Walk into Daxing's Junda No. 152:
Qin Nan, a nurse in the Department of Endocrinology/Oncology of Xi'an Daxing Hospital
Tags: Cognitive shift Empathy Extrovert
"XiaoNan, wait a minute, take a picture and draw a lipstick." Did you wear lipstick? I didn't bring my sister..." At the end of the interview, when taking photos for Qin Nan, Wei Juan, the head nurse on the side, said enthusiastically.
The details of this "preference" are enough to see Qin Nan's "weight" in the hearts of colleagues.
From bland to loving
"Now the work is very fulfilling and happy", I can't imagine that Qin Nan, who said this, was "very resistant" to her nursing profession six or seven years ago.
Trivial, worrying, and tiring is a common understanding of the nursing industry. Qin Nan, who was "ignorant", also applied for the nursing profession under the recommendation of relatives.
In 2014, Qin Nan graduated from school and was directly assigned to the 986 Hospital Affiliated to the Air Force Military Medical University (formerly the 451st Hospital of the People's Liberation Army), worked in the Clinical Support Center, and also worked as a health doctor in the affiliated kindergarten.
Injections, dispensing, handover shifts... Qin Nan, who has just entered the workplace, does not have any reverence for this seemingly ordinary nursing work, mostly due to inertia in the "mechanical cycle". For nursing, Qin Nan at that time could not say that there was anything worth attracting.
Until he became a patient, Qin Nan seemed to have changed as a person.
Because of certain factors, Qin Nan ran to Xijing Hospital for a while to see a doctor, where she was not a nurse, just a patient. The scalp-tingling "people's bank long dragon", the anxiety of waiting outside the clinic, the kind of entrustment of "grasping the straw of life" when seeing the doctor, the dazedness of hearing bad news... All kinds of emotions reshaped Qin Nan's understanding of patients.
"It was also from then on that I gradually developed a sense of sacredness and responsibility for my work, the doctor saved the body, and the nursing protected the soul."
With new expectations for the nursing career, Qin Nan grew rapidly under the influence of the four medical universities and also had a different plan for his future.
The persistence of hope
In 2015, on the recommendation of a friend, Qin Nan came to Xi'an Daxing Hospital.
With the development of the hospital, Qin Nan also transferred from the original nephrology department to the endocrinology/oncology department, mainly responsible for the care of tumor patients.
Often to heal, is Qin Nan's pursuit.
Tumor patients are different from the average patient, in addition to physical pain, psychological pressure is also very large, many patients are shocked and pessimistic, and even lose confidence in life, making their original lack of color in the world become more gray. "As a nurse in the oncology department, in addition to strengthening their own nursing literacy, they should be more loving, and they should help patients more, especially to give patients more encouragement and comfort, and build confidence and hope to overcome the disease!" This is very important! ”
All along, Qin Nan has adhered to his own "principles" for the care of tumor patients: but if you have something to ask for, you must do what you can do! Patients and families go from pessimism at the beginning, to not giving up afterwards, and then to laughing at everything at the end. Qin Nan's contribution was indispensable, "Doctors give hope, I want to give them the strength to insist on hope."
From kidney disease to tumor, in the face of chronic critical illness, the seven-year exploration of "hope" has made Qin Nan see both the ruthlessness of the disease and the tenacity of life. "Being able to be trusted and recognized by patients is the greatest honor of the medical staff, and it is also the motivation for me to keep moving forward." In the future, I will do more well, take the patient's feeling as the guide, never give up, and do my best to alleviate the pain of more patients. ”
Correspondent: Li Chenguang
Editor-in-charge: Liu Shuhai
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