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On May 2, the joint defense and control mechanism of the State Council held a press conference on the prevention and control of the epidemic situation in Jiangsu province. The cure rate of patients with new coronary pneumonia in Jiangsu Province reached 100%, the maximum age of cured patients reached 97 years, and the proportion of critically ill and critically ill patients was very low. Huang Mao, leader of the Chinese government anti-epidemic medicine expert team in Venezuela, leader of the new group of experts in coronary pneumonia treatment of the Jiangsu Provincial Health Commission and director of the Department of Respiratory Medicine and Critical Care of the People’s Hospital Jiangsu Provincial, shared his work experience on related topics.
Huang Mao, leader of the Chinese government anti-epidemic medicine expert team in Venezuela, leader of the new group of experts in coronary pneumonia treatment of the Jiangsu Provincial Health Commission and director of the Department of Respiratory Medicine and Critical Care of the People’s Hospital Jiangsu Provincial
Huang Mao introduced that one is to increase the cure rate of severe patients as much as possible, and the other is to reduce the incidence of severe patients as much as possible.
Huang Mao said that to improve the cure rate, the central problem to be solved is how to allocate medical resources scientifically and efficiently so that each patient can obtain the best treatment. In this regard, the Jiangsu Province Expert Classification Diagnosis and Treatment System was established for the first time, and the Provincial Expert Group, the Regional Expert Group and the Municipal Expert Group for New Coronary Pneumonia were established. . The layered management model of the film division was implemented. In this way, each critical patient can be treated by the best experts in the province. The district team of experts will go to the clinic every day, and the team of municipal experts will squat in the designated hospital. Second, all medical resources, including equipment and personnel, will be concentrated on the front line, that is, some designated admission hospitals will organize the medical backbone of tertiary hospitals, organize medical teams to enter wards designated isolation rooms and will equip the isolation rooms with sufficient materials and rescue. Medicines and equipment. Another very important thing is how to provide the most appropriate individualized treatment plan for each patient. Today, there are many treatment methods, medications, and programs, but what is the most appropriate treatment for each patient? It is necessary to jointly discuss the development of the most appropriate treatment plan for each patient through multidisciplinary cooperation and make appropriate adjustments. For each critical patient, from supporting medical resources to formulating local treatment plans, the best and most appropriate methods and conditions are provided.
