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Sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control in Inner Mongolia, held emergency drills to strengthen the emergency response system
Inner News 14-06-21 22:25 [ Print ] Source: Inner Mongolia News
NEEDHAM ( Reporter Zhao) June 20 afternoon, Inner Mongolia Health and Family Planning Commission held emergency drills sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control in Wuchuan County, Inner Mongolia health emergency team demonstrated a new look.
Background The simulation exercise set for: at 5:00 on June 20th, 2014, the autonomous region CDC, CDC received a telephone report of Hohhot, Wuchuan County hospitals treated a patient with unexplained fever, as antimicrobial agents 3-5 days after treatment, the condition gradually worsened. The inquiry was informed, before the onset of poultry have died at home, hospitals initially diagnosed as pneumonia of unknown causes. To confirm the diagnosis, to prevent the spread of the disease, sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control in Inner Mongolia National Team scene of the sudden onset of acute infectious diseases prevention and control of the whole process of emergency response.
It is understood, according to the National Health and Family Planning Commission to deploy organizations to "build high-quality health emergency response teams, the ability to improve the overall health emergency" as the main content of the health emergency large-scale military activities. Inner Mongolia to develop a practical plan, organize and progressive health emergency related business and technical training, to carry out various forms of exercises for different nature, places organizations. And enhance combat capability health emergency team by sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control emergency drills to ensure that after the incident occurred, can be called upon to offer, to war, war to win, effectively safeguard the public health benefits.
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Sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control in Inner Mongolia, held emergency drills to strengthen the emergency response system
Inner News 14-06-21 22:25 [ Print ] Source: Inner Mongolia News
NEEDHAM ( Reporter Zhao) June 20 afternoon, Inner Mongolia Health and Family Planning Commission held emergency drills sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control in Wuchuan County, Inner Mongolia health emergency team demonstrated a new look.
Background The simulation exercise set for: at 5:00 on June 20th, 2014, the autonomous region CDC, CDC received a telephone report of Hohhot, Wuchuan County hospitals treated a patient with unexplained fever, as antimicrobial agents 3-5 days after treatment, the condition gradually worsened. The inquiry was informed, before the onset of poultry have died at home, hospitals initially diagnosed as pneumonia of unknown causes. To confirm the diagnosis, to prevent the spread of the disease, sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control in Inner Mongolia National Team scene of the sudden onset of acute infectious diseases prevention and control of the whole process of emergency response.
It is understood, according to the National Health and Family Planning Commission to deploy organizations to "build high-quality health emergency response teams, the ability to improve the overall health emergency" as the main content of the health emergency large-scale military activities. Inner Mongolia to develop a practical plan, organize and progressive health emergency related business and technical training, to carry out various forms of exercises for different nature, places organizations. And enhance combat capability health emergency team by sudden onset of acute infectious disease prevention and control emergency drills to ensure that after the incident occurred, can be called upon to offer, to war, war to win, effectively safeguard the public health benefits.
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