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Hunan Daily New Hunan client reporter Xiang Lijun correspondent Xiang Chun
Acupuncture, tuina, cupping... On the evening of September 15, the People's Square in Jishou City, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, was crowded and lively. In the evening, the large-scale free clinic activities of "Chinese Medicine Culture into Ten Thousand Homes" and "Chinese Medicine Culture Night Market" held by Xiangxi Hospital for Nationalities were held here.
Experts from 20 departments, including Tuina, Gastroenterology, and Rehabilitation, "set up stalls" on site to answer citizens' questions and provide TCM characteristic technical service experience.
"I have been suffering from respiratory disease for many years, and I feel uncomfortable in winter, and my daily actions are slow." In front of the respiratory medicine "booth", the 78-year-old Luo Jinbao wandered around and stopped by to see the disease.
"You are emphysema, prescribe some medicine for you first." After carefully checking the pulse of Chen Chuquan, director of the pulmonary disease department, he analyzed the condition of the old man and asked what medicine he was taking recently, and instructed the old man to take time to go to the hospital for corresponding treatment.
On the side of the pharmaceutical "stall", stroke tongluo pills, red seven bonesetting capsules, auspicious cough cream, etc., the hospital's independent intellectual property rights of traditional Chinese medicine preparations are neatly stacked. When the doctor prescribes the medicine, the public can collect it free of charge on the spot.
At the "booth" of the acupuncture department, Chen Lingfan, the director of the department and deputy chief physician, and his colleagues were busy, and the citizens who came to experience were lined up on the spot.
Senior student Huang Wanting learned about tonight's "Chinese Medicine Culture Night Market" and had dinner and pulled her grandfather to experience it on the spot. "After acupuncture, the shoulders and necks are loose and comfortable!" Huang Wanting also learned daily stretching and relaxation with the doctor on the spot.
At the event site, 20 display panels were arranged neatly in two rows, introducing in detail the 20 departments of the on-site free clinic, so as to facilitate the public to consult and treat the number.
It is understood that Xiangxi Prefecture Hospital for Nationalities and Traditional Chinese Medicine has held a large-scale free clinic activity of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Night Market" since last year, which has been warmly welcomed by the citizens and has been successively carried out in Jishou, Qianzhou, high-tech zones and other places.
As the only modern tertiary first-class Chinese medicine hospital in Xiangxi that integrates medical treatment, teaching, scientific research and rehabilitation, the hospital adheres to the development concept of "traditional Chinese medicine leads, western medicine runs together, and ethnic medicine runs", continuously deepens and expands the field of traditional Chinese medicine characteristic services, has carried out 77 traditional Chinese medicine characteristic nursing technologies such as traditional Chinese medicine dressing, moxibustion, cupping, etc., and issued 52 Tujia medicine standards. Three departments, namely Miao Medical Tujia Medicine, Spleen and Gastroenterology, Tujia Medical Hepatology and Tuina, are national key specialties, and 12 departments such as acupuncture and physical therapy, cardiology and encephalopathy are provincial key specialties. Recently, the hospital has also been recognized as the demonstration base of clinical medical technology combining Chinese and Western medicine for spleen and stomach diseases in Hunan Province and the clinical medical technology demonstration base for nursing of Tujia medicine in Hunan Province.
Wang Xiaojun, deputy secretary of the party committee and president of the hospital, said that the purpose of this activity is to create a strong atmosphere for citizens to believe, use and love Chinese medicine, so that citizens can easily enjoy the high-quality services of third-class hospitals without going to the hospital. Wang Xiaojun said that the next step will be to continue to carry out Chinese medicine cultural dissemination activities in communities and schools, so that Chinese medicine cultural knowledge will fly into thousands of households.