What do hospital nurses do when they go to the countryside?

Service content: In view of the characteristics of common and frequently-occurring diseases in rural areas, medical teams are dispatched, equipped with physical examination vehicles, sphygmomanometers, electrocardiograms and other routine examination equipment and various types of medicines, and go deep into villages to treat women and geriatric diseases. With chronic diseases and poor households as the focus of services, we carry out charity activities and donate medicines to the countryside.

Format: Each hospital is used as a unit to form a medical team to go to the countryside. In principle, each medical team consists of six people, including internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatricians, nursing and pharmacy staff. The dispatched doctors should have intermediate technical titles or above, and the nursing staff should have technical titles above practicing nurse.