[Concurrent] China News Agency reporter Qian Chenfei
First of all, I would like to thank Dean Ge for accepting our interview during his busy schedule.
It has been almost a month since you went to Shanghai on April 1. What have you done during this time?
Please give a brief introduction first.
[Concurrent] Ge Minghua, Deputy Director of Zhejiang Provincial Health and Health Commission, President of Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital, and Chief Team Leader (Chief President) of Zhejiang Provincial Aid Shanghai Fangcang shelter hospital medical team
This time, we are the medical team of Zhejiang Fangcang shelter hospital, which consists of ten medical teams in total. After coming to (Shanghai) on April 1, we mainly learned about the construction of the Fangcang shelter hospital comprehensively and how to Completion of various prevention and control measures inside and outside the cabin hospital.
[Concurrent] China News Agency reporter Qian Chenfei
Okay, so what is the current situation of the medical team ahead?
Has our medical team summed up some management experience or models?
[Concurrent] Ge Minghua, Deputy Director of Zhejiang Provincial Health and Health Commission, President of Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital, and Chief Team Leader (Chief President) of Zhejiang Provincial Aid Shanghai Fangcang shelter hospital medical team
So far, our Zhejiang medical team is in (Shanghai) Lingang Fangcai (hospital), and we have a total of 4,796 beds. A total of 16,243 patients have been admitted (there are), so we should (have) a total of 12,703 discharged patients.
So in general, what are the characteristics of the management you just talked about? I think (it is) management integration, homogenization of diagnosis and treatment, and mutual assistance in treatment.
Our entire management system completely refers to the entire requirements of Huashan Hospital, and comprehensively integrates management. The diagnosis and treatment (system) is also a diagnosis and treatment system and process discussed with Huashan Hospital, our Zhejiang team and Jiangsu team experts to achieve complete homogeneity. One implementation, to ensure that every team has corresponding experts on every floor at all times, once emergency rescue occurs, we can quickly call and implement it quickly, so as to ensure our Fangcang shelter hospital to the greatest extent. the safety of the patient's life.
[Concurrent] China News Agency reporter Qian Chenfei
You just mentioned that Zhejiang sent a lot of medical staff to Shanghai. How are the medical staff's supplies guaranteed?
[Concurrent] Ge Minghua, Deputy Director of Zhejiang Provincial Health and Health Commission, President of Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital, and Chief Team Leader (Chief President) of Zhejiang Provincial Aid Shanghai Fangcang shelter hospital medical team
There is an old saying that "the troops and horses are not moved, the food and grass go first".
Indeed, the material security you mentioned is very important.
Then our Zhejiang rear is mainly a guarantee for our protective clothing, protective masks and other protective equipment.
So until (April 28), the total distribution, including protective clothing, masks, gloves, etc., is about 150,000 pieces of protective equipment, and the number of living materials is more than 1.2 million pieces.
[Concurrent] China News Agency reporter Qian Chenfei
In addition to providing treatment to patients, have medical staff provided some help or care in terms of psychological counseling?
[Concurrent] Ge Minghua, Deputy Director of Zhejiang Provincial Health and Health Commission, President of Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital, and Chief Team Leader (Chief President) of Zhejiang Provincial Aid Shanghai Fangcang shelter hospital medical team
In addition to routine medical treatment, what our patients in Fangcang Hospital do most is the psychological assistance you just mentioned.
We set up a psychological intervention group for the medical team of the Zhejiang Provincial Aid Fangcang shelter hospital. When we went there, there were ten medical teams, and each team had a psychologist and a number of psychological counseling nurses.
First of all, we check whether there are any patients with a history of mental illness among the patients who come to the shelter, as the object of our key psychological intervention, in order to prevent them from having a psychological change in the shelter.
Then the second aspect is that our doctors and nurses, especially psychiatrists and our psychological consultants, will conduct a large ward round every day in the entire shelter management area to check whether there are any psychological changes. Patients, if such a sign is found, we will conduct psychological intervention in a timely manner.
Reported by Qian Chenfei and Zang Chengeng from Hangzhou, Zhejiang
Responsible editor: [Song Fangcan]