The next day.
Morning.
They were divided into two groups.
-Medical.
-Equipment.
The first group was responsible for interacting with patients and examining the treatment plans devised by big data. The second group was in charge of operating surgery and testing devices, as well as simple cleaning and maintenance tasks.
As for advanced repairs.
No need to learn.
Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group has a warranty.
After their training, some people from both groups will be pulled back for remote technical support, while others will be on-site and also rotated frequently to reinforce memory and improve skills.
Of course.
Theoretically.
As long as the patient's physicochemical data is sufficient, the error rate is almost zero.
"Today is the first day of training; in the following week, you need to memorize the booklet in your hands. Since you are only responsible for treating cancer-related diseases, one week is enough as long as you are not too slow."
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