At four o’clock in the morning, the sky was slightly brighter, and the CDC team members just lay down in their clothes. Although they were exhausted, they were still replaying the flow tune scene repeatedly in their minds, thinking about the trajectory of the positive infection, recalling the close contacts they had found and the identified epidemic spot, and asking themselves what clues they had to follow. Implementation, whether there are omissions. In the past few days, due to the huge work pressure, some of the transfer team members have disordered biological clocks. They are tired and sleepy but cannot fall asleep, and even rely on sleeping pills to barely fall asleep.
On March 14, the epidemic prevention and control war in Jinpu New Area started. In the early morning of the same day, the Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention dispatched 65 staff to the Jinpu New Area. As of March 24, nearly 300 people from the city and district CDCs have been dispatched to participate in the work of circulation, disinfection, and testing.
Dispatch is the most important part of the epidemic prevention and control work. The dispatch team members used on-site dispatch and telephone dispatch to learn more about the travel history, contact history, exposure history and past history of the infected person. All kinds of clues should be investigated and traced, the trajectory of personnel activities should be grasped, the source of infection should be investigated, the route of transmission should be found, and close contacts should be identified and traced, so as to ensure that no one is missed from the source. Complete the epidemiological core information investigation within 4 hours, without letting go of any clues, find omissions, correct the wrong content, through sorting, analysis, research and judgment, complete the investigation of the specific situation of the infected person within 24 hours, and generate a complete report. All survey reports provide a scientific basis for prevention and control decisions, so that measures such as transfer isolation, medical observation, and disinfection of epidemic spots can be taken as soon as possible to block the spread of the virus. As the scouts on the front line, the team members need to check all the close connections to ensure that there are no omissions, to determine whether a chain of infection can be formed, and to complete the task according to the time node before they can rest.
59-year-old Wang Yuhua is the chief physician of the chronic non-communicable disease prevention and control department of the Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention. A few days before he arrived in Jinpu New District, the epidemiological report of a positive infected person was not completed, and he was assigned another For a task, a flow adjustment team sometimes needs to carry out the flow adjustment work of 2 cases at the same time, and often it can be completed all night long. Wang Yuhua had a bad sleep in the first place, but now her biological clock is disordered, and she only gets 2-3 hours of sleep every day when she takes sleeping pills. In order to have the energy to work the next day, she can only increase the dose to sleep more. There are also many transfer team members who have the same problem. Although the exhaustion in front of them is extremely real, the heavy responsibility makes them choose to stick to it.
Wu Hua Peninsula Morning News, 39 Degrees Video Reporter Huang Fengtong