Hubei Province, the latest notice of the epidemic prevention and control command

December 29, 2022December 29, 2022

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To further strengthen the coordination of medical resources and regional synergy within the province, coordinate epidemic prevention and control and emergency medical treatment, and improve the efficiency of medical resources use, the provincial epidemic prevention and control command office recently issued the “Notice on Further Strengthening Regional Synergy of Medical Treatment Resources for New Coronavirus Infection”, establishing and improving national and provincial regional synergy of medical forces, relying on the province’s tertiary hospitals, and forming a 150-person The national critical care medical team (composed of ICU doctors and nurses) can be assigned to support the inter-provincial area at any time when needed. Relying on the province’s second-tier hospitals, the formation of three provincial-level conventional medical teams, each with about 500 people, to meet the provincial medical treatment response and regional coordination needs. At present, the team has completed the formation.

The notice requires that each city and state to further strengthen the coordination of medical resources and regional coordination, effectively improve risk awareness, strengthen the coordination of medical resources and regional coordination within the jurisdiction, the establishment of medical forces standing reserve and dynamic deployment of organic combination of working mechanisms, coordination of epidemic prevention and control and emergency medical treatment, to further enhance the efficiency of medical resources. To further improve the regional coordination and coordination mechanism, the city and state should do a good job of monitoring the daily medical services of medical institutions, especially the amount of fever outpatient clinics, emergency departments, pediatrics, respiratory departments, infection departments, intensive care units and other key departments and medical forces. If medical resources are tight, there is a large gap in medical forces, or the medical service system is affected, the cities and states should report to the higher-level health care administrative departments in a timely manner, and mobilize medical forces for reinforcement through the provincial coordination.