Huiping was so angry that her lungs were about to explode. She had never suffered setbacks over the years, and there was no competition that she could not settle.

She stared at Lord Wu coldly and said angrily: "Okay, okay, it's very good. Please wait, I will never give up with you!"

Lord Wu looked solemn and bowed, "Send to the princess!"

Huiping left with her sleeves.

Compared with her clinic, Yuan Qingling's Ankang Hall was very busy, which was what Yuan Qingling wanted to do the most. Since she first saw Hu Ming on the Poor Street, the major event of medical reform has been hanging in her heart. After all, she should be grateful to Huiping, because if she hadn't been aggressive and provoked her to the establishment of the Medical Department in order to provoke her, she would not have been determined and used up all her savings to open a hospital and so many clinics. Her original plan was to let the doctors go to the Medical Department to work and relieve the pressure on medical treatment.

However, the situation is the best now. Her hospitals and clinics are not within the system. Many medical measures can be formulated by themselves, and there is no corruption in the middle.

She arranged the doctors' fake surrender. She knew that Huiping would dig her doctor. Since that was the case, she followed the situation and cooperated with the Fourth Master's money-consuming attack on Huiping, which made her new clinic loudly sound, but she couldn't get a drop of rain.

In addition to having a contract with her, these doctors also received unprecedented respect because they were respected in the hospital and clinic she opened, doctors were no longer respected on the surface, but scolded behind their backs, because it was too common for the disease to be delayed in this era. Patients know what was going on, but there was no way.

As a doctor, in fact, he was kind at first, but gradually became polluted and assimilated by the industry. In the end, he thought that all this was reasonable.

But the person who came from the medical school was just about to come into contact with this industry and went out to cure diseases and save people with the ability. In the hearts of these young people, the interests of money are not the most important, but the most important is the sense of accomplishment after being respected and treated patients.

This is the most fundamental reason why Huiping cannot dig her.

Of course, there is another reason, that is, the wages she prescribes to doctors are very high, and she does not share the money, because once the money is divided, it will challenge human nature. In the long run, in order to earn more money, the doctor will deliberately prescribe more expensive medicines, and this will eventually take the road of Huiping.

So, she used the method of maintaining good salary.

The imperial court recently issued two measures, one is to set the upper limit of drug prices, and the other is to open a clinic to obtain a qualification certificate through the review. It can be seen that the imperial court finally began to slowly rectify the medical market.

So, on the fifteenth day of the twelfth lunar month, she entered the palace to meet Emperor Mingyuan.

She proposed to Emperor Mingyuan that she hoped that the Imperial Hospital would establish a medical school in the future, and recruit students from all over the country. After completing her studies, she would intern in the Medical Administration for three years, and then she could go out to open a clinic or sit in another clinic to set up a college. In the hands of the court, the court would train a doctor and directly issue a professional qualification certificate. Doctors trained by the clinic themselves must pass the medical school assessment before they could issue a qualification certificate. In other words, if a doctor had to take his apprentice himself, he would have to get a qualification certificate first before he could practice medicine.

She hopes that the power of medical care will ultimately be in the hands of the court, with rules and regulations and laws to protect it, because medical care is the least free market, at least, the Northern Tang Dynasty cannot.

Emperor Mingyuan heard Yuan Qingling's proposal and disagreed, because this increased the expenses of the court, and the current medical care was comprehensively reformed, which increased the pressure on the court. In addition, the previous rule of the master's disciples was the past, and the changes in the rule of the industry would cause shock.

To put it bluntly, Emperor Mingyuan hopes that everything will remain unchanged and he can adjust it, but the subversive changes make him unacceptable for the time being.

Yuan Qingling mustered up the courage to come today. She stood and said something to Emperor Mingyuan for about an hour, and her legs were completely lost. She said that reform would cause pain, but it would be beneficial to the long-term stability of the court. Medical care is no longer a chronic disease of the Northern Tang Dynasty. The hospital she opened now is like a small corner that turned green first in spring. In the end, all over the mountains and fields would be dyed into this emerald green.

Emperor Mingyuan was ridiculous and crying. Looking at his daughter-in-law who spoke a little hoarsely, it was obvious that she could not speak any more. She even showed such a crappy metaphor.

In fact, during this hour, he was gradually convinced. When Yuan Qingling first proposed to establish a college in the early years, he disagreed because it was full of hardships and unknowns. He was afraid that the doctors would unite to cause trouble, and that the people would really have no way to seek help. Although it is not perfect now, if you are sick, you will have life if you have money.

Even when Yuan Qingling opened a medical school, he thought it was a fun thing, but he never thought that the doctor she trained today quickly gained a foothold and convinced the people.

So, looking at this passionate daughter-in-law, Emperor Mingyuan was convinced.

The next day, Emperor Mingyuan invited Grandma Yuan to the palace and negotiated with her in the imperial study room for two hours.

Finally, with a decree, the Imperial Medical Office will be added, with Grandma Yuan as the Imperial Medical Order, and Imperial Medical Officer Cao as the Imperial Medical Officer, and the Imperial Medical Officer will be recommended by the old lady. After the establishment of the Imperial Medical Office, the local prefectures will also establish medical offices, which will be supervised by the Imperial Medical Office in Beijing, establish schools, train and assess medical personnel.

There are additional medical offices established by government agencies in various places, and the additional medical offices will be borne by local government agencies at their own expense. However, the medical expenses and drug prices are supervised by the Imperial Medical Office and the Welfare Office. Every year, the court will send officials of the Welfare Office to review. Anyone who cannot be reviewed will be punished.

As soon as the old lady took office, she immediately issued an order to set up nursing homes from Beijing to various places to accommodate deaf and mute, blind, lame, crazy and disabled people for centralized recuperation.

Each prefecture must have a temporary hospital that specializes in treating infectious patients.

The prefectures must also open a slaughter house to accommodate lepers.

An Lu was opened in Linshan, various prefectures, and mentally ill patients were treated.

At this time, the epidemic hospital, Kanrenfang and Anlu must have one in each prefecture. This is a mandatory rule. Each quarter, we must report to the Imperial Medical Office to the number of people contained in these three hospitals and the number of cured people.

The order was issued and delivered to the prefectures quickly.

The issuance of these orders made Huiping very angry because it meant that her position in the traditional Chinese medicine industry in Beijing was quickly destroyed. She began to protest and oppose the clinics as before, and even proposed to stop seeing patients again. However, when other clinics in Beijing saw that the previous wave of trouble, most of the patients were snatched away by Ankangtang. How could she still be willing to follow Huiping to make trouble?

They all refused her, and according to the plan formulated by the court, they reduced prices, assessed and obtained qualification certificates, and they were too busy to do so, and they still care about her.
Chapter completed!