The emergency department is the largest nursing unit in provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospital, which consists of six departments: 120, infusion room, blood drawing room, injection room, observation room and treatment room. The "quick, timely and effective" working nature, complicated and changeable illness and shocking situation require the head nurse not only to have superb nursing professional knowledge, but also to have fearless leadership ability, command and calm and quick thinking ability. In do or die, in the working environment with pain, wailing and helplessness as the atmosphere, every medical staff must have strong physique and good psychological quality. For women, this is not a super challenge to body and mind. Ye Xin has worked in the emergency department for decades. Whenever patients with infectious diseases come to the emergency department, Ye Xin always takes the lead in trying to keep young nurses away. Every time she always says: You are still young, this disease is very dangerous! She is very patient and meticulous in treating such patients, without a trace of disgust. For patients from poor families, she even offered to pay for them. She often says to nurses: "It's unfortunate enough that the patient has an infectious disease, but the psychological damage caused by social discrimination may be worse than getting sick!" As a nurse, on the one hand, we should solve their physical pain, but also give them love and the strength of life. "On one occasion, a nurse who just took part in the work caused the patient's dissatisfaction when serving the patient. Ye Xin went to the patient's home to apologize and made self-criticism. When the Second Sand Branch of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was just established, Ye Xin volunteered to be the head nurse of the second sand emergency department, responsible for the heavy nursing work.
200 1, critically ill patients in a mountainous area of Fujian visited the emergency department. As soon as his illness stabilized, he was anxious to go home. Ye Xin tried his best to persuade, but the patient just wouldn't listen, so the department decided to take the patient home by ambulance. Ye Xin took the initiative to apply for nursing care along the way. After 22 hours of bumps and nursing, the patient got home safely, but she was too tired to hold back. In order to get back to work as soon as possible, Ye Xin flew back to Guangzhou at his own expense early the next morning.
Around the Spring Festival in 2003, an atypical pneumonia with unknown etiology began to prevail in some areas of Guangzhou. Just after the first half of February, the emergency department of Ersha, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine began to treat patients diagnosed or suspected of SARS, with a maximum of 5 people a day. Faced with the tripled workload, Ye Xin calmly and carefully planned and deployed, and arranged an intensive class when redistributing tasks. With the sharp increase of SARS patients, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine made a decisive decision and urgently transferred some nurses from the emergency department of Ersha Branch to reinforce the hospital headquarters in the city center. There is an obvious shortage of nurses in the emergency department of Ersha. Ye Xin took the lead and began to work overtime on February 8th.
At noon on March 4th, Ye Xin, who was extremely tired, began to have fever symptoms and was later diagnosed as atypical pneumonia. In order to treat Ye Xin, the hospital set up a treatment team in the shortest time. Ye Xin's illness touched almost everyone's heart. Zhang Dejiang, secretary of Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, entrusted Secretary-General Cai Dongshi to express condolences to her and her family. Lei Yulan, vice governor, accompanied by Huang Yebin, deputy secretary-general of the provincial government, and Huang Qingdao, director of the provincial health department, personally went to the hospital to understand the treatment situation. The leaders of Provincial Health Department, Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine also provided technical, material and equipment support for Ye Xin's rescue.
On the morning of March 25th, 2003 1:30, 47-year-old Ye Xin left her beloved post, comrades-in-arms and relatives forever, less than a week before the patient who was finally rescued by Ye Xin and was infected with SARS was discharged from hospital.
During her tenure as head nurse, Ye Xin always regarded the cultivation of nursing talents as an important work of undergraduate course. She often takes advantage of her lunch break to give business lessons to nurses, so that girls who have just entered the emergency department can practice needles on her.
During her time as a head nurse, Ye Xin never gave up learning new knowledge. She always grasped the latest technology at the first time. 1995 "Study on the Application of Nail-yellow Membrane Liquid in the Treatment and Nursing of Bedsore" won the third prize of Guangdong Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine for scientific and technological progress, which achieved a breakthrough in scientific and technological innovation of nursing discipline in our hospital. Until his death, * * * had published 13 papers.
Ye Xin is a quiet person. She doesn't want Wen Da, she just wants to be dedicated. As a leader, her tolerance, peace and integrity, her forbearance, inner beauty and justice have deeply touched colleagues and friends. The little nurse in the department once said poetically: Head nurse Ye is simply the embodiment of sunshine and smile, so transparent and bright. It is common for her to work overtime and cover shifts, especially on holidays, and she will take the initiative to arrange work for herself. After Ye Xin's death, her lover said with emotion, "I have been married to Ye Xin for 22 years, but only in the wedding year did we spend the Spring Festival together at home, and the rest of her time was spent in the hospital."
