Chapter 4060 [149] Quite the opposite
As a physician, Dr. Zhang Desheng knew that it would be fatal for nephrology patients to get seriously ill, so he ran all the way, not daring to catch his breath halfway.
If you stay in the hospital, you will find that the rescue frequency of critically ill patients in other departments will not be lower than that in the intensive care department.
Another piece of cold knowledge, the patients who are not in the intensive care unit are the most seriously ill.
Low number of intensive care unit beds is one reason.
Second, the high cost of the intensive care unit discourages patients and their families.
Thirdly, the directors of each department want to build their own critical care unit, which can save a little money for patients, try to save patients' lives, and keep the business for themselves to increase the revenue of the department.
Is it possible for the department to build its own intensive care unit?
First of all, it is not an exaggeration to say that it costs one room a week to enter the intensive care unit.
Dozens of millions of medical expenses abound. Compared with the intensive care department, the doctor's operation fee is a big knife.
It can be seen from this that the cost of patients in the intensive care unit is not spent on medical staff, but is absorbed by the cost of various medical equipment consumables and medicines.
To put it bluntly, as long as other departments are willing to introduce and build special wards, there is no problem.
The only thing other departments can’t compete with the intensive care department is: people!
One is a professional intensive care doctor and nurse. These are highly specialized specialist technical personnel who need to be specially trained.
The other is the ratio of beds to doctors and nurses.
Dr. Zhang Desheng is an intensive care physician and knows the advantages of the intensive care department very well.
In the beginning, the reason why he chose the intensive care department was that this department is like extracerebral surgery, which is the pinnacle of surgical technology, and the intensive care department should be the pinnacle of internal medicine technology.
Purely from a technical point of view, there is nothing wrong with teaching Ba Zhang.
The technology of the intensive care department is dedicated to the rescue of critically ill patients, and the cutting-edge medical technology must be used.
Many of the most advanced medical equipment in the hospital are accumulated in the intensive care department.
Another point is the strength of Dr. Zhang, a school bully. He has already seen that the equipment is well equipped and must be used by someone.
The introduction of advanced equipment into other departments will provide relevant training for medical staff. The problem is that the medical staff in other departments are far inferior to the intensive care department in terms of the three points of daring to use it, know how to use it, and use it in a timely manner.
After all, it is impossible to be proficient in using it every day like the intensive care department, and use it for a long time with trepidation.
Just talking about the timely use of this point, Dr. Zhang Desheng himself made a rough estimate and comparison of the response time from the discovery of a critically ill patient to the rescue.
Medical staff in other departments, without the assistance of ECG monitors and other equipment, only rely on nurses to patrol at fixed points or patients in the same ward to find out, there will be a terrible delayed response. Some even delayed to more than ten minutes. For some patients, it is a certainty that the day lily is too cold.
This problem cannot exist in the intensive care unit.
So some doctors suggest that patients with financial conditions must go to the intensive care unit for observation for a few days, not because there are complete equipment there, but because there are people there who can watch you all the time so that no one will know when you are dying.
"Yingying, it is said that there is a patient who suddenly vomits blood and is critically ill. It may have been critical before. Come and help me to check the situation. I am in the nephrology department." Dr. Zhang Desheng, who was on fire, hurriedly called to the nephrology department before arriving at the nephrology department. Thank you students for your help.
Dr. Xie Wanying, after carefully listening to every word of Dr. Zhang's call for help, said calmly: "It may not be like this."
Dr. Zhang Desheng: What? !
(end of this chapter)
