Chapter 161 Opportunity to return to the grassland city

It took a long time before the applause of the meeting gradually stopped.

After the applause stopped completely, Dean Wang asked: "Professor Sun, how many gastric cancer patients do you need to participate in the project?"

Professor Sun thought a little and said: "There should not be less than one hundred people in each group of syndromes, and the number is small, and the clinical data is not convincing."

Everyone under the podium took a deep breath when they heard that each group needed one hundred people.

For a moment, the conference room fell into a noisy situation, and the experts and scholars below discussed with each other in groups of three or three.

After the discussion became much less loud, Dean Wang continued: "One group of 100 people, six groups of 600 people. However, before the four diagnosis and dialectics were combined, no one knew what kind of gastric cancer the patient had, in order to

To ensure that the scale of 100 people for each type of syndrome is the size of 100 people, the patients participating in this program must be far larger than 600 people, or even reach a scale of 1,000 people.”

President Wang stared at Professor Sun and asked: "Since now, the clinical topics of traditional Chinese medicine have never been so large. Professor Sun, you have considered how many teams are needed to meet a 1,000-person project.

Do you need it? Where do you find so many doctors who focus on traditional Chinese medicine tumor treatment?”

Hearing Dean Wang’s question, the participants below began to whisper and discuss again.

After the discussion was a little less, Professor Sun replied: "When we were doing project design, we had estimated that the team members should not have less than fifty doctors, but each doctor does not need to be a doctor who is proficient in tumor treatment. I will

Provide a unified treatment plan for each syndrome group. Each syndrome group only needs to lead a team of doctors to be proficient in traditional Chinese medicine tumors. Other syndrome group members do not need such high requirements. They only need four diagnosis and symptoms to identify symptoms.

Just do it.”

"As for personnel issues, I plan to work with several universities of traditional Chinese medicine to jointly do this project."

When Professor Sun initially planned to do this project, he found that even if he wanted to do this project, all the power of the Oncology Research Institute could not be completed, and even the power of the Research Institute could only be said to be barely enough.

Only then did Professor Sun realize how difficult it is to experiment with evidence-based medicine in traditional Chinese medicine.

In later generations, various evidence-based medical centers were established like mushrooms after a rain, resulting in the dispersion of research forces. The strength of various evidence-based medical centers is also uneven, and their strength in clinical research and methodological research is still very weak. In addition, due to the lack of national level,

The top-level design, the division of labor and functions of various institutions are unclear, and the synergy of collaborative innovation is not formed, which is not conducive to the output and transformation and application of high-quality evidence.

This has also caused the popularity of evidence-based medicine in traditional Chinese medicine to remain high, but it is difficult to achieve results. If there is a result, it is also evidence-based in traditional Chinese medicine, rather than evidence-based in a certain disease. It can only be said that the evidence-based verification requirements of traditional Chinese medicine

The number of doctors is too large.

With the assistance of modern monitoring instruments, Western medicine can manage thousands or tens of thousands of experimenters at the same time on a small scale.

The size of the traditional Chinese medicine research group is proportional to the number of experimenters. The more experimenters, the larger the size of the research group, and basically the ratio of one to twenty is maintained.

This is also why the progress of evidence-based medicine in traditional Chinese medicine is so slow. Compared with evidence-based medicine in Western medicine, the number of participants in the traditional Chinese medicine project is much higher than that in Western medicine.

The evidence-based experiment of traditional Chinese medicine diseases is not something that a professor can lead a few students, nor is it that a major can complete. It requires all the strength at the school level to complete it, but it is impossible that a school will do it for a project.

Use all the school’s scientific research power.

If you want to do evidence-based traditional Chinese medicine, you must jointly concentrate your efforts on major tasks, but it is simple to say, but it is difficult to do it.

Professor Sun insisted on being this pioneer, with the purpose of using the influence of the institute to integrate part of the power of engaging in evidence-based medical research through the first Chinese medicine evidence-based project to establish a cooperative model.

Laying a foundation for the development of evidence-based medicine in traditional Chinese medicine, this can also be regarded as my final contribution to the development of traditional Chinese medicine before retirement.

When I heard that I needed to join the university, there was another heated discussion under the podium.