Ye Xin 1956 was born in a medical family in Xuwen, Guangdong on July 9th. 1974 was recruited into the health training team of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. 1976 when I graduated, I was left in the hospital because I was among the best in the nursing ability test. 1983 was promoted to head nurse of emergency department of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the youngest head nurse in the hospital.
The emergency department is the largest nursing unit in provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospital, which consists of six departments: 120, infusion room, blood drawing room, injection room, observation room and treatment room. The "quick, timely and effective" working nature, complicated and changeable illness and shocking situation require the head nurse not only to have superb nursing professional knowledge, but also to have fearless leadership ability, command and calm and quick thinking ability. In do or die, in the working environment with pain, wailing and helplessness as the atmosphere, every medical staff must have strong physique and good psychological quality. For women, this is not a super challenge to body and mind. Ye Xin has worked in the emergency department for decades. Whenever patients with infectious diseases come to the emergency department, Ye Xin always takes the lead in trying to keep young nurses away. Every time she always says: You are still young, this disease is very dangerous! She is very patient and meticulous in treating such patients, without a trace of disgust. For patients from poor families, she even offered to pay for them. She often says to nurses: "It's unfortunate enough that the patient has an infectious disease, but the psychological damage caused by social discrimination may be worse than getting sick!" As a nurse, on the one hand, we should solve their physical pain, but also give them love and the strength of life. "On one occasion, a nurse who just took part in the work caused the patient's dissatisfaction when serving the patient. Ye Xin went to the patient's home to apologize and made self-criticism. When the Second Sand Branch of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was just established, Ye Xin volunteered to be the head nurse of the second sand emergency department, responsible for the heavy nursing work.
200 1, critically ill patients in a mountainous area of Fujian visited the emergency department. As soon as his illness stabilized, he was anxious to go home. Ye Xin tried his best to persuade, but the patient just wouldn't listen, so the department decided to take the patient home by ambulance. Ye Xin took the initiative to apply for nursing care along the way. After 22 hours of bumps and nursing, the patient got home safely, but she was too tired to hold back. In order to get back to work as soon as possible, Ye Xin flew back to Guangzhou at his own expense early the next morning.
Around the Spring Festival in 2003, an atypical pneumonia with unknown etiology began to prevail in some areas of Guangzhou. Just after the first half of February, the emergency department of Ersha, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine began to treat patients diagnosed or suspected of SARS, with a maximum of 5 people a day. Faced with the tripled workload, Ye Xin calmly and carefully planned and deployed, and arranged an intensive class when redistributing tasks. With the sharp increase of SARS patients, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine made a decisive decision and urgently transferred some nurses from the emergency department of Ersha Branch to reinforce the hospital headquarters in the city center. There is an obvious shortage of nurses in the emergency department of Ersha. Ye Xin took the lead and began to work overtime on February 8th.
At noon on March 4th, Ye Xin, who was extremely tired, began to have fever symptoms and was later diagnosed as atypical pneumonia. In order to treat Ye Xin, the hospital set up a treatment team in the shortest time. Ye Xin's illness touched almost everyone's heart. Zhang Dejiang, secretary of Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, entrusted Secretary-General Cai Dongshi to express condolences to her and her family. Lei Yulan, vice governor, accompanied by Huang Yebin, deputy secretary-general of the provincial government, and Huang Qingdao, director of the provincial health department, personally went to the hospital to understand the treatment situation. The leaders of Provincial Health Department, Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine also provided technical, material and equipment support for Ye Xin's rescue.
On the morning of March 25th, 2003 1:30, 47-year-old Ye Xin left her beloved post, comrades-in-arms and relatives forever, less than a week before the patient who was finally rescued by Ye Xin and was infected with SARS was discharged from hospital.
During her tenure as head nurse, Ye Xin always regarded the cultivation of nursing talents as an important work of undergraduate course. She often takes advantage of her lunch break to give business lessons to nurses, so that girls who have just entered the emergency department can practice needles on her.
During her time as a head nurse, Ye Xin never gave up learning new knowledge. She always grasped the latest technology at the first time. 1995 "Study on the Application of Nail-yellow Membrane Liquid in the Treatment and Nursing of Bedsore" won the third prize of Guangdong Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine for scientific and technological progress, which achieved zero breakthrough in scientific and technological innovation of nursing discipline in our hospital. Until his death, * * * had published 13 papers.
Ye Xin is a quiet person. She doesn't want Wen Da, she just wants to be dedicated. As a leader, her tolerance, peace and integrity, her forbearance, inner beauty and justice have deeply touched colleagues and friends. The little nurse in the department once said poetically: Head nurse Ye is simply the embodiment of sunshine and smile, so transparent and bright. It is common for her to work overtime and cover shifts, especially on holidays, and she will take the initiative to arrange work for herself. After Ye Xin's death, her lover said with emotion, "I have been married to Ye Xin for 22 years, but only in the wedding year did we spend the Spring Festival together at home, and the rest of her time was spent in the hospital."