Lu Jiu hung up the phone, feeling more confident.
With Huang Fusheng as a backing, Lu Jiu had a clearer understanding of his own thoughts.
The next step was to select the appropriate classical prescription based on the patient's condition, and make necessary adjustments.
No mistakes could be afforded in this stage.
"Dr. Lu, I've written it down. I'll go to the law firm to notarize it tomorrow," Shi Zixiong said.
Lu Jiu waved his hand, "There's no need to notarize the guarantee letter. Just having both parties agree and sign is enough."
Lu Jiu had learned about this while working at the hospital.
The guarantee letter only needed the person to have corresponding civil capacity, both parties to express true intentions, and the content must not violate any mandatory provisions of law or administrative regulations, nor public order and good customs, to be legally effective.
With this document, Lu Jiu could treat boldly and with peace of mind.
