In daily life, people may be familiar with such scenes: someone who was fine at home suddenly becomes unable to control his or her hands and feet, or even falls into a coma. This may be the dangerous stroke . After a sudden stroke, some people delay getting to the hospital due to lack of relevant knowledge and are in a hurry. As a result, they miss the best golden time for rescue.
At about 9:00 on July 7, our city’s stroke emergency map was officially released. This matter, which is related to the health of the general public, will definitely play an important role in improving our city’s stroke treatment level and better protecting people’s health. At 9:30 that day, the reporter conducted an interview in the conference room of the outpatient department of the Oilfield General Hospital and witnessed this major change in the city's medical and health front.
First aid map released
"9 hospitals + 120 emergency centers" join forces
What is stroke?
Stroke is a sudden disease characterized by high morbidity, high mortality and high disability rate, and has become a The leading cause of death for many residents in our country is also the leading cause of adult disability.
The reporter learned during the interview that when an acute stroke occurs, more than 1.9 million nerve cells die every minute. Therefore, providing first aid for stroke is equivalent to "racing" with death. Once a patient becomes ill, if thrombolytic treatment is given within 4.5 hours, the mortality and disability rate can be effectively reduced.
Data shows that less than 2% of stroke patients in my country receive thrombolytic treatment. In their daily work, doctors have witnessed with their own eyes that too many stroke patients have missed the best time for treatment because they were not sent to the hospital in time, resulting in irreparable consequences or lifelong disabilities.
Since stroke is very dangerous and takes time to seek medical treatment, what is the stroke emergency map? How to operate it? What benefits does it have for the general public?
Guan Wenjiang, deputy director of the Daqing Municipal Health Commission, said in an interview with reporters that stroke Low awareness rate, inadequate pre-hospital first aid, and irregular first aid procedures are the main reasons why stroke patients cannot receive timely treatment.
Based on these points, after nearly three years of careful preparation, planning and pilot application, the Stroke Emergency Map was officially released on July 7.
Stroke emergency map is committed to creating a "1-hour golden time treatment circle" to achieve "3 1-hours", that is, the time from onset to call for help does not exceed 1 hour, pre-hospital transfer does not exceed 1 hour, and admission to medication does not exceed 1 hour. Emergency time window, rapid response and rapid treatment, ensuring the effectiveness of patient treatment.
At present, 9 hospitals and 120 emergency centers in our city have joined the stroke emergency map. The reporter learned that these nine hospitals are Daqing Oilfield General Hospital, Daqing Longnan Hospital, Daqing People's Hospital, Daqing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Daqing Fourth Hospital, Daqing Fifth Hospital, Daqing Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital, Du Albert Mongolian Autonomous County People's Hospital, Daqing Honggang District People's Hospital .
Zhai Xiuwei, director of Daqing Oilfield General Hospital, said that as the chairman of the Daqing Stroke Quality Control Center, they will continue to explore treatment models and accelerate the establishment and improvement of a pre-hospital first aid system and a medical working mechanism for multidisciplinary joint treatment.
The awareness rate of stroke is low
Some people go to the experts for consultation after getting sick
Liu Jianghua, director of Daqing Stroke Quality Control Center, deputy director and chief physician of the Department of Neurology of Oilfield General Hospital, told reporters that a report on relevant cases in the city was conducted on the 6th, and passed Statistics on monthly thrombolysis patients in several large hospitals in our city found that there are almost 30 thrombolysis patients every month.
Director Liu said that there is currently no obvious seasonal or age difference in the incidence of stroke. In the past, many people thought that the cold climate in the Northeast would easily lead to stroke; some people thought that stroke was a disease of the elderly, but in fact, there are also young people who have sudden strokes. .
The release of the first aid map is ultimately intended to improve patients’ survival chances and quality of life.
The first aid map is a scientific treatment system. With the first aid map, after the patient becomes ill, he or she will be initially diagnosed as having a stroke when dialing 120, and will then be sent to the nearest hospital that can provide thrombolysis for rescue. Instead of "wasting time on the road" as before, this will avoid delays in treatment due to delayed transfer.
Director Liu introduced that the survival rate of brain cells is the highest within 3 hours, so stroke treatment should follow the Fast (fast) principle: F is face, which is the facial expression. If the mouth is crooked, it indicates the need for timely treatment; A It is arm, which represents limbs. If you have no strength when raising your upper limbs, you need to seek medical treatment in time; s is speech, which represents language. If you cannot speak clearly, you need to call 120 in time. t also means time, indicating that timely treatment is very important.
Liu Jianghua told reporters that one time, she met a patient during a medical visit. The initial diagnosis was a stroke. However, the patient obviously did not realize the danger of the disease and did not go to the emergency room. Instead, he called a specialist. , almost delaying the best treatment time.
The reporter learned from the press conference that the stroke emergency map integrates medical resources such as hospitals, pre-hospital emergency systems, and stroke centers with the ability to treat acute stroke, and will gradually develop a patient-centered regional integrated stroke treatment network throughout Across the city, first responders can promptly transport stroke patients to the nearest hospital with thrombolysis or endovascular treatment capabilities.
