Shili XIAO, Jiali JIA, Jie SHI, et al. Clinical characteristics and establishment of hospital transfer system of 659 transferred patients with COVID-19 in makeshift hospital[J]. Journal of Army Medical University, 2023, 45(10): 1117-1120.
DOI:
Shili XIAO, Jiali JIA, Jie SHI, et al. Clinical characteristics and establishment of hospital transfer system of 659 transferred patients with COVID-19 in makeshift hospital[J]. Journal of Army Medical University, 2023, 45(10): 1117-1120. DOI: 10.16016/j.2097-0927.202207035.
Clinical characteristics and establishment of hospital transfer system of 659 transferred patients with COVID-19 in makeshift hospital
To analyze the clinical characteristics of patients in makeshift COVID-19 hospital and discuss how to establish and optimize the transfer system for a large number of critical cases.
Methods
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From April 10 to May 24 of 2022
659 patients with COVID-19 who needed to be transferred due to emergency in makeshift hospital located in National Convention and Exhibition Center were included
and their basic information
including the age
gender
underlying diseases and reasons for transfer
were analyzed. According to the key elements of the transfer process
a fast and efficient transfer system was established.
Results
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Among the 659 transferred patients
131 patients had respiratory system related diseases whose mean age was 58.47(95%
CI
: 55.62~61.33)
with a male to female ratio of 1∶0.37(95/36). There were 528 patients had non-respiratory system diseases
whose mean age was 52.57(95%
CI
: 50.87~54.28)
with a male to female ratio of 1∶1.01 (263/265). The types of diseases of the transferred patients mainly were 86 cases of endocrine diseases
69 cases of cardiovascular system diseases
34 cases of fever
38 cases of nervous system diseases
36 cases of tumor diseases
34 cases of trauma
32 cases of digestive sys
tem diseases and 199 cases of other diseases.
Conclusion
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The effective treatment of patients in critical condition in makeshift hospital depends on the linkage mechanism run effectively
and the establishment of a fast
smooth
efficient and safe transport system can improve the treatment level of critical cases in large makeshift hospital.
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