An Ordinary Doctor

In the emergency room of Leyu People's Hospital, there is a young man wearing glasses. People affectionately call him Dr. Xiao Guo, and everyone speaks highly of him. He is kind to others, treats his patients as family members, is serious and responsible in his work, and is meticulous. He is a good doctor that everyone praises.

In the eyes of his colleagues, Dr. Guo is an easy-going and approachable person, gentle and gentle, and he is always neither hasty nor impatient. Every morning, we would always see him busy, either prescribing medicines or helping patients measure their blood pressure. When patients were unfamiliar with the hospital, he would enthusiastically guide them. ?

In Guo Weidong's view, all those who come to the hospital to see him are patients. He always treats every patient warmly, asks for help when they feel weak, understands the condition in detail, and then prescribes the right medicine. Some rural people were illiterate, so Dr. Guo patiently gave instructions on usage and dosage. Dr. Guo, who grew up in a rural area, is well aware of the difficulty of life for ordinary people. He never prescribes large prescriptions to his patients. For this reason, he has won the trust and admiration of his patients. There was an old man in the town who spent hundreds of yuan every time he got sick. One time he went to Dr. Guo for treatment because of a recurrence of enteritis, and the disease was cured with a few yuan of medicine. After that, whenever relatives and friends around him had headaches and fever, He was taken to Dr. Guo for treatment. ?

Another time, Guo Weidong was working the night shift and there were many patients. He was so busy treating patients that he never had time to eat. His colleagues specially left milk and bread for him. At this time, a migrant worker brought a child to collect water. The child kept crying and asking for food. When Dr. Guo knew that the child had not eaten yet, he gave the child bread and milk without hesitation. He was still hungry. I insisted on seeing the patient with my stomach full. ?

There are many such examples. Two old men in Hongxing Village, Leyu Town remember clearly: In 2008, his wife rushed to the hospital because she had diarrhea. She didn’t bring enough money, and the old man was so anxious in the hospital. , it was Dr. Guo, whom they had never met, who generously lent them money and helped them prepare medicines and send them to the infusion room. The old man kept talking about meeting kind people and good doctors, but Guo Weidong said modestly: This is what I should do. ?

In the memory of Guo Weidong’s wife, during the nearly 10 years that Guo Weidong was in the emergency room, no matter what time the 120 bus left at night, or when the hospital needed to work overtime, as soon as the phone rang, he would immediately go to the emergency room. I run around in my room, sometimes even in the middle of the night. On the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month in 2009, the New Year atmosphere was everywhere. This morning, a car accident patient came to the hospital. He was unconscious and his face was bloody. Guo Weidong immediately threw himself into the intense rescue effort. Scrubbing, taking pictures, suturing... After a series of steps, it was already past noon. Guo Weidong had not had lunch at this time. Although he was hungry, he still moved between the ward and the department. It was not until the patient's condition stabilized that he returned home exhausted. ?

Guo Weidong not only has noble medical ethics, but also strives for technical excellence. He has been studying hard, often reading professional books, and actively asking old doctors for advice. In the more than ten years he has been working, he has never accepted a red envelope from a patient. His noble moral character of honesty, trustworthiness and clean medical practice is worth learning from.

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