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Junior doctor: What can I do to meet my better self?
Dr. Xu was born in a medical family and has been a doctor for three generations. Influenced by his family since childhood, he was very interested in medicine and determined to become a doctor. After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the Department of Clinical Medicine of Guangyuan Staff Medical College. After graduation, I studied Chinese medicine under my uncle for two years, and then opened a clinic to practice medicine independently. After 3 years, he entered the internal medicine and pediatrics department of Guangyuan Central Hospital for further study. After five years of clinical work, she was admitted to Luzhou Medical College for undergraduate study in clinical medicine. In 2005, he studied in the Department of Internal Medicine and Dermatology of the First People's Hospital of Guangyuan City, and in 2006, he was admitted as an attending physician of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. At present, there is a clinic of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine with an area of more than 200 square meters in Lizhou District of Guangyuan City. There are 3 attending doctors and 3 nurses, offering Chinese medicine, western medicine, gynecology and pediatrics, with an average daily outpatient volume of more than 90 people.

Dr. Xu keeps forging ahead professionally, strives for perfection, goes abroad for further study many times, and never misses every learning opportunity. To this end, his professional and technical level is very high, which has been highly recognized and praised by the local people. Being a doctor is someone else's career and Dr. Xu's career. Every time I see that I have relieved the pain for the patient, I feel very comforted and have a sense of accomplishment. At the same time, in the face of those unsolvable diseases, I feel ashamed of my lack of knowledge, thus stimulating the motivation to continue studying and delving into professional technology.

There is no limit to learning the sea, and there is no limit to learning medicine. Dr. Xu believes that learning is a process that needs constant persistence to make continuous progress. Nowadays, scientific and technological information and various medical platforms provide countless new ways for learning. As long as you study hard, you can improve your professional and technical level. In the new era, his clinic is also facing transformation, and Chinese medicine culture and Chinese medicine health care knowledge will be promoted. He actively advocates the prevention of diseases by Chinese medicine-many symptoms can be effectively defended if they can be maintained and recuperated in daily life, rather than waiting until the onset, which will also reduce the quality of life of patients.

In such an environment of national development, grass-roots doctors should study more effectively. Dr. Xu hopes that the country can have policies, organizations, standards and plans, and regularly organize some basic and practical technology learning and promotion activities in rural villages and towns. On the one hand, these activities can improve the professional level of primary doctors, so that primary doctors can better serve the people with better medical technology; On the other hand, grass-roots clinics can also get together to keep warm, join some organized groups to face more risks and challenges, and at the same time promote industry exchanges, which is conducive to the renewal of knowledge and technology, which is necessary to promote the development of clinics and grass-roots medical and health undertakings.

Dr. Xu pointed out that primary clinics are ultimately the front line for local people to prevent and treat diseases. Grassroots doctors have worked hard to help the poor and accumulated rich and suitable experience and methods to relieve the suffering of one side of the people. Its reputation is well known to all villagers. But today is a market economy, and clinics have to participate in order to survive and develop. If the market is allowed to adjust, some good cheap drugs and effective prescriptions that are beneficial to people's health may be eliminated by the market economy, which will undoubtedly increase the burden on the people and make it expensive and difficult to see a doctor, thus violating the original intention of the national medical reform. Therefore, in the face of the transformation needs of the development and innovation of primary clinics, the state needs more policy support and encouragement.