Some patients with lung cancer need to come to the outpatient clinic for prescription drugs at intervals. For example, some patients with advanced lung cancer need to take targeted drugs for a long time. For example, some patients after lung cancer surgery use targeted therapy in

Some lung cancer patients need to come to the outpatient clinic for prescription medication at intervals. For example, some patients with advanced lung cancer need to take targeted drugs for a long time. For example, some patients after lung cancer surgery use targeted therapy instead of chemotherapy, and they also need to come here to be prescribed targeted drugs. Drugs. For example, for some patients with post-operative or late-stage lung cancer whose condition is stable after treatment, some immunity-enhancing drugs supported by the medical insurance policy within the scope of outpatient special diseases can be prescribed to prevent recurrence and metastasis.

At noon today, the daughter of a lung cancer patient left me a message. She said that she came to get medicine for her mother today, but she did not register. Today is Monday, and my outpatient clinic is in the afternoon. I only go out to one outpatient clinic every week, which is today afternoon. It doesn't matter if you don't register. I will provide my patients with convenient conditions for medical treatment and medicine. I asked the patient to give me the general number of the Pulmonary Surgery Department or any department, and I would issue it when I arrived at the clinic at 1:30, saving everyone the chance to wait. Every outpatient clinic officially starts at two o'clock, but I will arrive at the clinic before 1:30. Some patients have made appointments to see films or pick up medicines, and I have made arrangements for everyone in advance. The essence of medical care is also a kind of service. As a doctor, it is only right to serve the patients well.

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