Du Heng didn't answer Lu Zhongjiang's question right away, but slowly said, "There are nine clinics in the Zhonghu Town village doctor system, with thirteen registered village doctors, four of which are run by two generations of fathers and sons. These village doctors have one thing in common: they have very low levels of education.
Among the thirteen village doctors, there are seven with vocational school education, five with junior college degrees, and one undergraduate. And this undergraduate degree was acquired through correspondence, which has nothing to do with the medical profession.
Among them, only three have junior titles, and the rest are all medical practitioners.
So, these village doctors, whether they are diagnosing and treating patients, or prescribing and dispensing medication, are entirely relying on experience and intuition."
