"Good friends, I saw a doctor in Renji Hospital because of my bad legs, and now because of the epidemic, I stay in the hospital for isolation and observation. The nurses and doctors here are very good, and everyone works together to achieve greater victories in the fight against the epidemic! ”
In the shot, the 64-year-old Li Apo was full of anger and raised her arms to herself and encourage everyone. Since the implementation of closed-loop management in the West Branch of Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine on January 21, the life of medical staff and stranded patients in the hospital has always touched the hearts of the citizens. Li Apo is a postoperative patient in the orthopedic and joint surgery ward, when she saw the medical staff shooting a video to record the isolation life, she also wanted to say a few words to the camera, "Our life is as usual, there is no terrible imagination, I hope you can rest assured!" ”
The video was filmed by Jin Zhuyuan, chief nurse of the Department of Osteoarticular Surgery. She told the Jiefang Daily Shangguan News reporter that there are currently 16 stranded patients and 8 accompanying personnel in the osteoarticular surgery ward, and the 4 doctors left behind are exactly a complete team - the chief physician, attending physician, resident physician and rehabilitation division each perform their duties, and work with 7 nursing staff to provide medical and life services for patients and escorts during the isolation period.
The sudden outbreak of the epidemic has interrupted routine medical treatment and made everyone a comrade-in-arms who supports each other in the hospital. "None of the doctors applied to stay in the isolation hotel, choosing to stay in the ward; I and another emergency nurse were also on 24 hours a day, so that patients and escorts could find people when they needed them." Jin Zhuyuan said that due to the limited number of beds in the duty room, everyone will make a "temporary dormitory" after the full elimination of the vacant ward.
Unlike many wards, the 16 patients stranded in the orthopedic surgery ward were all postoperative recovery patients. "After receiving the hospital's closed-loop management notice, we urgently contacted the patients who were supposed to be admitted to the hospital and the patients transferred from the emergency department to ensure that as few patients as possible were delayed." Jin Zhuyuan explained that there are currently a small number of patients who were originally ready to be discharged from the hospital one week after surgery, and most of the rest are patients who need to be followed up for rehabilitation two or three days after joint replacement surgery.
"This is a blessing in disguise!" Aunt Li said that she was supposed to be at home with the WeChat group for rehabilitation, and the doctor provided one-on-one rehabilitation guidance in the ward. "At present, considering the epidemic prevention and control situation, we have not carried out a cluster of rehabilitation exercises, and tomorrow the third nucleic acid test will be carried out in the hospital, and if all of them are negative, we will gradually carry out small-scale group rehabilitation exercises." Yue Bing, deputy director of the Department of Osteoarticular Surgery, introduced.
Li Apo said that the special period and special environment have also achieved a special fate. She has a long history of atrial fibrillation, her husband travels on business, and her daughter and son-in-law are unable to accompany her due to busy work. Her companions are neighbor girlfriends who have played from childhood to adulthood, and the two sisters live in the hospital to support each other. Unexpectedly, a quarantine notice required them to stay in the hospital for 14 days. "From the initial tension to the current calm, we began to 'enjoy' the isolation life here." She quipped, "We believe in the medical staff and shanghai's prevention and control management capabilities, and we are waiting for the arrival of the unsealing day." ”
Column Editor-in-Chief: Gu Yong Text Editor: Huang Yangzi
Source: Author: Huang Yangzi