At the beginning of March, Changchun University of Traditional Chinese Medicine quickly set up a medical team to support Changchun Infectious Disease Hospital, and went to the front line of the epidemic for the first time to carry out traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
When he first arrived at Changchun Infectious Disease Hospital, Hu Shaodan, the leader of the medical team, immediately made work arrangements and divided the team members into four groups to be responsible for the original four treatment areas of Changchun Infectious Disease Hospital. The team members quickly entered the working state and explored a set of working modes for the cooperation of Traditional Chinese and Western medicine. With the increase in the number of patients, Changchun Infectious Disease Hospital launched two new buildings that were not put into use as a cabin hospital to continue treatment, and in only 3 days, more than 800 beds were full. In the case of tight time, many patients and shortage of personnel, the medical team immediately made new work adjustments, and each group of medical staff was responsible for the treatment of more than 200 patients in traditional Chinese medicine, and did its best to ensure the comprehensive coverage of traditional Chinese medicine.
Doctor Hu Shaodan diagnoses the pulse of critically ill patients
Doctor Zhang Chunling and Yan Chengqiu rounded the room
Doctor Deng Houbo takes the pulse for the patient
Doctor Li Ting answers questions for patients
Doctor Fan Qi diagnoses the patient's pulse
Medical team members make rounds
The medical team members prepare before entering the warehouse
Li Xiangnan, a nurse in the cabin for her birthday
Changchun Infectious Disease Hospital patient turnover is relatively fast, each group of doctors every day the first time into the cabin rounds, the patient to see and hear, dialectical medication, every day distribution of nearly 2,000 bags of Chinese medicine, more than 4,000 bags of Chinese medicine, an average of more than 700 copies per floor. Seeing this scene, many patients said painfully: "It is really hard for you, the number is so large, and the Chinese medicine is so heavy!" "Because the patient's cure and discharge is the biggest wish of the medical staff, no matter how tired they are, they must also ensure that the Chinese medicine is delivered to the patient in time!" The mist-covered goggles and the pain in their hands could not stop them from moving forward. Despite the difficult conditions, everyone is still positive and optimistic, looking at the number of turnover patients every day, the team members are very happy, and everyone feels that it is worth it to be tired and tired.
Medical workers who are fighting on the front line
Nurse Li Yixuan explained the precautions for medication to patients
Nurses Huang Baichao and Park Jinyi carry the medicine
Chinese medicines that are about to be moved into the infected area
The health of the patient is the greatest comfort for all medical workers
Nurse Tang Jian took a group photo with the patient
After the unremitting efforts of all the team members, more than 78% of the patients in the ward were cured and discharged. The medical team has received many thank-you letters from patients, which is not only a recognition and affirmation of our hard work, but also a driving force for all team members to forge ahead. With the joint efforts of medical staff, the rescue and treatment task has achieved remarkable results, and the coverage rate of traditional Chinese medicine has reached 100%. As of April 22, Changchun Infectious Diseases Hospital has treated more than 3,300 patients and discharged more than 2,600 patients.
Text/Li Xiangnan
Production/Party Committee Publicity Section