Critical Care Department

Department Introduction: The Department of Emergency Medicine and the Department of Critical Care Medicine of the International Mongolian Medicine Hospital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region were established in April 2012 respectively. In March 2020, they merged to form the "Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine". After eight years of arduous development, the department is now in a leading position among the same industry in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in terms of medical scale, equipment level, staff ratio, and overall quality of the medical team. The "trinity" architecture model of pre-hospital emergency care - in-hospital emergency care - intensive care is in line with the operation model of most tertiary-level hospitals in the world and China. The department consists of eight parts: pre-hospital emergency department (120), emergency medical outpatient department, emergency surgical outpatient department, emergency rescue room, emergency treatment room, emergency observation room, emergency ward and critical care medicine department. The Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine has a highly skilled and experienced professional treatment team with a total of 120 staff members, including 42 doctors, including 6 chief physicians, 13 deputy chief physicians, 14 attending physicians, 9 residents, 17 doctors with master's degrees or above; 67 nursing staff, including 1 deputy chief nurse, 10 charge nurses, 27 nurse practitioners, 29 nurses; and 11 stretcher bearers. There are 23 members of the Communist Party of China among the department staff.There are 9 beds in the emergency ward, 12 beds in the critical care department, 4 fixed beds in the emergency room, and 9 beds for observation. The emergency outpatient department receives an average of nearly 40,000 patients per year, and the critical care medicine department treats an average of 300 patients per year. It provides 6,800 pre-hospital first aid services, ranking among the top two hospitals in Hohhot for five consecutive years. The Emergency Department of Inner Mongolia International Mongolian Medicine Hospital is the emergency medical quality control center of Mongolian medicine in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In 2019, it was rated as a key clinical specialty with Mongolian medicine characteristics in the autonomous region. The pre-hospital emergency system has two ordinary multi-functional ambulances and one negative pressure ambulance, equipped with advanced vehicle-mounted ventilators, convenient oxygen inhalation devices, multi-function monitors, defibrillators, electrocardiographs, suction machines, portable cardiopulmonary resuscitation machines, first aid kits and other first aid equipment, which fully meet the requirements for the rescue and transfer of pre-hospital critical patients. The emergency medicine department mainly focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory and cardiac arrest, shock, severe systemic trauma (cranium, chest, abdomen, spine, limbs) and fractures, acute heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, severe arrhythmia, hypertensive crisis, coma, convulsions, acute poisoning and other emergencies.The department is equipped with advanced emergency equipment such as Avea invasive ventilator, Jinbao bedside hemofiltration system, Philip ECG monitor, defibrillator, automatic cardiopulmonary resuscitator, fully automatic gastric lavage machine, JF hemoperfusion machine, central oxygen supply system, multi-functional rescue vehicle, Weiman emergency transport ventilator, etc., which can meet the needs of rescue of all kinds of critical and severe patients. The emergency department staff adheres to the tenets of "people-oriented" and "patient-centered", and is open 24 hours a day to serve patients at any time. There is an emergency infusion observation room in the north of the emergency department. The spacious, bright and comfortable infusion hall provides high-quality services to all kinds of patients and can accommodate both emergency and outpatient patients. The infusion area is equipped with 40 infusion chairs and 9 infusion beds to provide patients with different needs, reflecting the hospital's concept of humanized service and humanistic care. The Department of Critical Care Medicine is a key department of a comprehensive tertiary-level hospital that has invested heavily in the construction of Mongolian medicine and is supported by modern medicine. It can treat patients with various critical illnesses, such as sepsis, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular and respiratory system critical illness, multiple organ failure, various types of shock, etc. Postoperative monitoring and further intensive treatment are available. Carry out cardiopulmonary and cerebral resuscitation and follow-up supportive care, as well as clinical mild hypothermia treatment measures.Monitoring techniques such as invasive arterial blood pressure, central venous pressure, pulmonary artery floating catheter, continuous cardiac output and tissue oxygen metabolism are performed. Through these dynamic and quantitative monitoring, changes in the condition of critically ill patients can be detected early, and targeted treatment and nursing measures that combine Mongolian medicine and modern medicine can be adopted as appropriate based on the changes. Carry out bedside fiberoptic bronchoscopy and treatment. Parallel bedside cardiac pacing, blood purification, plasma exchange, continuous renal replacement therapy and other projects can better provide various necessary treatment measures for critically ill patients. The Department of Critical Care Medicine has a laminar flow ward with an elegant and comfortable environment. It has positive pressure wards and negative pressure wards for closed management. It has 15 beds and is in line with the standard layout of the Department of Critical Care Medicine of a tertiary-level hospital.The department is equipped with complete equipment such as the German Uniport integrated pendant, PHILIPS MP20 monitor, central monitoring system, electrocardiograph, defibrillator, and the German Darger Evita4 ventilator, American GE ventilator, Respironics non-invasive ventilator, Danish ABL80 blood gas analyzer, Medtronic temporary pacemaker, PANTECH electronic bronchoscope, mild hypothermia therapy device, Swedish Prismaflex bedside blood purification device, transport ventilator, multi-functional treatment bed, infusion pump, single-channel microinjection pump, etc. "Time is life" is the consistent philosophy of the Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine. Technical excellence is the eternal pursuit of our department. "Quickness, convenience, peace of mind, and satisfaction" are the eternal purposes of the Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine.