(Fighting new crown pneumonia) First-line nurses fighting the epidemic have been praised as "hairdressers"
China News Service, Wuhan, February 28th (Luo Yang, Zhang Qin) "How did you learn the techniques of haircutting? It's quite professional." Recently, in the Taikang Tongji Hospital in Wuhan, a "love small scissors team" was very popular with patients. .
The origin of the "Love Scissors Team" also starts with an auntie. She was a patient in the hospital's Sixth Division Isolation Zone. She was depressed during her hospitalization because she was worried about her condition. Zhai Shuang, head nurse of the Sixth Division of Infectious Diseases from the military medical team, said once when chatting with Auntie, "Let's give you a haircut, and let's start from the beginning and leave the hospital early." Next, the elder mother's mood gradually improved. "
Subsequently, with the support of the Nursing Scissors Team, the assistants of the Nursing Department Yan Shuo, Chen Yao, Guo Jianmei, Zhang Huan and others brought scissors, electric faders, sponges, haircuts and other tools in the ward. Volunteer haircuts for patients.
"Some patients are irritable. In fact, you just need to talk to them to find out the problem." Yan Shuo said that a few days ago she found that an uncle's mood was particularly unstable. After patiently asking, the uncle said, "I thought about it years ago A haircut, it ’s a good time. Before the hair is taken care of, it was isolated. "
Yan Shuo calmed the old man and brought hair cutting tools. After trimming, he also re-dyed the hair for the old man. Seeing himself "refreshing" in the mirror, the uncle finally showed a long-lost smile.
Yan Shuo introduced that in the past when he was taking care of critically ill patients in the unit, considering that they had been lying on the bed for a long time and could not take care of their hair, they taught themselves to cut their hair and became more and more proficient over time.
Yan Shuo and the members of the "Love Scissors Team" hope to pass on the love to all patients, so that they can feel more care, return to health soon, and return to their homeland. (Finish)