Shanghai is exploring a new model for social medical services: “Super MDT” provides patients with one-stop services from diagnosis and treatment to claims settlement

On the noon of September 5th, the Seventh People's Hospital of Shanghai received a call from the East China Sea Rescue Bureau: a fisherman on a fishing boat in the East China Sea had head injuries and continuous blood flow. Please send doctors from the Seventh Hospital to participate in the rescue! The doctors from the Seventh Hospital ran towards the helicopter. Maritime rescue is urgent. Lei Ming, the director of the intensive care department, Zhang Tao, the deputy director of the emergency department, and Wang Qing, the head nurse of the ICU ward, quickly picked up the red first aid kit that had been prepared long ago, took the emergency arranged vehicle from the hospital, and rushed to the headquarters of the East China Sea Rescue Bureau - Shanghai Gaodong Heliport. 20 minutes later, they arrived at the East China Sea Rescue Bureau. Zhang Tao and Wang Qing quickly put on their emergency equipment within 3 minutes and flew to the East China Sea rescue point with the 5 crew members of the East China Sea rescue team. Doctor Zhang Tao and nurse Wang Qing from the Seventh Hospital are on the helicopter. The rescue point is 89 kilometers away from Gaodong Airport, with a helicopter

Recently, "Health Talk Show Season 3" has invited health science popularization experts from various levels and types of medical and health institutions across the country to step onto this shining stage and jointly build a healthy China science popularization innovation brand! This event is guided by the Health Communication Working Committee of the Chinese Medical Association, and jointly organized by the Shanghai Health Commission, Shanghai Health Promotion Committee Office, Shanghai Education Television Station, Shanghai Health Promotion Center and other institutions. Building on the successful popularity of the first two seasons, the event will continue to upgrade health talk shows with richer content, more fun ways, and fresher "blood", providing a continuous stream of "healthy dopamine" for the whole population. It is reported that "Health Talk Show" is a phenomenon level work that has national influence, following "The World", "Emergency Room Story" and other works

The 2-year-old boy was originally supposed to be chubby and jumping up and down, but Chen Chen was so thin that he lay on the bed on the brink of death. When his parents took him to the Pediatric Digestive Nutrition Department of Xinhua Hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine for treatment, even the doctors and nurses who were accustomed to malnutrition were surprised - severe dehydration, deep sunken eye sockets, cracked lips, and beaded ribs - these rare symptoms that were originally only recorded in books all appeared on the stubborn morning. After more than two months of effort, the expert team from the Pediatric Digestive Nutrition Department of Xinhua Hospital has rebuilt an "oasis" in Chenchen's "desert intestine", allowing Chenchen to increase his weight by 50% from relying on intravenous infusion to being able to eat complementary foods independently, completing a miraculous project. A 2-year-old boy has diarrhea for 9 months and spends more than ten days a day

On the occasion of the upcoming Chinese Physician Day on August 19th, the 2023 "Shanghai Good Doctors" search and selection activity, sponsored by the Municipal Health Commission and the Municipal Health System Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee, and co organized by the Liberation Daily and the Shanghai Shangyi Medical Workers Award Foundation, was officially announced today. This year is the sixth Chinese Physician Festival, with the theme of "bravely shouldering the mission of health and forging new achievements in the era". Medical workers are an important force in promoting the development of the healthcare industry. According to statistics from the Municipal Health Commission, there are currently a total of 88900 doctors and more than 300000 health workers in the city. They are guardians of people's health and promoters of healthy cities.

The first education manual for patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in China has recently been launched. Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, also known as a rare disease that causes pain upon breathing, currently has about 3 million patients worldwide. There is currently no large-scale epidemiological research data in China, but the burden of medical and health resources caused by the disease cannot be underestimated. Improving public awareness of the disease, standardizing treatment, and achieving early detection and diagnosis can be achieved. Professor Dai Huaping of the China-Japan Friendship Hospital explained that idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis is a rare disease. After pulmonary fibrosis, patients will gradually lose their normal function, resulting in increasingly difficult expansion and contraction of the lungs during breathing, and severely impaired mobility. In addition to difficulty in movement, patients also have to endure unimaginable "breathless pain" that ordinary people cannot imagine, and may even worsen symptoms, breathing difficulties, and pulmonary function in the short term due to acute exacerbation