20 18 Is there a mobile ward for children in Wu Hanyou? Is it true that the first mobile ward for children in Wu Hanyou?

In fact, Wuhan is still very developed. People living in Wuhan have this experience. In fact, Wuhan is developing rapidly. Over the past few years, great changes have taken place. There are so many subway lines that you can't walk, and various facilities are gradually improving. The following small series will tell you about the children's mobile ward. Let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

20 18 is there a mobile children's ward in Wu Hanyou? On March 17, it was learned from the third meeting of the annual meeting of Hubei Pediatric Medical Association that the first mobile remote care unit for children in China was put into use in Wuhan Children's Hospital. Previously, the hospital used helicopters and emergency transfer vehicles to transport critically ill children in the alliance. So far, the alliance has formed a three-dimensional transportation network on the ground and in the air, covering 162 hospitals in the province and 8 hospitals in neighboring provinces and cities.

The exterior of the newly put into use children's mobile remote care unit looks like an ordinary ambulance, and the pink interior is relaxing. The car is not only equipped with routine first-aid equipment such as ECG monitor, but also equipped with equipment such as incubator and ventilator that are rare in ordinary wards.

More advanced is the full coverage of the aerial satellite system, which is connected with the national perinatal transshipment platform system and the regional collaborative remote first aid mobile system. Multiple cameras in the car are connected to the mobile video remote consultation system, allowing you to see the big scene and considerable details, even the children's pupils can see it.

During the transportation process, vital signs data such as blood oxygen and fetal heart rate of children and live video can be transmitted to hospital experts' mobile phones, computers and electronic medical records in real time. When the patient gets into the ambulance, it is equivalent to entering the intensive care unit. Experts can evaluate and dispose of the child remotely without time and space constraints.

With the full liberalization of the two children, the number of elderly pregnant women has increased dramatically, and newborns, especially premature babies, are fragile, with complex and changeable conditions and high morbidity and mortality. Because some hospitals have not set up special neonatal departments and lack emergency conditions for critically ill newborns, it is an important way to save the lives of critically ill newborns by transferring them to hospitals with conditions.

Liu Xin, the chief physician of the Department of Neonatology, Wuhan Children's Hospital, has participated in many transfers, and every time he is transferred, he is afraid: "With the mobile ward, the transfer doctor can no longer face the changes of the child's condition alone, and can call experts in real time to improve the rescue efficiency."

It is reported that the hospital, as the "leader" of the Pediatric Alliance, transports critically ill children as far away as Yichang in the province and Zhumadian in Henan. Dean Shao Jianbo introduced that China's high-speed railway has developed rapidly, with high speed, stability, no noise and no climate influence, which is very suitable for transshipment. The hospital is working hard to cooperate with the railway department to carry out long-distance transportation and rescue of high-speed rail and motor trains, and enrich the ground-air three-dimensional transportation network.