Emergency Department

The Emergency Medicine Department of the International Mongolian Medicine Hospital of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was established in April 2012. Currently, the department’s medical scale, equipment level, staff ratio, and overall quality of the medical team are in a leading position among the same industry in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The department consists of pre-hospital emergency department (120), emergency internal medicine clinic, emergency surgery clinic, emergency rescue room, emergency treatment room, emergency observation room, emergency gastric lavage room, emergency treatment room, etc. The Department of Emergency Medicine has a highly skilled and experienced professional treatment team with 73 staff members, including 26 doctors, including 8 chief physicians, 5 deputy chief physicians, 6 attending physicians, 7 residents, and 10 doctors with master's degrees or above; 27 nursing staff, including 4 deputy chief nurses, 9 charge nurses, 13 nurse practitioners, and 1 nurse; 8 pre-hospital emergency drivers and 12 stretcher workers. It is a first aid team with strong thinking, professional skills, and unity and cooperation. The emergency room has 5 fixed beds, 3 mobile flatbeds, 9 observation beds, and the infusion area has 20 infusion chairs.The department is equipped with advanced emergency equipment such as Avea invasive ventilator, Weiman emergency transport ventilator, JF-800A hemoperfusion machine, Philip ECG monitor, defibrillator, cardiopulmonary resuscitation machine, fully automatic gastric lavage machine, central oxygen supply system, multi-functional ambulance, electrocardiograph, sputum suction device, mild hypothermia treatment device, myocardial damage marker meter, blood gas analyzer, coagulation and platelet function tester and other emergency equipment, which can meet the needs of various emergency and critical patients. The emergency outpatient department receives an average of nearly 40,000 patients per year, and the number of effective pre-hospital first aid rescues is about 6,800. The number of pre-hospital first aid rescues has ranked first among all first aid stations in Hohhot for three consecutive years. It has been rated as an excellent first aid station by the Hohhot "120" Center for many times. In 2025, it was awarded the honorary titles of "Five-Star First Aid Station", "Outstanding Unit for Extremely Rapid Response" and "Outstanding Unit for Outstanding Contribution" by Hohhot "120" Center in 2025. In 2019, it was evaluated as a key clinical specialty with Mongolian medicine characteristics in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, a chairman unit of the Emergency and First Aid Professional Committee of Integrated Mongolian and Western Medicine of the Inner Mongolia Mongolian Medical Association, and a chairman unit of the Emergency and Emergency Nursing Professional Committee of the Nursing Branch of the Inner Mongolia Mongolian Medical Society.Time is life" is the consistent philosophy of the Department of Emergency Medicine. Technical excellence is the permanent pursuit of our department. "Quickness, convenience, peace of mind, and satisfaction" are the eternal purposes of the Department of Emergency Medicine. The Department of Emergency Medicine is based on advanced modern emergency medicine technology and has a complete modern emergency medicine service system (EMSS) of "pre-hospital emergency - in-hospital emergency - intensive care". The emergency medicine department mainly focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory and cardiac arrest, severe systemic trauma, various types of shock, dyspnea, acute heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, severe arrhythmia, blood sugar emergency, hypertensive emergency, acute cerebrovascular disease, coma, convulsions, acute poisoning and other emergencies and the handling of emergencies. Routinely performed techniques: tracheal intubation, tracheotomy, invasive ventilator therapy, non-invasive ventilator therapy, nasal high flow therapy, hemoperfusion therapy, electronic bronchoscope alveolar lavage, central venous catheterization, invasive blood pressure monitoring arterial catheterization, thoracentesis catheterization, abdominal puncture catheterization, three-lumen and two-bacillary tube placement, temporary pacemaker implantation, transesophageal pacing technology, clinical operations color Doppler ultrasound guidance, etc. Main research directions: Mongolian and Western medicine integrated characteristic diagnosis and treatment of acute and critical illness; Mongolian medical diagnosis and treatment standards for common, frequently-occurring and major emergencies;Exploration of Mongolian medicine treatment methods for severe pneumonia and sepsis. It has become an important place for our hospital and even Hohhot to rescue critically ill patients.