• Department of Emergency, Deyang People’s Hospital, Dayang 618000, China;
CHEN Daying, Email: james-jiang23@live.cn
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Objective  To discuss how to improve organization and management of first-aid nursing during the rescue work.
Methods  Data about the wounded patients in the Emergency Department of our hospital were collected from 12 to 21 May, 2008. The relevant information concerning the interventions and effects of the organization of first-aid nursing was analyzed.
Results  In the first ten days after the quake, 1 766 wounded patients were received and treated in the Emergency Department. The results of post-evaluation showed that the rescue work was successful including the first-aid path, rationality of the rescuer dispatch, management of the medical resources, collection of the patients information, and high-quality nursing.
Conclusion   Effective organization and management of first-aid nursing guarantee the rescue work.

Citation: DENG Yanhua,ZHONG Bingwei,ZHANG Lihua,WEN Suqiong,ZENG Yi,CHEN Daying,HU Caihong,WANG Jia,CHEN Xi,LIU Jianying,YI Shaohua. Strategies for the Organization and Management of First-aid Nursing at a First-class Tertiary Hospital after Wenchuan Earthquake. Chinese Journal of Evidence-Based Medicine, 2009, 09(2): 152-157. doi: 10.7507/1672-2531.20090032 Copy

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