How are the beds in Fangcang Hospital separated? How many beds are there in the six Fangcang Hospitals in Wuhan?

Huoshenshan Hospital has begun to transfer mild patients, and Leishenshan Hospital is still under construction, but in fact, the number of beds is far from enough. What is being urgently built now is a square cabin hospital, which can centrally treat many confirmed mild patients and is also a good way of isolation. So how are the beds in the square cabin hospital separated? How many beds will the square cabin hospital provide?

How to separate beds in Fangcang Hospital

The beds in the Fangcang Hospital are all of uniform standards. The "Fangcang Hospital" will be separated by partitions, with 50 beds in a small area, a nurse station for every 250 beds, and a public toilet for 20 beds in the outer ring of the area.

The flow lines between doctors and patients are completely independent, and waste is handled separately. Some venues do not have heating, but electric blankets will be provided.

Academician Wang Chen, an expert in respiratory and critical care medicine, said that Fangcang hospitals treat confirmed mild patients. On the one hand, patients receive medical treatment, and on the other hand, they are isolated from society and their families. This is a practical and feasible solution. However, with many beds and many people, we need everyone to understand and help each other, show more humanistic care, and help each other among patients to overcome the difficulties together.

How many beds are there in Wuhan's six square cabin hospitals?

Wuhan's six square cabin hospitals can provide more than 10,000 beds in total. The six square cabin hospitals that have been established are located in Wuhan International Convention and Exhibition Center, Hongshan Gymnasium, Wuhan Living Room, Optics Valley Science and Technology Convention and Exhibition Center, Wuhan Sports Center, and Wuhan International Expo Center. Among them, the "square cabin hospitals" transformed from the first and second floors of the Wuhan International Convention and Exhibition Center have a total of about 1,000 beds. The three halls A, B, and C of Wuhan Living Room are planned to be equipped with 2,000 beds. Wuhan Gymnasium is expected to provide 300 beds.

In addition, the Tazihu ​​Sports Center and Wuhan International Expo Center have 1,000 beds, and the Shipailing Vocational High School Cabin Hospital can accommodate 800 beds. The Dahuashan Outdoor Sports Center can accommodate at least 1,000 beds, and the Huangpi No. 1 Middle School Gymnasium is expected to have 500 beds.

What is a Fangcang Hospital?

"Fangcang Hospital" is a kind of PLA field mobile medical system, which is also widely used in various emergency treatments. "Fangcang Hospital" is generally composed of medical function units, ward units, technical support units and other parts. It is a modular health equipment with multiple functions such as emergency treatment, surgical treatment, clinical testing, etc. my country's "Fangcang Hospital" has participated in emergency medical rescue missions such as the Wenchuan earthquake and the Yushu earthquake in Qinghai, receiving seriously injured people in the disaster areas. After actual application and testing, it has played the role of a substitute hospital. "Fangcang Hospital" has withstood comprehensive tests in participating in exercises and performing various support tasks.

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