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上午看门诊,下午手术;忙到6点,抽空接受了记者采访。采访刚一结束,立马就去查房,在病房认真查看一圈后,才放心下班。这是蔡常春7月25日的行程,和平时经常忙到深夜相比,那天相对轻松。今年45岁的蔡常春是武汉市中心医院南京路院区肝胆胰外科主任,忙碌是他的工作常态。在今年4月因为患者的一封感谢信家喻户晓后,蔡常春的忙碌几乎翻了一番,但他心中装的始终是病人,想的仍然
Morning clinic, afternoon surgery; busy 6 o’clock, taking the time to accept a reporter interview. As soon as the interview ended, we immediately went to the ward and looked after the ward for a while before we were relieved of get off work. This is Tsai Chang-chuh’s trip on July 25, and it is relatively easy that day when he is often busy late into the night. Cai Changchun, 45, is a director of hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery at the Nanjing Road Hospital of Wuhan Central Hospital. Busyness is his normal work. After a patient’s thank-you letter became known to all in April of this year, Tsai Chang-chun almost doubled his busy schedule, but his heart was always filled with patients and he still thought