This article is reprinted from: People’s Daily Online
The press conference. People’s Daily Online, Hohhot, February 27 (Liu Yilin) On February 27, according to the news of the 13th press conference on the prevention and control of the new crown pneumonia in Hohhot, Hohhot Zhongmeng Hospital As a designated rehabilitation hospital in Hohhot, since February 24, when the first recovered patient with new coronary pneumonia was received, so far, 17 recovered patients have been received, and the reception of recovered patients is in progress.
In order to do a good job in various diagnosis and treatment work, the hospital has established a medical expert group, and set up professional groups such as medical care services, Chinese and Mongolian medical rehabilitation, psychological counseling, expert guidance, and life support to optimize medical experts and medical care teams. Configure, adjust the layout of departments, clarify the division of responsibilities, establish and improve various management systems, consultation and ward round systems to ensure the health and safety of patients.
In the process of diagnosis and treatment, give full play to the characteristics of Chinese (Mongolian) medicine, use Chinese (Mongolian) medicine according to the patient’s condition, and lead the patient to do “Ba Duan Jin” and “Auricular Point Exercise” and other Chinese medicine health exercises to recover. The patient’s lung power, enhance the resistance. At present, all patients in the hospital are in stable condition and in good psychological state.
In order to do a good job in infection control, the hospital strictly strengthens the prevention and control of hospital infection in accordance with the requirements of epidemic prevention and control of infectious diseases, and establishes an infection prevention and control system for the whole process of patients from admission to discharge. Sense control manual, strengthen the supervision and inspection of hospital sense work, and ensure that various sense control measures are put in place. Closed-loop management of all medical staff.