White clothes as armor protect people's health - paying tribute to the director of the "Most Beautiful Doctor" in 2023 | Life | Health
Beijing, August 18th (Xinhua) - White clothes as armor protect people's health - paying tribute to the "most beautiful doctors" of 2023
Xinhua News Agency reporter
The consultation room, operating table, and laboratory have never been absent in the journey of saving lives; They prescribe prescriptions, seek medical treatment, and save lives, taking on important responsibilities in times of crisis.
The advanced deeds of the "most beautiful doctors" in 2023 were recently released, practicing the noble professional spirit of "respecting life, saving lives and helping the wounded, being willing to contribute, and loving the boundless". They are a microcosm of the vast number of medical workers.
Masterful techniques to benefit the world, fully demonstrating the benevolence of doctors
"Yongsheng, your sister-in-law is foaming at the mouth, and we can't even wake up. Come quickly," Liu Yongsheng said as the sky brightened. Upon hearing the phone call, he quickly got up from bed and picked up a medicine box, rushing towards the villager Song Maolin's house.
For Liu Yongsheng, a rural doctor from the abandoned clinic in Sijiaoying Village, Tongguan County, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, such a situation is not uncommon. From acupuncture and moxibustion, cupping to massage and repositioning in traditional Chinese medicine, from catheterization, midwifery to gastric lavage in western medicine, Liu Yongsheng has been practicing medicine for more than 40 years, and has been affectionately called "120 in the countryside" by villagers while seeing a doctor, learning and pondering.
Spring passes and autumn comes, and the sun and moon alternate. Wearing a white coat, I travel to villages and households to protect the people of my hometown.
In Jilong County, Shigatse City, Xizang, you can often see a female doctor leading a horse on the road, which was once the daily routine of local doctor Sorang Pianduo.
Over 12 years of medical experience have allowed Sorangkudo to leave his footprints on the cliffs and alleys of the countryside. Who has chronic diseases, who has a history of drug allergies, and whose pregnant women are due to give birth... In the heart of Solang Pianduo, there is a "health ledger" of nearly 1300 people in the entire township.
"Scientific and technological innovation achievements should return to the clinic and benefit patients." Shao Zhimin, director of breast surgery of Fudan University Cancer Hospital, hopes that every breast cancer patient can receive standard and effective treatment.
Over the years of medical practice, Shao Zhimin led the team to establish the world's largest three negative breast cancer multiomics cohort, found the unique mutation spectrum characteristics of China's three negative breast cancer, and proposed corresponding treatment strategies accordingly.
As a radiologist, Chen Feng, the director of the Medical Imaging Center at Hainan Provincial People's Hospital, spends most of his day sitting in front of a monitor reading images, finding the "light of life" for patients in the images.
"Behind each image is a vivid life." In Chen Feng's view, only by uncovering clues in complex lesions and providing accurate navigation for clinical diagnosis can we truly shoulder the responsibility.
Blessing the charge of life, willing to dedicate in front of us
In the face of new and sudden acute infectious disease outbreaks, disease control teams are often the "reverse travelers" rushing to the front line and the "elite companies" competing against the epidemic.
From dengue fever, swine flu to Zika, Middle East respiratory syndrome and COVID-19... Kang Min, the director of the Institute of Infectious Disease Control and Prevention of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention of Guangdong Province, has been constantly fighting against new outbreaks of infectious diseases.
"It is incumbent on us to protect the people's lives and health at the first time." Kang Min led a team to carry out in-depth field epidemiological investigation and research, and found for the first time that COVID-19 can be transmitted through aerosols to obtain first-hand information on the spread of COVID-19.
Liang Zong'an, director of the Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine Department at West China Hospital of Sichuan University, aspires to serve the people and contribute to national health.
From the "SARS" epidemic to the COVID-19, and then to the construction of the medical treatment model for COVID-19 infection in the whole province, Liang Zong'an led the team and delivered excellent answers with "hard strength".
Conquer difficulties, be willing to dedicate, choose one thing, and live a lifetime.
As an ordinary doctor, I want to work with my team to bring hope to patients. In the past 30 years, Li Yanming, the director of the Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine Department at Beijing Hospital, has saved the lives of more than 15000 patients.
As the head of the National Respiratory Medical Quality Control Center, Li Yanming has participated in the establishment of 27 provincial-level respiratory quality control centers and 1232 sentinel hospitals through more than 10 years of efforts, contributing to the continuous improvement of the medical quality of respiratory discipline in China.
The original intention remains unchanged, benefiting the people with benevolence and benevolence
Every morning before 8 o'clock, children and parents from all over the country have been waiting outside Ding Ying's consultation room. As the assistant placed a thick stack of medical records in front of the table, Ding Ying began her busy day.
"Doctors are people who deal with life. Is there anything more important than life?" Ding Ying, the chief physician of the Pediatric Hospital of the First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, has been engaged in teaching and research in traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine for more than 50 years. Her original intention is not to change, only to protect the health of more children.
"We must walk to the patient's bedside, closer, even closer." Over the past 30 years, Zhang Yinghui, Deputy Director of the Nursing Department at the Second Hospital of Shanxi Medical University, has undergone clinical trials in geriatrics, orthopedics, neurology, and critical care, gradually growing into a senior critical care expert.
Zhang Yinghui has taken the lead in carrying out the first blind insertion technology of a three chamber nutrition tube for mechanically ventilated patients in the province, and innovatively launched the "one hour bedside" ward round model for critically ill patients... She has engraved her love, ambition, and responsibility into her life cycle, and engraved the humanitarian spirit of saving lives and helping the injured in her heart.
Defend life with life. From the southwestern border of our country to the rural areas of Northeast China, from neighboring Southeast Asia to the African continent thousands of miles away, wherever there is a need, the figure of Chinese doctors appears.
Li Junsheng, a member of the 13th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 20th, and 22nd batches of China's aid to Rwanda medical team and the director of surgery at the Fourth Hospital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has worked six times in the past 10 years at the Massaka Hospital and the Basic Ge Hospital where the Chinese government provided assistance to Rwanda. He overcame the harsh working environment and carried out high difficulty surgeries locally to fill the technical gap.
A total of 30000 foreign medical team members have been dispatched to 76 countries and regions, with 290 million patients treated and more than 100000 medical personnel trained... Since China sent its first foreign medical team to Algeria in 1963, generation after generation of Chinese angels in white have been using Chinese experience to help improve medical and health standards in Africa and other regions, leaving behind "medical teams that cannot be taken away".
