On August 6, in order to do a good job in the emergency medical rescue work of public health emergencies, the First Hospital of Harbin Medical University convened 60 members of the provincial emergency medical rescue team of natural disasters, hazardous chemical poisoning incidents and nuclear radiation emergencies in Heilongjiang Province to start emergency plan drills and training.
"We must take this drill as an opportunity to conscientiously summarize lessons and lessons, continuously improve emergency plans and processes, strengthen personnel training and material reserves, and ensure that the hospital can maintain a high level of emergency response capability at all times." The First Hospital of Harbin Medical University Yu Kaijiang instructed the drill on the spot and made a mobilization speech, the emergency drill is not a one-time task, but a work that requires us to persist and improve for a long time. It is hoped that all medical staff can fully realize the importance and necessity of emergency drills, devote themselves to future work with more enthusiasm and a more pragmatic attitude, and contribute to the health of the people.
Professor Zhou Shifeng of Emergency Surgery, Associate Professor Guo Zhigang of the Department of Anesthesiology, and Associate Professor Liang Xiankai of the Department of Emergency Medicine respectively conducted training on trauma bandaging, tracheal intubation, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The Harbin Fire Emergency Corps instructed the team members to set up emergency rescue tents on the spot. Personnel from relevant functional departments participated in the drill and training.
This emergency drill has improved the team's ability to respond to public health emergencies. By simulating real scenarios, we can intuitively see whether the hospital's emergency response mechanism is sound, whether the process is smooth, whether the personnel are in place, and whether the materials are sufficient in an emergency. This kind of practical drill can help us find and correct existing problems, optimize emergency plans, and ensure that we can work quickly, orderly and efficiently when facing a real crisis. This training has been well received by all team members, and has laid a good foundation for emergency rescue work.
In recent years, the frequent occurrence of public health events around the world has put forward higher requirements for the emergency management system of hospitals, and the emergency response capacity of public health emergencies is directly related to the life safety and social stability of patients.
In 2021, in accordance with the requirements of the relevant opinions of the Provincial Party Committee, the First Hospital of Harbin Medical University established three provincial-level teams, including the provincial-level emergency (natural disaster) emergency medical rescue team in Heilongjiang Province, the provincial-level emergency medical rescue team for sudden (hazardous chemicals) poisoning and the nuclear radiation emergency medical rescue team. This emergency drill effectively strengthened the ability of the provincial emergency medical rescue team members to respond quickly, effectively respond and deal with emergencies, and escorted the lives and health of the people of Longjiang.
Ma Yuan