In most people's impressions, it may be dressed in **clothes, hats, and masks, giving injections to patients, hanging up medicines, and issuing medicines, but in actual work, ** does much more than that.
Let's just talk about an incident that happened in the past two days.
One of the patients in our department was in his 80s, about the same age as my grandmother. Due to the long hospitalization time, this grandmother has no ability to take care of herself, especially after fever, sweating a lot, and her hair is messy and untidy, which is not only uncomfortable, but also breeds bacteria and has an impact on health. **The chief (name) paid for the washbasin and shampoo for the elderly, and washed the patient's hair with the ** on duty. In front of the hospital bed, they poured water into the basin and asked the patient to adjust to a comfortable position, and washed it three times in a row. That focused look is like treating your own family.
After washing, I was afraid that my grandmother would catch a cold, so I carefully dried my hair with warm air at the head of the bed, and combed my grandmother's gray hair with a comb. **Long said: "In this way, grandma looks energetic, beautiful and kind!" ”
The old grandmother looked at herself in the mirror clean and tidy, happy, and thanked her repeatedly.
Mencius said, "He who loves others will always love him; Those who respect others will always respect them". Our sisters in the intensive care unit have always adhered to the concept of quality nursing services, caring, loving, caring for, and caring for every patient.
When they saw that the elderly were old and had poor personal hygiene, everyone took the initiative to wipe the old man's face, feed him water, pour urine, and turn over and pat his back. Due to unaccompanied, long-term bed rest, little exercise, dry stool and difficult defecation, ** sisters are not afraid of hardship, not afraid of tiredness, not dirty, according to the doctor's instructions to the elderly enema, and gently wipe for the elderly, deal with feces, we have never complained.
The patient went from a sad face when he came to the hospital to a smile on his face. We practice the patient-centered tenet with little actions in ordinary nursing positions, so that patients can feel the warmth of home.