Editor's note: The virus is raging and the whole country is fighting. The epidemic is the order, and the ward is the battlefield. Since the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the vast number of medical staff have rushed to the front line of epidemic prevention and control without hesitation, working day and night, continuously, demonstrating the noble spirit of saving lives and helping the injured and the benevolence of doctors. "The vicissitudes of the sea, the true colors of heroes." They are the backbone of the fight against the epidemic, and have built a great wall of steel to fight the epidemic with courage, sweat and even life.
Doctors and patients are special friends who are connected by life
February 25 Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital Rain shower
Zhu Lian is a member of the National Medical Team and a nurse in the Department of Critical Care Medicine, Xiangya Hospital, Central South University
At the most critical moment of the epidemic prevention and control battle, General Secretary Xi Jinping issued a call that "medical personnel are the backbone of defeating the epidemic, and we must attach great importance to their protection, care and love". The care from the party and the country makes us deeply inspired, warm and full of strength!
I think that if the eyes of medical staff give courage to patients, then the eyes of patients must also give us confidence! Patients suffer from pain, but they never hesitate to give us a smile and a thumbs up!
The "epidemic" can be seen in the spring
On February 24, Wuhan Xinzhou District Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was sunny
Yan Weiju Is a member of the first batch of medical teams from the Affiliated Hospital of Qinghai University and a nurse in the Respiratory Department of the Affiliated Hospital of Qinghai University
In this battle without smoke, the patient and we are more like comrades-in-arms. We put on our protective clothing, picked up the treatment tray, and fought the virus with them.
Today, after 6 hours of work, I am exhausted after taking off my protective clothing, but my heart is extremely full. I hope that our medical staff can continue to use their love, care and sense of responsibility to bring more warmth to patients in pain. I hope that spring will not only come as scheduled, but also the safety of everyone after the epidemic.
Establish a "temporary ICU" to admit patients
On February 23, the First Hospital of Wuhan City was sunny
Wang Pu is an attending physician in the Department of Respiratory Medicine, The First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University
After a few seconds of silence, I remembered the training and early warning that Director Zhou had been giving us a few days ago, and now the unified intensive care room of the hospital was very saturated, and if you wanted to treat patients who were intubated, they would be admitted to ward 11. Because the leader of ward 11 was me and Xu Fang, one engaged in breathing, the other engaged in severe illness, I immediately decided to transfer directly to our ward 11 after intubation and establish a "temporary ICU".
The establishment of the "temporary ICU" to admit the first intubation patient was a major event for our medical team. Since our hospital took over the 10th and 11th infection wards of Wuhan First Hospital, most of the patients admitted to the hospital are seriously ill. Each rescue is to give patients the opportunity to live, the hope of life, but also to our team's rescue and treatment work to accumulate more valuable experience. For the team, for Wuhan, continue to cheer!
We are not cold, not tired, not difficult
On February 22, Wuhan Tongji Hospital Zhongfa New City Branch was cloudy
Xu Xia is an attending physician of respiratory specialty in the Department of Health Care, Qilu Hospital, Shandong University
Tired? yes. Wearing a full set of protective equipment, the muscles were stiff. I took off my heavy protective suit and took a deep breath to feel like I was alive. Rub your nose, the red indentations are painful and itchy, will there be pressure sores? If the head nurse saw it, he would definitely be distressed. In order to alleviate the bruising of wearing goggles for a long time, when I came, the attentive nurse Fu specially prepared a hydrocolloid (a kind of decompression dressing) for me. However, there was a patient in the ward who had been bedridden for a long time, and there were already pressure sores in the sacrumpid. Now that medical supplies in Wuhan are in short supply and there is no decompression dressing in the ward, I handed over the hydrocolloid to the nurse and gave it to this patient. Although it hurts to be swollen by the goggles on my face, I am more distressed by the patient. Go back to the dormitory, take a hot shower, sleep in The Beauty, haha, tomorrow I will be resurrected with blood again. Still tired? Not tired, not tired, not tired at all.
It's the longest road I've ever come
On February 23, Wuhan Union Jiangnan Hospital was sunny
Zhou Tong is the deputy chief physician of the Department of Respiratory Medicine of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University (General Hospital of Nuclear Industry).
Two people pushed the bed, one person pinched the ball, into the elevator, out of the elevator, we wore thick protective suits and trotted all the way down the long corridor, I don't know how long it took, but it felt like the longest road I've ever taken in my life.
Finally stabilized, we can also withdraw. Back in the ward, he confessed to the patient's family again, and he had tears in his eyes: "Thank you, thank you!" I thought the family could be together this time, but I didn't expect it to be another separation! I don't know if I can see you again? "Yes!" I shook his hand firmly.
Spring flowers are blooming and the future is expected
On February 23, Wuhan Tongji Hospital Zhongfa New City Branch Yin
Cheng Qin is a member of the National Aid-E medical team and a doctor of respiratory and critical care medicine in the Third Hospital of Beijing Medical College
On the first day I walked into the ward, a patient said, "When I saw your doctors in Beijing, I suddenly had confidence." "It's not just trust, it's responsibility. Language barriers, patients' incomprehension of treatment options, and the run-in between the team members and the new hospital... We have overcome one difficulty after another. In addition to actively observing the condition, we also strive to help patients with psychological counseling and try new drugs.
From the admission of 30 patients in 24 hours at the time of the opening of the new ward, to the gradual decline in the total number of hospitalizations on the blackboard in the ward, I believe that after the implementation of strong anti-epidemic measures and active treatment, the number of cases will definitely become less and less.
Today is the 30th day of the lockdown in Wuhan and the 28th day that our medical team came to Wuhan. Spring flowers are blooming, and the future is expected!
The patient's trust is warmer than anything else
On February 21, Hubei Provincial Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine was sunny
Chen Hanli is a member of the medical team of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine
On 19 February, seven patients were admitted to the hospital. During the tour, I noticed that a 91-year-old grandmother was a little depressed. In our work, we often say that treating the sick and allowing patients to maintain a good attitude is of great help to the treatment of diseases. I started talking to my grandmother and told her to ring the bell whenever she needed it. The grandmother asked uneasily, "If I ring the bell at night, will you come?" After receiving a positive reply, the grandmother's uneasy mood gradually eased. Gaining the trust of patients is a good start!
Due to some routine tests today, the 91-year-old grandmother has not accepted blood draws. I shook my grandmother's hand and said, "Grandma, only by cooperating with the doctor's treatment plan can we cure the disease as soon as possible and go home for a reunion." "Okay then! I believe in you!" At that moment, the patient's trust is warmer than anything!
My "Wuhan family" was discharged from the hospital
February 21 Wuhan Union Hospital Yin
Zhou Lan is a member of the National Medical Team and a nurse in the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery at Xiangya Hospital of Central South University
February 20th is the thirteenth day I came to Wuhan, and it is also a day worth remembering. My "Wuhan family" Aunt Xue was discharged from the hospital!
My "Wuhan family" is Aunt Xue, an optimistic and positive person. The first time she was treated, she praised us and Xiangya Hospital fiercely, saying that she would cooperate with the treatment and was confident of defeating the disease as soon as possible.
In the intensive care unit, the aunt's symptoms are relatively mild. While actively cooperating with the treatment, she also has some anti-epidemic small "skills": using a small book to record the daily physical condition in detail; trying to eat as much as possible to maintain immunity; limited activity space, but also insist on doing exercises and exercises, getting out of bed more... I also couldn't help but like: "Auntie, we are all the first responsible persons for our own health, you have done a great job!"
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