Zhangjiajie: "Cloud Visit" warm online, so that family affection "touch the screen"

Mom and baby meet at the "cloud" end.

Red Net Moment January 6 (correspondent Li Yong) "Baby, how are you, did you sleep well today?" Did the nurse sister feed you? You have to eat a little more every day, get better quickly, Mom loves you! On January 5, at the Yongding District Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Zhangjiajie City, Ms. Xie, a mother who was still in the ward, chatted with the baby in the neonatal intensive care unit through mobile phone video on the "cloud" end. Subsequently, he asked the doctor and nurse on duty about the baby's feeding, breathing, sleep, etc., and the medical staff patiently answered them one by one. This is the family story staged by the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) every Wednesday, remote video visits, so that love and warmth are "at your fingertips".

Due to the fact that newborn babies living in NICU are usually in critical condition and have low immunity, coupled with the severe situation of prevention and control of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, in order to eliminate nosocomial infections and ensure the safety of the children, the hospital has temporarily cancelled the original daily family visits. In order not to prevent the epidemic from blocking family affection, the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit launched a "cloud visit" service. "Cloud visitation", that is, with the help of WeChat video call function, lets babies in the NICU make video and voice calls with mothers and accompanying family members to achieve intuitive communication between babies, families, doctors and nurses.

To this end, Yongding District Maternal and Child Health Hospital NICU specially prepared a working mobile phone, the creation of "cloud visit" special WeChat signal, the family of the child admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit can add WeChat at the first time, through the WeChat video call within the specified time to let the mother and family and the doctor in charge of the nurse, the child meet at the "cloud" end, not only can communicate and exchange the baby's condition, living conditions, but also can intuitively see the baby's feeding, sleeping various states, and build a bridge of parent-child communication. In addition, the medical staff here will also record videos of the baby's feeding, diaper change, etc., and send it to the mother's mobile phone, so that the mother can understand the baby's condition in time, establish a special channel of family communication, and enhance the parent-child relationship.

"Family members can't see the child, and as medical staff, they also feel empathy, and can only comfort their parents' pain when communicating the condition through 'cloud visits' from time to time." Yang Jinghui, chief nurse of the neonatology department, said that now that the "cloud visitation" system is online, medical staff have also served as liaisons between children and their families, and regularly launched the line to "broadcast" the situation of children in the hospital, which not only eliminates infection in the hospital, but also establishes a barrier-free communication bridge between medical care, children and families.