(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital Honors Outstanding Anti-epidemic Nursing Staff
China News Service, Wuhan, May 9 (Zhang Qin, Li Jie) As the International Nurses Day is approaching, Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital commends 42 nurses and nursing managers who have performed outstandingly in the fight against the new coronary pneumonia epidemic. Recalling the anti-epidemic process in the past few months, many nurses admitted that they experienced a new understanding of the profession of "nurse" after the epidemic, and they have also grown up in this epidemic prevention and control battle.
Jinyintan Hospital is the earliest designated hospital for the treatment of patients with new coronary pneumonia in Wuhan. Since the first batch of patients with unexplained pneumonia was admitted on December 29, 2019, the hospital has admitted 2858 patients with new coronary pneumonia, of which more than 66.5% are critically ill patients.
Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital held a commemorative "5 · 12" Nurses' Day and commendation event Zhang Qinshe
The ICU ward on the 7th floor of the South Building where the head nurse of Jinyintan Hospital, Qu Zhaohui, was at the forefront of the war. At the commendation ceremony, recalling the past 120 days of anti-epidemic experience, Qu Zhaohui sobbed several times.
"It's 120 days to say whether it's long or short? It's not until my child grows eight centimeters taller secretly. I only saw one side and closed my eyes shortly. It felt the same as yesterday on December 29." Qu Zhaohui said. From the initial overwhelming when faced with a sudden outbreak, to the successful treatment of the first endotracheal intubation patient, and then to the ward to achieve zero clearance, the outbreak made her realize her responsibility and mission as a nursing staff.
In the days when Jinyintan Hospital became the "storm eye" of Wuhan's new coronary pneumonia epidemic, Qu Zhaohui led the team together with medical staff from all walks of life to help Han, putting on the white coat to support the last barrier of life for critically ill patients. As the head nurse, she worked in the "red zone" for 4-6 hours almost every day for 120 days. "I am familiar with the condition of each patient, and I will feel at ease only when I see them every day," Qu Zhaohui said. Seeing the patients getting better and returning to health is the biggest affirmation of her work.
"Post-90s" nurse Ouyang Shuang ushered in her sixth nurses ’festival this year," I now have a stronger and stronger sense of professional identity, "Ouyang Shuang told reporters that many people used to be biased against the profession, but After experiencing the epidemic, she felt the respect and recognition of nurses from all walks of life. "This also strengthened my confidence in continuing to work in the nursing industry." (Finish)