Vulcan Mountain's "Firehead Army" Su Yuya: Use food to warm your stomach and service to warm your heart
Gao Hui Ren Weifeng Wang Yongtao
"Assistant Su, according to the nutritional collocation plan we discussed, adjusted today; the number of patients has been re-counted, you can verify it again; we have a gout patient in our ward, can you prepare a separate meal ..." This is Vulcan Mountain Su Yuya, an assistant in the hospital security department, receives the most calls every day.
Su Yuya delivers meals in the ward.
In Vulcan Hill Hospital, because he is responsible for the food security of the patient, he is known as the "Fire Head Army" on Vulcan Hill. Counting the number of dynamic meals every day, meeting the needs of food companies in advance, and distributing meals to patients ... This is his main job every day.
"Nurse, please take your meal. There is pumpkin porridge today." At 6:30 every morning, Su Yuya started to get busy: she lifted the sick meal from the car at the door of the ward, and published it according to the scores set the night before. Packed in categories, checked one by one and transported to each ward, and delivered to each patient through the delivery window.
Su Yuya is checking the number and type of meals.
"With a good appetite, you have immunity against the virus." This is what doctors in the ward often say to patients. A significant feature of patients with new coronary pneumonia is anorexia, which makes Su Yuya, who is responsible for food and beverage security, feel a little stressed. Check information online, call experts and professors, and work with colleagues under the guidance of nutrition experts to specifically formulate patient nutrition recipes to be provided to the meal company ... Su Yuya began to study the diet, low fat, low salt, high protein, meals Make it soft and easy to digest ... Su Yuya writes these in the mobile phone memo, and you have to go through it in your mind before going to sleep.
"A patient suffering from gout in the second department and one ward needs a vegetarian diet; a patient in the ward in the seven department and one ward has a bad mouth and needs to eat noodles; a patient in the second department of intensive medicine needs fluid food for intubation ..." According to the number and variety of each ward, Su Yuya will connect the patient's personalized needs with the catering company in advance, adopt a scientific and reasonable match, and distribute meals to each ward with a fixed point and a variety.
Su Yuya is moving food containers.
Not only use nutrition to match the stomach, but also serve to warm the heart. In the Lantern Festival, in order to let the patients feel the warmth of the festival, Su Yuya and colleagues sent a steaming Lantern Festival to each patient. "Keep an optimistic attitude, we work together and wish you a speedy recovery." Su Yuya wrote a paragraph of heartwarming blessings on the cards made from the temporary notes of notes, and delivered them to the patients together with the Lantern Festival.
February 12, is the 80th birthday of Uncle Liao. Without children, the medical staff decided to have a special birthday for the elderly. But at this time the birthday cake became a problem, Su Yuya hurriedly contacted by phone. He even thought about what blessings were written on the cake. "The old man was very happy and said that he didn't expect to have a special birthday in the ward, and he also sent us birthday videos and photos to his family." Zhang Yao, head nurse of the third ward and third ward of the infection, specially sent Su Yuya WeChat sent.
Su Yuya (right) is checking the number of people dining.
"Assistant Su, I have two meals at the noon critical department, and two patients are recovering well. I want to eat." This is the most happy thing for Su Yuya. Because he knew that the patient's appetite means that he was recovering well, and he was not far away from the hospital. "This job, I worked from winter to spring. I hope that the number of meals delivered will be less and less, which means that more patients will be discharged from the hospital." Su Yuya wrote in a war epidemic diary. Today, this dream has been realized.