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Expo Park: The Resident Doctor Of China Pavilion Looks For Patients.

2010/7/23 16:46:00 39

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People in Shanghai say that they should go to see a doctor, that is to say, the patient has to go to the doctor.

But in the Chinese Pavilion of World Expo, it is a stagnation point.
醫(yī)生找病人。

Recently, Pu Nan

Hospital

A medical point was set up under the gate 4 of the China Pavilion. Its special geographical location and the popularity of the museum decided that the doctor had to go to the patient: the medical point was within the fence, and the patients outside could not walk in. The medical point was also outside the visiting area, and the sick person who had entered the Chinese Pavilion could not find it here.

Why do we need to add a medical point here? "According to the museum," tourists need medical services every day, especially during the hot season.

However, they refused to give up visiting the Chinese Pavilion. They were sick and did not want to go out for treatment.

In order to take care of the urgent need for visitors to visit the Chinese Pavilion, the Shanghai World Expo Bureau and the New District Health Bureau have commissioned a new medical point in PUEN Nan hospital.

In order to treat patients more effectively, the medical point is also equipped with an automatic defibrillator (AED) sponsored by Shanghai Blue Cross medical limited.

There are a total of 10 medical and health care workers at the medical point, and 2 take turns every day. The deputy chief physician of Qian Zhen Zhen is one of the resident doctors. She said: "once tourists need medical services,

China Pavilion

The staff will contact us and we will immediately get to where the patient is.

The 9 meter open platform, the 14 meter platform and the 41 meter platform of the China Pavilion are the 3 most concentrated sites for patients. "We have to run up and down twenty or thirty times a day."

At present, there are more than 30 patients in the China Pavilion medical center. Most of them are heatstroke, diarrhea and trauma patients. A Japanese tourist suddenly fainted on the 9 meter open platform. The resident doctor of Pu Nan hospital rushed to the hospital immediately, and after a simple heatstroke treatment, the Japanese tourists sober up, and he continued to visit after repeated thanks.