Nan Ma, Yin Li, Caiying Sun, Shuying Guan, Jialei Yan, Yongping Qian, Haiyong Chen, G. Wei, Yunqing Qiu, T. Liang
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Abstract
December 2019 witnessed the outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan and spread of the epidemic across the country. As a provincial designated hospital for critical patients, the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University responded rapidly since then by advocating the four-concentration principles, namely "concentrating patients, experts, resources and treatment" . In its rescue of critical patients, the hospital formulated comprehensive emergency plans, optimized hospital-wide resources, effectively arranged rescue spacing, established medical echelons, and implemented multi-disciplinary strategy. These efforts ensured efficient rescue and treatment, achieving a cure rate up to 98.7% of such patients, with no deaths.
Key words:
COVID-19; Centralized rescue; Multidisciplinary cooperation mechanism; Medical management