Chapter 391: Hospital-Wide Mobilization

“Let’s go!”

They reached an agreement and immediately hurried forward.

At this moment, other injured people were being wheeled out from other ambulances one after another.

Dai Zhen, as the director of emergency services, was like a grand marshal from ancient times directing his troops, constantly allocating the available medical resources.

“Director Dai…”

As young nurses new on the job, Cao Meng and Wang Lingyu were both a little intimidated by a high-ranking hospital leader like Dai Zhen.

“What is it?”

When Dai Zhen saw the two young nurses actually approaching him at a time like this, his already grim expression tightened, his brows furrowing.

“Director Dai, the severely injured patient with massive bleeding seems to be a good friend of Dean Jiang. If we remember correctly, his name should be Gu Heng.”

Wang Lingyu reported to Dai Zhen, mustering her courage.

“Hm?”

“Are you sure?”

Dai Zhen was taken aback for a moment, then asked in a low, serious voice.

“We don’t think we’re mistaken.”

Cao Meng replied in a low voice.

Hearing this, Dai Zhen immediately turned to the medical staff in the ambulance that had just brought Gu Heng in and asked, “Has the patient’s identity been confirmed? Do you know his name?”

“It’s been confirmed.”

“He’s nineteen years old. His name is Gu Heng.”

“He drives a Maybach GLS at such a young age. Seems like he’s someone important.”

“He was injured this badly because he acted heroically to save others. If it weren’t for him, these four people might have been burned to a crisp in that exploding vehicle.”

Facing Dai Zhen’s questions, the ambulance paramedic answered truthfully.

As he finished, a hint of admiration couldn’t help but creep into his voice.

‘His name is really Gu Heng?’

Dai Zhen hesitated for a moment before taking out his phone.

‘With this kind of thing, there’s no harm in asking if you know about it.’

‘But if you know and pretend you don’t, and the leadership finds out later, you’ll be in big trouble.’

Jilin University Ninth Hospital, Administrative Conference Room.

Jiang Man was seated at the head of the table, holding a meeting with numerous department directors.

She wore a black women’s business suit, and her short hair just brushed her shoulders, giving her an exceptionally sharp and capable appearance.

BUZZ BUZZ…

Jiang Man was speaking when the phone she had placed beside her suddenly buzzed.

She glanced at the caller ID and, seeing it was the director of their hospital’s emergency center, picked up the phone.

A call from the ER had to be answered. It didn’t matter if she was in an internal hospital meeting; even if she were in a meeting at the municipal health bureau, she would have to take it.

Because the ER didn’t call unless it was important—a call from them most likely meant a matter of life and death.

Seeing Jiang Man answer the phone, all the department directors put down their pens and waited quietly.

“Director Dai, what is it?”

Jiang Man asked, getting straight to the point.

“Dean Jiang, may I ask…”

Dai Zhen’s tone was somewhat tentative. “Do you know a Gu Heng?”

“Gu Heng?”

“I know him. Why?”

Jiang Man’s brow furrowed slightly. She didn’t know why Dai Zhen would suddenly bring up Gu Heng.

Receiving Jiang Man’s affirmative answer, Dai Zhen no longer hesitated. He quickly reported to her, “Dean Jiang, there was just a major traffic accident on Guiquan Road. One of the severely injured is named Gu Heng. He’s very young and handsome, only eighteen years old.”

“What?”

Jiang Man, who had been sitting composedly at the head of the table, shot to her feet the moment she heard Dai Zhen’s report, her voice rising an octave.

In the conference room, the various department directors exchanged glances as they saw Jiang Man’s expression change drastically, wondering what could have happened to make her lose her composure like that.

“How is he?”

“Is he badly hurt?”

Jiang Man asked Dai Zhen in a grave tone.

“Extremely!”

“When he was brought in, his blood loss had already exceeded 1200cc!”

“Of the five injured, he’s the most critical!”

“He has two fatal penetrating wounds! He was just sent to the resuscitation room!”

Dai Zhen didn’t dare hide a single detail, reporting everything truthfully to Jiang Man.

“Do everything you can to save him!”

“Spare no effort!”

“I’m bringing a team over right now!”

After giving her orders in an extremely serious and solemn tone, Jiang Man immediately hung up. Her gaze swept across the room. “Intensive Care, Infectious Diseases, General Surgery, Neurosurgery, Orthopedics, Cardiology, Pulmonology, Nephrology, and Colorectal Surgery—you will all follow me to the ER immediately for a joint consultation. Also, notify all associate chief physicians in your departments to head to the ER at once.”

“Pharmacy, the blood bank, Anesthesiology, and Imaging—all medical resources are to be directed to the emergency center. All other departments, keep your lines open and be on standby for further instructions.”

“Meeting adjourned!”

With that, Jiang Man hurried out of the conference room.

At the same time, the department directors whose names Jiang Man had just called all quickly gathered their things and followed her toward the emergency center.

The remaining departments Jiang Man hadn’t called were either administrative and logistics departments, or Traditional Chinese Medicine and medical technology departments. Essentially, any department even remotely related to surgery had been mobilized by Jiang Man.

“What’s going on?”

“Probably some VIP being rescued in the ER.”

“You don’t see a mobilization like this very often.”

“Let’s ask around later.”

The group murmured among themselves as they filed out of the conference room.

“Gu Heng?”

Only Liu Lei, the director of ophthalmology, looked a little puzzled.

She repeated the name Jiang Man had just mentioned a few times, feeling that it was strangely familiar, but she couldn’t for the life of her remember where she had heard it before.

She shook her head, decided not to dwell on it, and followed the others back to her own department.