Liu Yu Li Qian, Special Health Management Department of Characteristic Medical Center (formerly 306 Hospital).
Edited by Liu Yan/Cui Yan, Medical Science Popularization Center
Day after day, year after year, the Special Health Management Division receives every medical check-up as usual.
Ms. Miao came by appointment and started her medical examination journey with joy. When the ultrasound was done, the doctor told her that the ultrasound results showed a TI-RADS type 3 nodule in the left lobe of the thyroid gland. When Ms. Miao heard this result, her mood instantly fell to the bottom, and she sat on the sofa without saying a word. This detail was discovered by our colleague and immediately stepped forward to ask her if she needed help. Ms. Miao said that she had heard of thyroid nodules, but she didn't know anything about the stage, and she immediately felt bad when she saw that she was stage 3. While stabilizing Ms. Miao's mood, the department staff immediately contacted Dr. Wang, who interpreted the report. Dr. Wang made a comprehensive assessment based on the size, shape, blood flow and other factors of her nodules and gave professional advice, and Ms. Miao's mood gradually improved after listening, and she successfully completed the rest of the physical examination items. Before parting, Ms. Miao kept saying that she was grateful and said that she had a new understanding of the physical examination and learned professional knowledge.
I thought this matter was over, but I didn't expect the story to have just begun.
The next day, Ms. Miao brought more than a dozen family members. "Give each of them a copy according to my medical check-up items!"
Ms. Miao explained to us: "When I went home yesterday, I always felt unsure. I had my own physical examination, but my family didn't do a physical examination! The physical examination is like looking in the mirror, and you must make all the physical problems clear in order to rest assured! After listening to Ms. Miao's words, the staff present said that her words were very reasonable.
As a result, Dr. Li has developed a personalized check-up program for each individual. Sure enough, most people have thyroid nodules! Ms. Miao couldn't help but be worried about this result. We all know that we have thyroid nodules, what else can we do besides regular check-ups? The special health manager conducted a comprehensive assessment based on the basic situation, lifestyle, diet, exercise, and psychological state, established a personalized health management file for each person, and summarized the risk factors related to thyroid nodules. In this way, Ms. Miao's family entered the army of health management and self-health management.
Colleagues from the Special Service Health Management Division are also glad to have been able to help Ms Miao and her family achieve a health transition. As a health care worker, I have the important responsibility of protecting people's health.
Let us work together to protect health with professionalism and contribute to the construction of a healthy China. On this road, we, the Special Service Health Management Division, will, as always, uphold our original intention and shoulder the mission to protect people's health.
(The picture comes from the Internet)