Internal Medicine Emergency

Tianjin Children's Hospital's internal medicine emergency department, Tianjin Children's Hospital's Machang campus is located in the center of the city, at the intersection of Hexi District and Heping District. It has a long history. It focuses on emergency and severe treatment, takes cultivating pediatric medical backbones as its own responsibility, takes precision medicine research as its professional core, and focuses on department integration and multidisciplinary cooperation to establish a pediatric emergency center. Machang Campus and Longyan Campus share personnel and technology, operate in an integrated manner, strengthen multidisciplinary cooperation, and effectively ensure medical safety.

The fourth floor of the emergency room is the PICU ward, which mainly treats critically ill children, including sepsis, severe pneumonia, respiratory failure, pulmonary embolism, heart failure, severe encephalitis, various shocks, poisoning, asphyxia, multiple organ failure and other critical illnesses;

The second floor is the EICU ward, which takes advantage of the single room in the ward to not only meet the high-quality continued diagnosis and treatment needs of critically ill patients after their condition is stabilized, but also humanely solves the emotional and psychological needs of patients and their families;

The first floor is for the emergency department, with a smooth entrance and barrier-free access, as well as an ambulance passage and a dedicated parking area;

The diagnostic area is divided into a medical area and a support area. The medical area includes triage, clinic, treatment room, emergency room, etc., which can receive patients from emergency internal medicine, emergency surgery, and emergency otolaryngology. It also has a dedicated isolation diagnosis room and isolation emergency room to effectively avoid cross-infection. The emergency support area includes an emergency registration and charging office, laboratory, B-ultrasound room, radiology department, electrocardiogram room, pharmacy, etc., all of which can provide 24-hour uninterrupted services;

The hospital also has special emergency vehicles and 120 emergency stations to facilitate the referral of critically ill children and give full play to the advantages of telemedicine.

The medical care structure of the Racecourse Emergency Medicine Department includes a total of 21 doctors (2 chief physicians and 5 attending physicians;

10 master's degree students, 4 master's degree students), 23 PICU nurses (18 undergraduates;

There are 3 supervisory nurses, 12 nurse practitioners and 8 nurses;

3 ICU specialist nurses), 42 emergency nurses (1 master's degree candidate, 29 undergraduates;

There are 14 supervisory nurses, 14 nurse practitioners, and 14 nurses).

The Racecourse Emergency Medicine Department treats a wide range of diseases, covering emergency and critical care in pediatric internal medicine. It is particularly good at the diagnosis and treatment of sepsis, severe pneumonia, respiratory failure, pulmonary embolism, heart failure, severe encephalitis, various shocks, poisoning, asphyxia, multiple organ failure and other critical illness.

The development technology includes blood purification, ventilator use, etc. Currently, arrangements are being made for bedside monitoring and treatment such as POCT, bedside bronchoscopy, bedside B-ultrasound, and dynamic electroencephalogram monitoring.

On average, the Department of Emergency Medicine in Machang teaches and trains more than ten attending physicians and 30-50 resident physicians every year. On this basis, it radiates to the whole city. Under the personal guidance and planning of leaders at all levels, including municipal leaders, committee leaders, and hospital leaders, the Tianjin Children’s Critical Care and Training Base is opened. , successfully launched a training project, integrating famous experts and scholars in pediatrics from across the country and our hospital, training 200-300 people per session, and running nearly ten sessions each year. The training scope covers pediatricians and emergency doctors at the municipal emergency center and the city's tertiary general hospitals, effectively improving the ability to treat critical and severe children.