After Pfizer and other companies obtained the cooperation agreement from Changtian Technology, they immediately started the construction of critical care centers.
The three critical care centers are all located in the core areas of key cities in the United States, with a very wide population coverage. Of course, the land prices are also very expensive.
But it doesn't matter. Three pharmaceutical and medical companies are willing to invest a lot of money for this purpose.
Because the critical care center is an absolute monopoly business.
As long as the construction is successful, the money printing press will start.
And Pfizer is not willing to waste even a second.
A second of delay can cost you a lot of money.
So Pfizer took a very smart approach.
He immediately converted a private hospital in New York City that he controlled into an intensive care center, and immediately chartered a special plane to Changzezhou Airport to deliver the equipment and instruments needed for the intensive care center to the hospital.
At the same time, we also communicated with Changtian Technology and invited an expert team from the Changtian Technology Biomedical Laboratory in advance to go to New York to carry out work.
Pfizer's idea is that after converting private hospitals into critical care centers, they can be put into use immediately.
Then the two sides are proceeding simultaneously, and the real intensive care center is also under construction simultaneously.
After the critical care center in the city center is built, the treatment equipment and medical staff from the private hospital will be moved to the newly built critical care center.
It will neither delay making money nor delay the construction of the hospital.
As for existing patients or medical staff in private hospitals, what should we do?
Of course, the patient will be transferred to another hospital, so Pfizer can afford a small fee.
As for medical staff in private hospitals, those who can work in critical care centers will be allowed to work, and those with limited abilities and inability to perform relevant work will be fired.
Perhaps the best interests are the goals that capital companies have always pursued.
Regarding the operating principles of critical care centers in the United States, Changtian Technology also has its own plans.
In fact, to put it simply, there are only two in principle.
The first one is to make as much profit as possible.
The second is to expand the influence of Changtian Technology in the American market as much as possible and lay a solid foundation for other products of Changtian Technology to enter the American market in the future.
Therefore, Changtian Technology basically turned a blind eye to Pfizer's series of actions.
Late September 2015.
The first batch of 10 medical staff from Nagazezhou Critical Care Center who went to work in the United States boarded a special plane chartered by Pfizer.
The team was led by Xu En, a young doctor at the critical care center.
Xu En is just 33 years old this year. After graduating from Changtian Technology's natural science graduate school, he entered the critical care center as an intern.
In the end, because the student performed very well, he stayed in the critical care center and became an attending doctor and chief surgeon in the operating room.
This trip to the United States was mainly to assist in the opening and operation of the CSI Manufacturing Center in New York.
According to the arrangements of Changtian Science and Technology Critical Care Center, Xu En and his team will stay in New York for about two years.
Of course, their salaries are also very high.
I get about 200,000 RMB every month, of which 100,000 is my salary at Changtian Technology.
The remaining 100,000 yuan is the subsidy given by Pfizer to Changtian Technology, and Changtian Technology distributes all the subsidies to medical staff.
Xu En, like other members of his team, is very confident about this trip.
On the one hand, the remuneration is really good. Over time, I can earn more than 2 million yuan a year, and this does not include the mid-year bonus.
More than 2 million a year, in Xia Guo in 2015, except for business bosses and management of large companies, it was difficult for other working-class people to get it.
Working in Changtian Technology, with this extremely high salary package, Xu En, who comes from the northwest rural area, can also buy a house near Changzezhou, settle down his wife and children, and feel at ease.
work.
On the other hand, going to New York can help you realize your own life value.
Xu En and his team are the first batch of doctors in Xia's history to go to the United States for medical assistance.
As the most powerful country in the world and the country with the most developed science and technology, the United States has always been the one to help others, and no one else will help it at all.
As a developing country, Xia State was not qualified to provide medical assistance to the United States in the past.
But this time they will represent Xia Guo on behalf of Changtian Technology and go to the United States to provide guidance to the doctors, experts and professors in the United States.
This sense of honor and pride is unique and cannot be bought with any amount of money.
Pfizer's charter flight took off from Nagasawa Airport and arrived in New York after a long flight.
There are no international flights from Nagazezhou to New York.
In order to bring baby experts to New York, Pfizer specially applied for a special flight to the relevant US departments.
After a short rest, Xu En and his team immediately got into work.
Private hospital facilities in the United States are very good.
Although some design standards do not meet the requirements of critical care centers, they are still barely usable.
On behalf of the technical team of Xia Guo Critical Care Center, Xu En conducted a comprehensive inspection of the facilities and equipment of the private hospital and pointed out the deficiencies so that they could be rectified immediately.
During the inspection process, team members from Xu En and Xia Guo walked in front, while representatives from Pfizer and former deans and medical staff from private hospitals followed closely behind.
When Xia Guo's team pointed out some shortcomings, the American experts quickly took out pens and paper, recorded these problems, and nodded repeatedly to ensure that the rectifications would be in place within the limited time.
Several American experts in private hospitals graduated from MIT and are well-known in the American medical industry.
A professor who was taking notes was also close to 50 years old.
According to Xia Guo's hierarchy, this old professor should be classified as chief physician.
He looked very embarrassed while taking notes.
After all, the team from Xia Guo is too young, with an average age of less than 35 years old.
Moreover, this old professor still remembered that 10 years ago, he went to the Union Hospital in Yanjing, Xia State, for an inspection. The top leader of the hospital personally accompanied him and treated him as a guest of honor, serving him delicious food and drinks.
These ten years have passed, thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi.
He was actually "taken away" by several young people from the Xia Kingdom.
Moreover, when Xu En and others inspected the work, they all used Chinese. Although they knew English, they could not use it.
Because at Changtian Technology Critical Care Center, all technical standards are in Chinese.
