily work of doctors from the perspective of an intern, and it also gives me a new understanding of the profession of a surgeon. Thumbs up! [Praise]

It is very real, and it is also very emotional to see the choices of different patients from the perspective of these intern doctors.

A book about doctors in the real world, highly recommended!

Real, no plug-ins, no stunts, a true depiction of the doctor's experience.

Engaging, knowledgeable, and not flashy! ! !