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The reporter interviewed the doctoral topic 1 reporter: hello, I'm xxx, the red scarf reporter. May I have a few minutes to interview you?
Nurse: Of course!
Reporter: What do you nurses do every day?
Nurse: We nurses have to do a lot of work every day and set up pre-examination and triage. Then give the patient an injection, hang water, take his temperature and make the bed. You can experience it sometime.
Reporter: Have you ever met any uncooperative patients or family members at work?
Nurse: Sometimes, because anyone can meet them.
Reporter: What would you do?
Nurse: I will explain all the knowledge I have learned to patients and strive for their cooperation. If someone really doesn't cooperate, we will report it to our superior leadership department to solve it.
Reporter: Why did you choose this career in the first place?
Nurse: I thought someone in my family was sick and I could take better care of them.
Reporter: How many years have you been a nurse?
Nurse: It's been ten years.
Reporter: What do you have to say about the epidemic?
Nurse: At present, whether friends or children go out, they should obey the rules, wear masks and wash their hands frequently. Pay attention to cover your nose and mouth when sneezing in your life and try to go to crowded places as little as possible.
Reporter: Thank you, Aunt, for accepting my interview.
Nurse: You're welcome!
Reporter: Through this interview, we learned about the daily working conditions of medical workers and thanked them for protecting our health. Thanks to angels in white for fighting the epidemic, you have worked hard!
On August 1, I went to the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine, visited the emergency center and interviewed Dr. Zhang Mao, the director of the emergency department.
The first floor of the emergency center is mainly for rescuing patients, and the third floor is EICU (Emergency Intensive Care Unit). Dr. Zhang said that ICU means "I look at you", and I look after you and the patients. EICU has two special patients who share a ward. Through the glass door of the ward, I soon noticed that there were two thick pipes hanging next to the patient in bed 9, which contained red blood. Dr. Zhang told us that this is a 50-year-old female pneumonia patient. Her lungs have turned white and she can't breathe on her own. She relies on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (artificial lung) to help her breathe.
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is an artificial cardiopulmonary system, which discharges blood from the inner thigh of patients, oxidizes the blood by machines, and then transfuses it back into the body from the neck. The purpose of this is to help patients rest and restore their lungs at the most serious stage of lung disease.
After discussing the condition of patient No.9 with the doctor, Director Zhang looked at the condition of a patient who suffered a strong electric shock. The patient twitched from time to time. Dr. Zhang said that the current passed through the patient's heart and the brain was deprived of oxygen, so the patient's brain was first placed in a frozen state.
Feeling the superb modern medical technology, Dr. Zhang finally had time to accept my interview: 19 The Physician's Day in August was a doctor's own festival. Do you have any wishes? Dr. Zhang replied: I hope everyone in the society will be safe and healthy, and I hope more and more capable people will join the team to help patients.
I admire Dr. Zhang's wish. I really want to be a doctor. Just yesterday, I learned to treat my insect, Gideon, but it died, so I asked Dr. Zhang this question: How to become a good doctor, and what efforts and preparations do you need to make to become a doctor? Dr. Zhang told me: first of all, study hard, because being a doctor requires extensive and solid knowledge; Secondly, we should be full of love, face patients, often help and always comfort; Third, it is very hard for doctors to exercise well.
Emergency doctors heal the wounded and rescue the dying, treat sudden diseases in patients' daily life, and let patients in danger get rid of death. It is a god-like existence and a real "life watcher".
The reporter interviewed the doctor Topic 3 Interview time: 20xx February 6 Interview location: the interviewer's home.
Interviewee: Zhao Lijun (hereinafter referred to as looking for a doctor) Interviewer: Zhang Hong (hereinafter referred to as a reporter)
Interviewee's background: Zhao Lijun was born in 1976. After graduating from junior high school, he studied general medicine in a local secondary school. Now, he has set up an outpatient clinic in his own village to treat some minor illnesses for nearby villagers.
Interview process:
Reporter: Why did you choose to study medicine?