Dean Wang took advantage of the discussion below and pondered for a while. Although the members of the research team can solve the problem with the colleges and universities, they are facing new problems. Traditional Chinese medicine has never had such a large-scale project, and the arrangements for the hospitalization site of patients are also made.

One problem.

Although the China Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine has its own hospital, it cannot free up more than a thousand beds. If this is done, all three hospitals will be paralyzed.

Dean Wang asked: "Professor Sun, more than 1,000 trial participants have more than 1,000 beds, how do you arrange these patients?"

Professor Sun explained: "Since the project is jointly with the college, my design is that each college participating in the project is responsible for a certificate group, and the patients in the certificate group will be solved by the affiliated hospital of the college.

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Hearing that Professor Sun asked the United College to solve the patient's hospitalization problem on its own, the following discussion became unprecedentedly loud.

Some colleges and universities have already thought of withdrawing because of their projects that occupy a large number of their already stressful beds, affecting the income of hospitals and schools.

If you have short-sighted eyes, you will naturally have long-term eyes. These people have already buried their thoughts in their hearts.

Although there was a lot of discussion on the scene, everyone had their own thoughts.

Huang Su in the back row heard the opportunity to return to the grassland city.

Although there are three direct hospitals under the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, there are really no extra beds provided to Professor Sun.

The topic was proposed by Professor Sun, so naturally we must be responsible for a certificate type.

In order to be rated as a Grade A hospital, Grassland City has started construction of a new hospital area and added 800 beds. When it came to Beijing, it had completed the interior decoration.

As long as Huang Su tells this matter to Burigude, with Burigude's utilitarian personality, he will definitely agree with it when he hears it.

A major scientific research project has been implemented in Grassland People's Hospital. This year's Grade rating is almost certain, not to mention how great a great achievement will bring to his career.

Huang Su began to plan in his mind how to tell Professor Sun about this matter.

Fei Su basically didn't listen to the subsequent project defense.

Until Zhang Yuan pushed himself: "Wind Su, why are you stunned? You've been gone."

Only then did Huang Su recover and began to look around, looking for Chen Jingshan's figure in the conference room.

It was not until I looked at the door that I saw Chen Jingshan standing with Professor Sun, and President Cao from Hei Provincial University of Traditional Chinese Medicine beside me.

Zhang Yuan took another photo of Huang Su and said, "Hey, Huang Su is looking for something, it's time to leave!"

Huang Su then stood up and left the conference room with Zhang Yuan and Wei Lai.

"Teacher, mentor!"

When he walked to the door, Huang Suxian and Chen Jingshan, Professor Sun greeted and asked, "Teacher, you have come too, and you won't say to me when you come, so I can go and pick you up!"

"Why can't I come? Don't forget who gave the newspaper you tutor." Chen Jingshan patted Huang Su's shoulder and encouraged: "You didn't disappoint me. Now you are Lao Sun's student,

You have to learn from Lao Sun."

"Teacher, I understand!" Huang Su looked at Chen Jingshan and Professor Sun and said, "Teacher, tutor! Then we will go back to the office first."

Professor Sun said: "Okay, you guys go back first!"

"Okay, you go back first, I have something to talk about with your mentor."

Chen Jingshan spoke just after Professor Sun finished speaking, after all, he had to take care of Professor Sun's emotions.

After Huang Su left, he heard Principal Cao consulting on how to jointly do projects.

Huang Su turned around and looked at President Cao, looking at President Cao's insight into academics. No wonder he later became the president of the Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

When he was working on project design, Professor Sun proposed to join forces with the colleges, and Huang Su was doubtful if there were any colleges willing to cooperate.

These universities are very arrogant, who would be willing to do their best to do their best? They should also be a green leaf for others.

Seeing that a college took the initiative to contact Professor Sun, Huang Su's heart finally let go.

It can only be said that Huang Su still underestimates Professor Sun's influence in the traditional Chinese medicine industry.

It underestimates the benefits that institutions can make on this project.

As Professor Sun said, if a full-process test of a certificate is implemented in a certain institution, it means that the whole process is dominated by the institution, and you can get first-hand experimental data for the school.

Carry out evidence-based medical research to provide practical experience and data reference.

Even if the project fails, it can improve the school's level of tumor treatment. Who doesn't know that Professor Sun is a nationally renowned Chinese medicine tumor expert.

This wave is definitely not a loss.
Chapter completed!