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1st Eye - Chongqing Radio and Television
Three days ago, he was hospitalized with fever, and the examination showed that the inflammatory indicators were very high, and the hospital carried out active anti-infection treatment, but the child still had symptoms such as fever, shallow and rapid breathing, and abdominal distention......
On April 15, a newborn born who was only 13 days old in Wanzhou District was in critical condition and requested to be transferred to the Children's Hospital Affiliated to the Intensive Medical Center for treatment.
After full communication between the 120 transport team of the emergency department of the Children's Hospital Affiliated to the Intensive Medical Hospital, the neonatology department and the other hospital, soliciting parents' opinions and obtaining support, the pre-hospital emergency department decided to start the high-speed rail transport. Under the guidance of Tan Liping, director of the emergency department, and Shi Yuan, director of the neonatology department, the team members performed their duties, formulated detailed transfer plans, actively prepared transfer materials and medicines, and coordinated with the high-speed rail station, the other hospital, the hospital bus group and other departments to ensure the smooth transfer process.
At 8 o'clock in the morning of April 16, two members, Zhan Xingxing's attending physician and Liu Tao's nurse, set off from Chongqing North Railway Station with ECG monitors, infusion pumps and other first-aid equipment according to their conditions. Arrive at the local hospital at 10 a.m., and after a comprehensive assessment of the child's condition, the child will be transferred to the Wanzhou high-speed rail station. At 11:50 a.m., the high-speed train returned, and the staff closely monitored the child's vital signs during the transfer. At 1 p.m., the child arrived at Chongqing North Railway Station, and half an hour later, the child was successfully admitted to the neonatal ward of the Children's Hospital Affiliated to the Intensive Medical Hospital.
The whole process of high-speed rail transfer takes about 2 hours, which saves 2 hours compared with conventional ambulance transfer, greatly shortens the transfer time and reduces the risk in the transfer process. Currently, the child is in stable condition and is receiving further treatment.
On the premise of ensuring the safety of child transport, compared with ambulance transport, high-speed rail transport is not easily affected by factors such as transport time, road conditions, weather, and drivers, and has the advantages of being faster and more stable.
In this regard, Tan Liping, director of the emergency department, said that after strict evaluation, the condition of the children is relatively stable, and the high-speed rail station is short from the local hospital is suitable for high-speed rail transportation. However, for children who are critically ill and may have significant fluctuations in their condition during transport, it is necessary to carefully choose the high-speed rail transport mode.
The hospital will continue to sum up experience, continue to sort out the transfer process, formulate high-speed rail transfer SOP, smooth the 120 transfer path, promote the development of high-speed rail transfer, and let more critically ill children receive safer, more efficient and high-quality transfer services.
Founded in 2010, after 13 years of construction and development, the Pre-hospital Emergency Department of the Emergency Department of the Children's Hospital of Intensive Medical Care has established a professional transport team and a perfect transport system. The pre-hospital emergency department has 11 ambulances of different types, with an annual transport volume of about 4,000 people, covering Chongqing, Sichuan, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Shaanxi and other regions, with a transport diameter of more than 700 kilometers.
(First Sight - Chongqing Radio and Television Reporter Mao Lintao Wang Xiang)