Dr. Zhao: My father is an old doctor in the village. Although the residents nearby can't see a serious illness, it is better to see some minor illnesses such as colds. For rural people, it is best not to let children farm, which is tiring and has no income.
At that time, I watched my father treat people. After the patient recovered, I was very grateful to my father, so my father had a good reputation in the nearby village. I was determined to be a doctor at that time, but I didn't study well in junior high school, and I didn't get into high school, let alone your university. So I went to the technical secondary school and learned something. After graduation, I went home and opened a clinic with my father. I have run this clinic until now.
Reporter: There is a doctor in the clinic in our neighboring village who often goes to practice medicine. Do you often go there?
Dr. Zhao: He (an outpatient doctor nearby) started to study Chinese medicine, and he only has the qualification certificate of Chinese medicine doctor. He is going to study western medicine to obtain the qualification certificate of western medicine. I am a
I started studying western medicine, so I don't have to go.
Reporter: There are many people who have a cold and fever recently. Do you all go to the patient's home for infusion?
Dr. Zhao: Because the weather is dry and cold this year, the influenza virus spreads quickly. If it was only cold and it often snowed, not so many people would catch a cold. Everyone in this village goes to my clinic to see a doctor. Nearby villages usually have my phone number. If you call me when you are not feeling well, I will go. Recently, there are many people who have caught a cold and received infusion. Sometimes when I go out for infusion, I can't have lunch until 1 or 2 am. Sometimes I'm too busy with fluids to go home.
Reporter: There is no wholesale medicine in our county. Did you buy all the medicines you used in the clinic yourself?
Dr. Zhao: It's all wholesaled by manufacturers. Our small clinic sells too little medicine at a time. If it is too small, the manufacturer will not deliver the goods. We contacted all the clinics in this county, and then went to wholesale together. When the medicine arrived, we went to get it, and even the medicine from the county hospital was delivered together.
Reporter: I am also a medical student. I plan to open an outpatient clinic when I can't find a job after graduation. Do you think there is a difference between opening an outpatient clinic and being a doctor in a hospital?
Dr. Zhao: You college students learned much more than I did then. We learned very little at that time. Now you study pathology, and now I forget. At present, all clinics only see a minor illness that doesn't matter. Tell them to go to the hospital if there is an invisible disease.
Reporter: Now all clinics in our province have implemented cooperative medical care. Have you joined your clinic? What do you think of cooperative medical care?
Dr. Zhao: Since the implementation of cooperative medical care in rural areas, my clinic has also joined. The combination of our rural areas
Medical care is divided into townships, and every doctor belongs to his own township. If he treats people in other towns and villages, their medical expenses cannot be reimbursed. Medical expenses reimbursement can be reduced to some extent, but people still tend to get out of the way. For minor illnesses such as headaches and colds, even if the reimbursement is not much, people are still willing to go to more effective outpatient clinics. If you are seriously ill, you can't see it in our small clinic.
Reporter: Now there is a common topic, that is, "it is difficult and expensive to see a doctor". How to treat this phenomenon?
Dr. Zhao: Now the price is soaring, and the cost of medicine is also rising obviously. When we wholesale drugs, the price of drugs has also increased a lot. There are many reasons for the increase in drug prices. The main reason is the uneven distribution of medical services. Good medical equipment and advanced technology and talents are concentrated in cities. After all, most people live in rural areas in China, but the medical conditions in rural areas are far worse than those in cities. No matter how big the city is, many medical resources are wasted. This is medical inflation. At present, some doctors have high medical fees, that is, no matter how expensive the medical fees are, the patients should see the diseases.
But the medicine fee I charge is only within my income, and I will never overcharge patients.
Reporter: As a medical student, there is great employment pressure. What do you think of the employment of medical students?
Dr Zhao: Binzhou Medical College is very famous. Several doctors in our county hospital are from Binzhou Medical College. Now all the new doctors in our county hospital are graduate students. You are not as good as we were then, so you might as well take the postgraduate exam. Whenever, just study hard. Many college students only know that they have been to school every year, but they are not sure whether they have really studied at school. They all study themselves.
Business is deserted. You study hard. After six years, I should ask for your contact information and ask you for advice.