Wu Buwei was now a medical practitioner. He could diagnose patients but could not prescribe and dispense medicine for them. However, he could prescribe over-the-counter drugs or Chinese patent medicine, which was completely fine.
Medical practitioners, without prescription rights, must be supervised and guided by senior doctors when diagnosing and prescribing drugs.
However, in Zhonghu Town, most village doctors were medical practitioners, with only Du Fei and two others being primary practitioners.
As for them, the policy was slightly more lenient, and they could prescribe some prescription drugs in their own clinics.
Otherwise, if there was an emergency in the village and no prescription drugs were available, the patient would probably be dead by the time they arrived at the hospital.
Du Heng did not disturb him but sat down next to Wu Buwei's stool.
Wu Buwei glanced at him, and Du Heng shook his head gently. "Don't mind me, just do your own thing."