Of course, these technical standards cannot become English just because they came to the United States.
When Pfizer's representatives originally wanted to retain hospital personnel, Changtian Technology had only one requirement: everyone working in the medical field must use Chinese to work.
Chinese is the most difficult language in the world. It takes years for those who specialize in linguistics to master it. However, these medical staff have never been exposed to Chinese, so how can they master it at once?
So the hospital came up with a solution, which was to spend money to hire a translator, and also hired an international student from Xia Guo who studied in an American medical school to be the translator.
When this international student from Xia State worked here, he was still a little confused.
He came to the United States to study in the first place to learn about America's advanced medical technology.
Now he actually works as a translator for a private hospital in the United States, and the content he translates is Xia's most advanced medical technology.
This scene is indeed very magical.
The hospital representative from the private hospital was sweating profusely while taking notes while listening to the translator translate Xu En's words into English.
But there is nothing that can be done. After all, the core technologies of the critical care center are all in the hands of Changtian Technology.
And these young people are the representatives of Changtian Technology.
Therefore, in the past, for senior management of private hospitals or experts and professors, you had to sit upright if it was a dragon, and you had to lie down if it was a tiger. There were no conditions for joining.
When Xu En walked to the door of the private hospital, he discovered a very serious problem.
At the entrance of this private hospital, only the American flag and the hospital's emblem are hung.
Xu En smiled and said to the Pfizer representative: "After our equipment and personnel arrive here, this hospital will no longer be a comprehensive hospital, but will represent the branch of Changtian Science and Technology Critical Care Center in the United States. The American flag can
Keep it, but the eagle claw emblem of the private hospital can be removed."
"The Intensive Care Center is not advertising for a private hospital, and we don't need a private hospital to advertise for us."
"We require that the national flag of Xia Guo and the logo of Changtian Science and Technology Critical Care Center be hung in the most conspicuous position in the hospital."
Xu En's request was not harsh, but routine.
In the face of absolute strength, don't show any feelings, this is the rule.
In the past, when the medical technology in the United States was the most developed, they went to the Xia Kingdom to guide the work, just like God giving candies to the world.
Their requirements for Xia Guo Hospital are also that English must be used in all work processes and American technical standards must be used.
So today it's just a matter of exchanging roles, no one has mercy on anyone.
After Xu En made this request, the complexion of the hospital leaders suddenly changed.
After all, the hospital's flag represents the history of the hospital, and this flag has been erected here for more than 100 years.
But there is no way. The hospital was invested and acquired by Pfizer. Changtian Technology and Pfizer must withdraw if they ask for it.
It took the hospital another week to rectify all the details, and then it began to open to the public.
Because Pfizer is in a hurry to build an intensive care center, the reservation mechanism for patients in intensive care centers in the United States has not yet been perfected.
Therefore, on the first day of the opening of the critical care center, the method adopted is to register and make an appointment on site.
Xu En and Pfizer representatives expected that many patients would come to make appointments on the first day of operation.
But what they didn't expect was that there were too many people.
The hospital started registration at 7:30 in the morning, and before 6 o'clock, many people had already arrived at the hospital's registration window and started queuing up.
By the time the doors opened at 7:30, the queue had already reached outside the hospital and even circled the hospital several times.
According to a rough estimate, there should be more than 3,000 people queuing up.
Unlike the previous visits to Changtian Technology Xiaguo Intensive Treatment Center or other overseas intensive treatment centers, the American patients treated in Xiaguo Intensive Treatment Center and overseas intensive treatment centers are all elites in the United States.
They have money, power and access, and can go overseas for treatment.
Most American patients, those who are in the middle class and above but do not reach the elite level, do not have much money and do not have the means to go overseas for treatment. Even if they have the means to go overseas for treatment, they cannot win in the United States even if they have connections.
They are members of the elite class, so they cannot get the number of the intensive care center at all.
And this time the people queuing up were basically the middle class in the United States.
They can afford treatment, but had no access before.
But this time Changtian Technology gave them a way to treat it.
As long as you can queue up early, you have a chance to get the number.
When Xu En came to the hospital and saw this scene, he was deeply moved.
Medical health problems are a constant problem in every country.
In many tertiary hospitals in Xia State, many patients have traveled thousands of miles to arrive at the hospital and start queuing up in the first few days. The purpose is just to get a specialist number.
Xu En shook his head, returned to the office, and started his day's work.
While queuing up, New York Times reporter Levi and his colleagues also arrived at 8:00 to prepare for interviews.
Seeing the long crowd and the tired ordinary people in the team, Levi was deeply moved.
Levis is a columnist for the New York Times. In the past, his reports were relatively biased when it came to topics related to Xia Guo.
This is a common concept that has been formed in Western public opinion circles for a long time.
As long as you report good things about Xia Guo, you will be abandoned by the entire public opinion circle, and you will even be criticized by many colleagues.
But as long as you report on the evils of Xia Kingdom and describe them vividly, you will not only gain traffic, but also gain fame.
Levi's is such a person.
But after seeing this scene at the scene today, Levi couldn't help but said to the camera: "The number of people queuing up at the scene should be more than 3,000. Many people came from Chicago, Florida and other places at any time and arrived a few days in advance.
here."
"These patients told us that Americans also need Changtian Technology's critical care center very much. This has nothing to do with disputes between politics and economics, but the lives of ordinary people."
Levis let out a long sigh and said: "I hope that everyone queuing up here can get what they want, get active treatment, and get back to health."
Throughout the reporting process, Levi's never said a "good" word about Changtian Technology or Xia Guo.
He didn't say it because he was American and it was his professional ethics.
But even so, he has already revealed in his words the true thoughts of most Americans - life and health are above all else.