Reborn not to be a simp, the school beauty's whole family goes crazy

Faced with their curious gazes, Chen Dong nodded and smiled, "I've got a general idea of ​​what's going on."

Then, Chen Dong handed the notebook over to Meng Ran and Chu Yu to look at.

He then recounted his observations from the investigation.

In conclusion, Chen Dong said, "In fact, in my opinion, what the hospital urgently needs right now is a lot of computers. They've talked about so much, but the only function they really need is real-time information exchange."

"Real-time information exchange?" Chu Mengran was taken aback for a moment, then quickly realized what she meant and said in surprise, "Dongzi, you mean, as long as we can check a patient's condition information in real time, that's enough?"

Chen Dong nodded firmly and said, "Yes, it's that simple."

"Currently, the hospital's busyness is due to the lack of real-time information exchange, which leads to repetitive actions, resulting in a very busy situation, and then errors are caused by this busyness."

Chu Mengran and Chu Yu exchanged a glance. Chu Yu didn't quite understand, but Chen Dong was in the field of electronic computers, so how could Chu Mengran not know about this?

Chu Mengran said with a delighted look, "Then does that mean Dongzi can quickly create this medical management system?"

The pure and kind-hearted Meng Ran is happy to help others whenever she can.

Chen Dong smiled, nodded again, and said confidently, "Of course. If it's just this system, it's not much harder than making a cartridge game."

"It will take less than a month if it's quick, a month and a half if it's slow, and at the latest, two months."

At this point, Chen Dong changed the subject, saying, "But the difficulty lies in how to convince hospitals that this system can be useful and that they are willing to spend money to purchase computers."

Upon hearing this, Chu Mengran frowned slightly and nodded with a hint of worry, saying, "It seems that's indeed the case."

Chu Yu, standing to the side, laughed and said, "I don't understand what you mean by software or computers."

"But I have something to say about this."

Chu Yu's words piqued the curiosity of Chen Dong and Chu Mengran.

She said confidently, "If you want the hospital to use this system, just send someone to talk to them about the kickbacks and embezzlement involved in purchasing computers, and then talk about the benefits of this system. I guarantee no one will object."

Chu Yu's words made Chen Dong feel ashamed.

Is this something that can be said publicly?

Okay, there are only three people present, all of whom are close to Chu Yu.

Chu Mengran, however, was a little unhappy, pouting and feeling that her mother thought too badly of her.

But that's just how reality is.

How can an innovation be rapidly promoted?

Naturally, the goal is to ensure that both superiors and subordinates who implement the policies benefit.

After all, who would care so much if there were no benefits?

Chen Dong smiled helplessly, then asked, "Mengran, is everything packed? After you go to work at the hospital, we'll complete the formalities and take Auntie home."

"Yes, it's almost packed. There's not much stuff, just some small items I brought with me."

"I originally thought I would have to stay in the hospital for a few more days."

At this point, Chu Mengran stuck out her tongue shyly.

You could say that everything that needs to be cleaned up is the trouble she brought over this morning.

Chen Dong smiled and chatted with Chu Mengran and Chu Yu.

In the afternoon, after the hospital reopened, Chen Dong and Chu Mengran began their busy work schedules.

When I was hospitalized before, it wasn't just the two of us who handled the procedures, and we went through the emergency room, so I didn't feel any trouble.

But when the two started to process their discharge, they discovered that the hospital's paper records were a complete mess!

Getting a prescription from the doctor was quick; Dr. Xia Dong wrote it up immediately.

Chen Dong and Chu Mengran took the form to the nurses' station to reconcile the accounts.

This is where things get really complicated, it's all done by hand using paper and an abacus!

Chen Dong was stunned by what he saw.

Two sheets of paper, densely covered with writing about what kind of medicine was in the IV drip.

Yes, the medicine in the IV drip isn't counted as a whole bottle; it's drawn up with a needle and then injected into the IV drip.

It's TM, calculated per item!

After the nurses at the station had done a flurry of work and finished reconciling the accounts, it was already half an hour later.

Holding the statement and discharge slip, Chen Dong and Chu Mengran ran to the inpatient window of Building 3.

It took another forty minutes of queuing before it was our turn.

Then for more than ten minutes, I just stood there watching the staff register, check, photocopy, stamp, sign, and so on.

Finally, when paying, two copies were made. One copy was placed in a clip and set aside, while the other, a bound discharge form, was given to Chu Mengran.

On the way back to the ward, Chu Mengran said with emotion, "Dongzi, no wonder you wanted to create a medical management system. You were right."

"Yes, it would be a real disaster not to make something like this."

Chen Dong responded with equal emotion.

At least, there is a medical management system that allows the accounting at the nurses' station to be handled by a computer.

Nurses only need to use a mouse and keyboard to click and let the computer look up which medications were used, their prices, and the costs of services, and calculate the total discharge cost.

This will save both parties at least half an hour.

Back in the ward, Chu Yu saw Chen Dong and her daughter Chu Mengran return and said with a slight complaint, "Why did it take so long? Almost two hours have passed."

Chen Dong and Chu Mengran glanced at each other; they had arrived at a little after 2:10, but it was already 3:50.

After packing their things, Chen Dong and Chu Mengran took Chu Yu and hailed a taxi outside the hospital back to their residential compound.

Chen Dong helped carry the things and escorted Chu Yu and her daughter Chu Mengran to their doorstep. He even went inside to put the things away before leaving.

When I got home, the house was empty.

My father, Chen Jianguo, still works at the Urban Construction Bureau, and my mother still teaches at Nanjiang No. 2 Middle School.

Meanwhile, the eldest sister, Chen Xiumei, is also busy running three Haidilao restaurants and a maid restaurant.

Chen Dong took a sip of water, leaned back on the sofa, and rubbed his knees.

Standing in line at the hospital for over an hour was really unbearable.

Especially in the morning, Chen Dong was wandering around the hospital investigating, which made his legs even more tired.

Chen Dong dozed off for more than twenty minutes before he finally woke up.

Then he took out his mobile phone from his waist and made a call to the company.

"Boss, any instructions?"

On the other end of the phone was the pleasant, mature voice of the HR manager.

Chen Dong didn't hire a secretary; he mostly called the HR manager.

If the manager is not present, someone else will answer the phone.

If all else fails, call the accountant.

"Notify the programming department and tell them that they must free up a programming team for me within five days, no matter what."

"I have a rather urgent and important program to produce. I can coordinate with the cartridge game team to postpone or pause it."

Chen Dong casually gave a couple of instructions.