606 people from the Hunan-aided Chinese medical team in Shanghai assembled for the expedition
We will make full use of our province’s experience in epidemic prevention, control and treatment to provide diagnosis and treatment services for patients in local cabin hospitals
On the morning of April 15, at Changsha Huanghua International Airport, a total of 606 people from the National TCM Medical Team (Hunan) aided to Shanghai departed for Shanghai.
Drinking a river of water together, Hunan and Shanghai are deeply in love. On the morning of April 15th, 606 people from the Hunan Provincial Aid Shanghai TCM Medical Team set off for Shanghai, and took over the Fangcang cabin hospital at Gudan Road, Xinchang, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, and made full use of the “integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, combined use of traditional Chinese and Western medicine” for epidemic prevention and control in our province. “Providing diagnosis and treatment services for patients in Fangcang shelter hospitals.
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Our province forms 606 TCM medical team members to aid Shanghai
According to the deployment requirements of the medical treatment team of the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of the State Council, on the evening of April 13, our province quickly set up a Chinese medical team to aid Shanghai. This establishment has been widely responded by the traditional Chinese medicine system in our province, and more than 2,000 medical staff volunteered to go to the front line. In just one day, a 606-person Chinese medical team in Shanghai was assembled.
The “Traditional Chinese Medicine Hunan Army” on this expedition was led by Xiao Wenming, deputy director of the Provincial Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The team members mainly came from the First Affiliated Hospital of Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the Affiliated to Hunan Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Hospital, the First Affiliated Hospital of Hunan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and 25 TCM hospitals above the second level including Changsha, Hengyang, Yueyang, Changde, Shaoyang, Yiyang, and Xiangxi TCM Hospital. The team consists of 128 males and 478 females. 52% of the team members were born in the 1990s. The oldest team member is 56 years old, the youngest is 20 years old, and the average age is 32.8 years old.
Since the beginning of this year, the Provincial Health Commission and the Provincial Bureau of Traditional Chinese Medicine have actively organized traditional Chinese medicine to participate in the prevention and control of the epidemic. As of April 13, the participation rate of traditional Chinese medicine treatment of 68 confirmed patients was 100%; at the same time, traditional Chinese medicine intervention was included in the “four mornings” content , implement the principles of “do your best” and “willing to do your best”, and organize traditional Chinese medicine hospitals to provide 1.012 million doses of preventive traditional Chinese medicine for close contact personnel, sub-close contact personnel at centralized isolation points, front-line medical personnel for epidemic prevention and control, public security police officers, and community workers. Second-rate.
Let the motherland medicine serve the people of Shanghai
Chief Physician Wang Xinzhi of the First Affiliated Hospital of Hunan Traditional Chinese Medicine is on his fourth expedition after the outbreak. He has supported Yiyang, Huanggang and Zhangjiajie successively. The use of traditional Chinese medicine to treat patients has been highly praised.
On this expedition to Shanghai, Wang Xinzhi said that he will do his best to share his anti-epidemic experience with members of the medical team, so that the motherland’s medicine can serve the people of Shanghai.
Qi Shuanglin and Huaguang are known as the “double heroes” of the provincial hospital of traditional Chinese medicine. In 2020, they went to Hubei to support the local fight against the epidemic. This time, the two senior veterans actively signed up and set off again: “We have confidence in ourselves, in the team, in traditional Chinese medicine, and in the country. I believe that we can use traditional Chinese medicine to defeat the epidemic, defeat the virus, and return safely. !”
Zhang Shuxun is the only post-00 generation in the expedition team of Changsha Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. At the age of 22, she has not worked for a long time, but she has participated in epidemic prevention and control many times.
Wang Fan, 27-year-old from Linli County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Changde, is one of the few male nurses in the team. “When you choose the nursing profession, you have already made the mental preparation to go to the front line at any time.” Wang Fan said that he is a male nurse and may have more advantages than girls in terms of strength and stability in the process of nursing and transferring patients.
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5 consecutive flights in 1 hour! Send your relatives to “go on an expedition” with the taste of your hometown
From 9:56 a.m. to 10:38 a.m. on April 15, five China Southern Airlines passenger planes took off from Huanghua International Airport one after another, transporting more than 600 medical staff from the Hunan Traditional Chinese Medicine System to Shanghai.
At 7:30 a.m. on the 15th, the front of the China Southern Airlines counter at Huanghua International Airport was in good order. 5 flights opened their own check-in counters. China Southern Airlines also specially coordinated the security check channel for the medical team members to maximize the waiting time.
“It is China Southern’s highest respect for heroes to send relatives with the taste of their hometown.” Considering that the travel time was early and many medical team members had no time to eat, the in-flight catering department of China Southern Airlines Hunan Branch specially equipped the flight with Hunan Airlines. Featured with steamed bacon with dried beans, spicy chicken and other hot meals for dinner, as well as chopped peppers.
The day of the expedition was the birthday of Ms. Tang, a member of the medical team. The flight crew prepared a special birthday present for her: a fruit platter and a set of Kapok solar term bookmarks. Celebrating her birthday at 10,000 meters, Ms. Tang was very moved, “Learning nursing is for the purpose of learning. This expedition day is just in time for my birthday, and I spent it at an altitude of 10,000 meters, which is very memorable. I hope it can be used in epidemic prevention and control. In control, use practical actions to start your new year.”
On the flight, the crew prepared postcards with Hunan attractions and good wishes for each team member participating in the support, and expressed their most sincere respect to the most beautiful “retrogrades” through the in-flight broadcast, and agreed to “wait for the epidemic to dissipate, and then continue.” Welcome the angels in white!”
■All media reporter He Tingting of Sanxiang Metropolis Daily Correspondent Liu Heng