National People's Congress Representative Zhang Boli: Strengthen the prevention and control of the "weak and small" epidemics in rural areas, and care for patients with new coronary pneumonia

From Wuhan to Hebei, although more than ancient times, "people's hero" Zhang Boli still wore white armor again and again, "retrograde" to fight the new crown pneumonia epidemic.

In an interview with Xinhuanet.

Strengthen the construction of rural epidemic prevention and control system to make up for existing shortcomings

Zhang Boli said that the rural population is easy to gather, and there are too many left-behind elderly and children , which also makes the prevention and control of the epidemic more difficult.

The first is to attach importance to the popularization of science to strengthen the prevention and control of rural epidemics, and to strengthen the "prevention of disease" knowledge.

The third is that Chinese medicine is generally taken at the isolation point to block the development of the disease.

The fourth is to accelerate the construction of an epidemic prevention system in rural areas.

Rehabilitation of patients with new coronary pneumonia requires great attention

According to national guidelines, patients with new coronary pneumonia can be discharged from the hospital after the virus has been tested twice after the nucleic acid turns negative, but the negative nucleic acid only means that they are not infectious, not completely cured.

"According to my team’s treatment and rehabilitation experience in Wuhan, Tianjin, and Shijiazhuang, it is urgently needed to carry out comprehensive rehabilitation interventions of Chinese and Western medicine.

First, the relevant departments have paid great attention to the rehabilitation of patients with new coronary pneumonia, carried out a package of scientific research on the rehabilitation of new coronary pneumonia, and established unified Chinese and Western medicine rehabilitation treatment plans and evaluation standards.

The second is to establish designated rehabilitation hospitals, carry out rehabilitation training for medical staff, and establish a rehabilitation platform for long-term follow-up observation and evaluation.

The third is to introduce relevant policies and measures to seamlessly connect discharge and rehabilitation procedures, and encourage patients to take the initiative to recover, recover at home, and consciously participate in rehabilitation treatment.

The fourth is to adhere to the principle of equal emphasis on Chinese and Western medicine and combined use of Chinese and Western medicine in rehabilitation work.

Fifth, it is recommended that relevant departments include the medical expenditures of patients with new coronary pneumonia in their rehabilitation period into medical insurance and provide appropriate proportions for reimbursement.

Zhang Boli emphasized that special attention should be paid to the rehabilitation of patients with traditional Chinese and Western medicine after the epidemic in rural areas to prevent "poverty caused by illness".