
Resident Doctor
规培医生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 631k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Youth Stories
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I thank the author for capturing the hardships and struggles of resident physicians. As an associate chief physician, I know all too well how long and arduous the road to becoming a doctor truly is. I look forward to continuing my efforts.
As a clinical intern... It's a long road ahead. Good luck, senior!
I personally feel this could be adapted into a TV series.
I think it's well-written. There are too many face-slapping scenes and so-called "feel-good" stories online these days, but reading too many of them gets tiring. "Resident Physician" gives me the feeling of reading a serious novel, which is good. Also, the inclusion of some basic medical knowledge is a good thing; professionals, you can treat it as popular science.
I've finished my residency training. To be honest, I learned a lot and understood a lot at the hospital. Good people will be rewarded. 🙂🙂🙂
A letter to all book lovers
Dear readers: Hello everyone, first of all, thank you all very much for your continued support of resident physicians. Recently, I've noticed that many readers have been asking a few questions, and I'd like to take this opportunity to answer them for everyone: 1. Regarding the issue of not being able to find the female lead
Haha, Chinese healthcare is a complete rip-off.
The problems with the healthcare system are alarming. Patients are treated like sheep. Service is poor, and fees are exorbitant. Even selling laundry detergent doesn't generate as much profit as selling medicine. Service and pricing are chaotic (I had a CT scan, and two different departments argued over the price, forcing me to go back to the clinic where the scan was done to find out the exact…
The story is getting better and better, thumbs up! 👍
Keep it up, realistic dramas are tough! Speaking of which, I also wanted to be a doctor back in the day...
This novel is definitely going to win an award!!!