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As the doctors filed out of the operating room one after another, brilliant smiles spread across their faces.
To be honest, ever since escaping Wapol's rule, they had felt immensely relieved. Saving a fellow doctor had eased their minds even further. First, they had confirmed they were not at the bottom of the heap. Second, they were about to receive a certain degree of authority and position. Finally, they had saved someone.
Any one of those things would have been enough to make someone happy, let alone all of them happening at once.
Doctor Hiruluk was quickly transferred to a ward, while the other doctors began another meeting.
Leo finally laid out his plan, leaving all the doctors even more astonished and impressed.
The doctors would be divided into two categories. Senior doctors would have only two duties: conduct research aimed at exploring the human body, and teach promising intermediate doctors.
Intermediate doctors would also have two duties: establish schools and teach junior doctors.
They would do their best to build something akin to Cuba's community hospitals. Primary doctors would each be assigned a district and be responsible for the people within it. Minor ailments would be dealt with directly at the district's community hospital. If a primary doctor encountered an illness they could not handle, the patient would immediately be sent to an intermediate doctor for examination. Only then would rare cases reach the senior doctors, who could even use them as teaching material for lectures to the intermediate doctors.
By then, intermediate doctors would not only learn the senior doctors' skills, but would also be able to handle such difficult conditions themselves next time, freeing up more time for the senior doctors' research.
Of course, Cuba was not as ideal as it sounded here, but it