Intensive Care Unit

ICU of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital: 1. Department status and talent echelon The Intensive Care Medicine Department (ICU) of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital was established in June 2001. It is a national regional diagnosis and treatment center of traditional Chinese medicine (emergency and critical care medicine). The Syndrome Medical Center is a key specialty with distinctive advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and a key clinical specialty of Mongolian traditional Chinese medicine in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It has won honorary titles such as "Prairie Talent Engineering Industry Innovation Talent Team", "Youth Civilization of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region", and "Women's Civilization Post". The general department currently has 32 medical staff, including 8 doctors, 2 chief physicians, and 5 attending physicians, including 1 leader of a key subject of traditional Chinese medicine from the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1 leader of a key specialist subject with distinctive advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and 2 master's degree tutors. There are 24 nurses, 5 with intermediate professional titles, 10 nurse practitioners and 9 nurses. The nursing team implements "refined" and "humanized" care, with the goal of creating a "warm ICU", provides care based on people, diseases, and syndromes, and truly implements humanistic care and personalized services into every aspect of serving patients.Through standardized critical illness training and strict first aid training, general medical staff have obtained specialist qualifications in critical care medicine, specialized skills qualifications (mechanical ventilation, blood purification, airway management, critical illness ultrasound, etc.) and specialist nursing qualifications, and can accurately and skillfully complete various technical operations, forming a disciplined team with superb skills and excellent services, which meets clinical needs such as timely treatment, organ support and standardized monitoring of critically ill patients in various specialties of the hospital. 2. Professional Features and Scope of Diagnosis and Treatment The Department of Critical Care Medicine is responsible for the monitoring and rescue of critical, critical and postoperative patients in the hospital. It is the clinical base for critical care medicine integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The department integrates medical care, teaching, and scientific research, and its main research direction is the treatment of acute and critical illness with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Professional features: Focus on the advantages of integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine. In the treatment of critical and severe cases, Western medicine is used to control the condition, and Chinese medicine is used to improve symptoms and improve the patient's quality of life. In addition to routine monitoring and treatment, the department can also carry out bedside blood purification treatment, bedside fiberoptic bronchoscopy, bedside ultrasound, bedside blood gas, atrioesophageal pacing, electrical cardioversion, temporary pacemaker implantation, continuous central venous pressure monitoring, continuous arterial pressure monitoring, cardiac output monitoring, 24-hour ambulatory electrocardiography and other projects.Scope of diagnosis and treatment: The department has unique advantages in the diagnosis and treatment of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of post-cardiopulmonary resuscitation syndrome, sepsis, multiple organ failure syndrome, severe pneumonia, acute lung injury, acute kidney injury, acute myocardial infarction, acute left heart failure, AECOPD and other critical diseases. 3. Department Equipment The ICU is a 100,000-level laminar flow purification ward with 14 beds, including 2 isolation rooms and 1 negative pressure ward. The interior of the department is spacious and bright, and the air purification device ensures the ideal temperature and humidity in the nursing room, providing a good medical environment for patients. The department is equipped with high-end medical equipment such as bedside monitors, central monitoring station, invasive/non-invasive ventilator, bedside fiberoptic bronchoscope, hemofiltration machine, Philips external pacing defibrillator, aortic balloon counterpulsator, cardiac output monitor, bedside ultrasound machine, blood gas analyzer, dynamic electrocardiograph, micro-infusion pump and volumetric infusion pump. It can undertake the centralized treatment of critically ill patients in all departments of the hospital. 4. Scientific research projects The critical care team has undertaken more than 20 scientific research projects at all levels and edited the national TCM resident training textbook "Traditional Chinese Medicine Residency Standardized Training Completion Assessment Guidance Book - TCM Emergency Medicine", and participated in the compilation of the "13th Five-Year Plan" textbooks "Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Emergency Medicine" and "Emergency Medicine";He is the editor-in-chief of the monograph "Niu Xingdong's Clinical Experience on Syndrome and Treatment", and participated in the editing of 2 monographs such as "Cardiovascular Disease" and "Inner Mongolia Traditional Chinese Medicine Continuing Education Reader". Among them, the monograph "Niu Xingdong's Clinical Experience on Syndrome and Treatment" won the "Second Prize for Academic Works of the Chinese Society of Ethnographic Medicine". The industry standard "Mongolian Medical Syndrome Specification for Coronary Heart Disease, Angina Pectoris" was formulated and promoted and applied in Sino-Mongolian hospitals across the region. The results won the "Second Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress Award of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region" and the "Second Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress Award of the Chinese Society of Ethnographic Medicine". He presided over the formulation of the National Industry Standards Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine standardization project "Clinical Expert Consensus on Traditional Chinese Medicine for Unstable Angina" and participated in the formulation of 4 national industry standards. The department undertakes tasks such as clinical teaching internship, production internship, postgraduate training, and standardized training for residents of TCM hospitals in the Inner Mongolia Medical University. At the same time, it actively assumes social responsibilities and voluntarily provides pre-hospital first aid knowledge training for all walks of life, effectively connects pre-hospital and in-hospital treatment work, and improves the popularization rate of medical first aid knowledge and the success rate of rescue. The medical workers in the ICU interpret their mission and responsibility with civilized, high-quality and efficient services and a good image of being dedicated, enterprising and selfless. 5. Department telephone numberDepartment of Critical Care Medicine: 53226935322691 Outpatient Clinic Location: 510B, fifth floor, outpatient building