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In a busy hospital environment, ** is an indispensable member of the medical team, taking care of patients, carrying out doctor's orders, participating in rescue, and other important responsibilities. However, frequent transfers in hospitals can have a number of adverse effects on nursing. This article will examine this problem and its solutions from the perspectives of Western medicine and Chinese medicine.
1. Western medicine perspectives.
1.Affect the quality of work: **Frequent transfer may lead to a lack of nursing knowledge and skills, affecting the treatment of patients. In addition, new transfers require time to familiarize themselves with the environment and colleagues, which may delay patients.
2.Increased work pressure: ** There is a lot of psychological pressure at work, and frequent transfers make them need to constantly adapt to the new environment, which may lead to psychological fatigue and affect work efficiency and quality.
3.Affect team collaboration: Members of the care team are interdependent, and frequent transfers can lead to a decrease in team cohesion and affect overall work effectiveness.
4.Limited career development: Frequent transfers may prevent them from learning more in a field of expertise, affecting career development.
In response to these problems, the solutions from the perspective of Western medicine mainly include:
1.Improve human resource management: Hospitals should reasonably allocate nursing human resources to ensure a reasonable flow between different departments and avoid frequent transfers.
2.Strengthen training and education: Hospitals should increase their training efforts to improve their professional quality and enable them to quickly adapt to different working environments.
3.Establish a psychological support mechanism: In response to the psychological pressure, the hospital should establish a psychological support mechanism to provide psychological counseling and stress relief services.
4.Pay attention to career planning: both the hospital and the person should pay attention to career planning to ensure in-depth learning in a professional field and promote career development.
2. The perspective of traditional Chinese medicine.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that frequent mobilization may lead to qi and blood imbalance, emotional instability, yin and yang imbalance and other phenomena, which in turn affect physical and mental health and work efficiency. Therefore, the solutions from the perspective of TCM mainly include:
1.Regulate qi and blood: Traditional Chinese medicine believes that qi and blood are the basic substances of human life activities, and should pay attention to regulating qi and blood to maintain physical and mental health. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, dietary therapy, massage and other methods can be used.
2.Relieve liver depression: Traditional Chinese medicine believes that poor mood may lead to stagnation of liver qi, affecting physical and mental health. **Should learn to regulate emotions, if necessary, can use traditional Chinese medicine to relieve liver and depression.
3.Harmony of Yin and Yang: Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the balance of yin and yang is the key to human health. **We should pay attention to the rules of life and rest, and maintain the harmony of yin and yang.
4.Application of ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions: In view of the physical and mental health problems caused by frequent transfer, you can learn from ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions. For example, you can use formulas that have the effects of nourishing qi and blood, soothing the liver and relieving depression, and reconciling yin and yang.
Here are a few ancient Chinese medicine recipes that are composed and effective:
1.Siwu Soup: Composed of Angelica sinensis, Chuanxiong root, white peony root, and Rehmannia rehmannia, it has the effect of nourishing qi and nourishing blood, regulating menstruation and relieving pain, and is suitable for symptoms such as qi and blood deficiency, pale complexion, and irregular menstruation.
2.Xiaoyaosan: It is composed of Bupleurum, White Peony, Angelica, Poria Cocos and Licorice, which has the effect of soothing the liver and relieving depression, harmonizing the spleen and stomach, and is suitable for symptoms such as poor mood, liver qi stagnation, and loss of appetite.
3.Guizhi Soup: Composed of cinnamon branches, white peony, licorice, ginger and jujube, it has the effect of reconciling yin and yang, dissolving muscles, and is suitable for colds, fevers, headaches and other symptoms.
In short, ** work in the hospital is frequently transferred, and solutions can be sought from both Western medicine and Chinese medicine. In terms of Western medicine, it is necessary to improve human resource management, strengthen training and education, establish psychological support mechanisms, and pay attention to career planning. In terms of traditional Chinese medicine, attention should be paid to regulating qi and blood, soothing the liver and relieving depression, harmonizing yin and yang, and learning from ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions. Through the method of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, it is expected to alleviate the problems caused by frequent transfer and improve the quality of nursing work.
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