The old director listened as Chi Yun'er laid out her plan: the hospital departments needed to be zoned logically and meticulously for efficient patient flow…
They needed to consider the demand for medical services from individuals, work units, and in various special situations.
She proposed perfecting the seven major functional systems—outpatient services, emergency care, medical technology, logistical support, administration, and on-campus living—on both a macro and micro level.
Listening to Chi Yun'er speak so logically, the old director felt she knew more about planning and constructing a hospital than he, the actual director, did. All he could do was nod in agreement.
Moreover, the hospital's replanning and expansion was just a proposal, but it had already materialized perfectly in his mind according to Chi Yun'er's vision. 'Indeed, just thinking about such a comfortable, efficient, and well-organized work environment feels wonderful and relaxing!'
