Since the founding of New China 70 years ago, the average life expectancy in China has increased from 35 to 77 years, and the main health indicators are in the forefront of middle and high income countries, which is inseparable from the unremitting struggle and selfless dedication of health workers from generation to generation.
From Gu, to Ge Junbo and Yao Yufeng, generations of medical workers in China have cherished the Chinese dream, served the national conditions, inherited the kindness of great doctors and worked hard for the health of hundreds of millions of people.
Realize "one skill" and help the world.
1April, 1993, at an altitude of 10,000 meters, Yao Yufeng, who made her mark in ophthalmology, faced a life choice.
He has two tickets in his hand, one is to land in Beijing, the other is to go to Harvard University, and the destination is carefully arranged by his Japanese tutor. Where are you going?
He remembered the excitement of reading the story of mathematician Chen Jingrun when he was young; I remembered the letter Zheng Shu, the old president of Zhejiang University, wrote to myself: I believe you will come back eventually. ...
The plane landed and Yao Yufeng came back.
1in may, 995, Yao Yufeng presided over a newly stripped corneal transplant operation, which broke through the rejection problem that has plagued the ophthalmology community for a century. That year, he was 33.
He taught this technology to the next generation of corneal disease professionals without reservation, and has trained 5000 people so far.
In the past 20 years, Yao Yufeng has treated 300,000 patients, and nearly 30,000 patients have recovered from his operation. Since he returned to China for 20 years, he has never taken a Chinese New Year holiday and has lost a lot of care for his beloved daughter. ...
"I have no choice but to insist!" Yao Yufeng said.
Shi Xuemin, a master of traditional Chinese medicine and a "ghost hand needle", has achieved "one skill" to help the world.
Seeing the lack of medicine and infectious diseases in his hometown, Shi Xuemin felt that "what China needs most is doctors". This young man who came out of the troubled countryside chose to study Chinese medicine and inherit acupuncture.
"To be a good doctor, only persistence"-after decades of persistence, Shi Xuemin finally got the "ghost hand" and walked down with a needle, which is a real example; The combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine, acupuncture medicine ... profound medical skills have saved countless lives.
"Chinese medicine should learn from the past, be brave in innovation, and be scientifically verified before it can spread all over the world." Shi Xuemin, 8 1 year old, is still not satisfied.
Compassion tide over the difficulties.
Ge Junbo, an academician of China Academy of Sciences and a cardiologist, likes reading Jin Yong and compares himself with the great warrior Xiao Feng. Rescuing American passengers on the plane, incarnating as a "barefoot doctor" to rescue passers-by ... His "blur" magically flashed where it was most needed.
1999, 37-year-old Ge Junbo just returned to work. In order to "grab time" for patients with myocardial infarction, one person applied for three BP machines.
20 10 a child with congenital heart disease was in tears because of his slow development and his heart blood vessels were too thin to insert any catheter. Later, he contacted a special catheter abroad, successfully performed the second operation, and managed to exempt the child's family from the expenses.
Ge Junbo didn't stop: he led the team to develop a new domestic coronary stent, which can save a lot of money for patients and the country and greatly reduce the safety risks.
The first case of high-frequency coronary artery rotation, the first case of percutaneous aortic valve replacement and the first case of apical mitral valve clipping ... He touched countless people with his hands that were repeatedly cramped because of high fatigue.
"Practicing medicine is like being a man, knowing everything, and the most important thing is to be conscientious." Ge Junbo said.
Since 2065438+March 2007, a team of volunteer doctors wearing white medical team uniforms and red "heart" badges have appeared frequently: free clinic, poverty alleviation, disaster relief and foreign aid. ...
The sponsors are Professor Ling Feng from xuanwu hospital Neurosurgery Department of Capital Medical University and Professor Hu Dayi from Peking University People's Hospital. Up to now, 1770 doctors have become practitioners of the spirit of "voluntary service".
Spontaneously do free clinics, do health surveys, build workstations, and leave a "medical team" for poor areas ... China volunteer doctors are coming.
Ling Feng said that the volunteer doctors in China should not only sow technology, but also sow medical humanistic spirit.
Give great love to save lives
Zhuang Shihua, honorary president of the Xinjiang Armed Police Corps Hospital and chief physician of the Hepatobiliary Surgery Center, remembers that from airplanes and cars to horseback riding, camel riding and hiking, a group of people set off from Urumqi and walked for three whole days, and had to climb two snow-capped mountains of more than 4,000 meters in succession before reaching the border post of Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County on the Pamirs.
This is only one of his 1 6 trips to the grass-roots level.
"I can't stand the patient's disappointed eyes, and I can't stand the patient's lack of treatment." He said.
After visiting more than 70 border guards, Zhuang Shihua learned that there was another Tajik petty officer, Madari, who was alone at the grazing point 10 km away. He set off with his medicine box on his back, regardless of dissuasion.
Zhuang Shihua stayed in Xinjiang for 47 years, with a journey of nearly 400,000 kilometers. He turned himself into a "mobile hospital" and created a miracle of protecting health with great love: more than 390,000 people visited the hospital; More than 654.38+0.3 million cases of minimally invasive gallbladder surgery were performed; Volunteer to help rural health centers and clinics in 26 remote and poor agricultural and pastoral areas improve medical conditions. ...
Wang Xinhua, a nurse in the Fifth Medical Center of the PLA General Hospital, also created a miracle. In the "bloody hell" ravaged by Ebola virus, she rushed to Emma, an African mother, and recalled her will to survive with love.
20 15, Wang Xinhua won the 45th Nightingale Medal. But she felt the most glorious moment was when Emma hugged her and said, You gave me a second life!
"The post of nurse is very ordinary, but it is of great significance and has a glorious mission." She said.
Fighting SARS, earthquake relief, disaster relief exercises in ASEAN region, medical rescue after the strong typhoon in the Philippines ... On the most dangerous "battlefield" in peacetime, Wang Xinhua set himself on fire again and again, illuminating others and "snatched" countless lives from the hands of death.
On the occasion of the second "China Physician's Day" in China, let us remember and pay tribute to these health guards.