An actual visit to the emergency center of Chaoyang District, Beijing: More than 1,000 cars are dispatched every day to fight for every second of life-Chinanews.com video

　　【Dispatch center site】

　　[Explanation] The phone rings one after another in the dispatching hall of the Emergency Medical Rescue Center in Chaoyang District, Beijing. The first aid tasks from the jurisdiction are gathered here, and then the staff will sort them out, and classify and dispatch orders based on the patient's condition.

　　[Same period] Tong Jing, Chief of Dispatching Section of Beijing Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center

　　Originally we only had 8 seats of our own, but now we have added 20 seats to handle these things at the same time.

　　[Explanation] Recently, the number of new coronavirus infections in Beijing has increased rapidly, especially the number of elderly patients with underlying diseases has increased significantly.

The 120 emergency call known as the "lifeline" has been running at a high level for days.

　　[Concurrent] Chen Kun, secretary and director of Beijing Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center

　　These days the average daily workload (cars out) is above 1,000. It should be said that it is the only urban area in Beijing with more than 1,000. Our service can basically clear the daily workload, and the people in the jurisdiction can also Get a basic pre-hospital service.

　　[Explanation] According to Chen Kun, secretary and director of the Emergency Medical Rescue Center in Chaoyang District, Beijing, about one-third of the patients seeking help recently are critically ill patients, most of whom are elderly people with underlying diseases and limited mobility. Access to care can only be addressed through the use of pre-hospital resources.

　　[Concurrent] Chen Kun, secretary and director of Beijing Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center

　　Make full use of our existing medical resources, and then we follow up with the phone and communicate with patients in a timely manner through the train crew. We also follow the unified requirements of the city, and try our best to let the people who can use the ambulance must use the ambulance The common people, go to use the ambulance, try to shorten the waiting time of the common people.

　　[Explanation] Due to the recent increase in the number of orders dispatched in the city, the Beijing Emergency Center will transfer the 120 emergency missions received to Chaoyang District for dispatch.

Chen Kun said that the center has trained relevant staff, upgraded and debugged the system, expanded capacity and dispatched seats, coordinated the whole region to increase the ambulance team, and made every effort to ensure that the public can seek medical treatment in a timely manner.

　　[Concurrent] Chen Kun, secretary and director of Beijing Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center

　　There are only 624 medical staff, and then we have 320 drivers and stretcher workers.

In this way, it can also pick up the phone and send it out.

　　[Explanation] At an emergency station in Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center, emergency doctor Jia Liqi and colleagues in the same car team trotted all the way when walking. "The pace is extremely fast" is the biggest feeling of Jia Liqi and her colleagues .

　　[Same period] Jia Liqi, an emergency doctor at Beijing Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center

　　There are about a dozen (patients) in 24 hours, when there are as few as twelve or three, and when there are as many as 18.

　　[Explanation] Jia Liqi said that the safety of patients is the wish of every rescuer.

　　[Same period] Jia Liqi, an emergency doctor at Beijing Chaoyang District Emergency Medical Rescue Center

　　After receiving the patient, I will complete his relevant examinations on the spot to ensure the safety of his vital signs, and then treat him accordingly, transfer him to a hospital designated by them that is capable of receiving him, and provide him with medical treatment when necessary. It is possible to contact the hospital in advance and let the hospital prepare in advance.

It was our job to transport him safely to the hospital.

　　[Explanation] "Race against time, relay for life" is written on the wall of the Emergency Medical Rescue Center in Chaoyang District, Beijing.

The 28 dispatching seats, 316 vehicle crews, and 1,265 medical staff in the rescue center are all practicing this sentence.

　　Reporter Jean Baokui Duyan reports from Beijing

Responsible editor: [Luo Pan]