The Ministry of Health recently announced the "Guiding Principles for Pilot Patients' Classification of Emergency Diseases (Draft for Soliciting Opinions)". It is proposed that the emergency department be divided into three zones of "Red, Yellow, and Green" from space, and emergency patients are classified into "Four Levels" according to their severity of illness. Differentiation treatment.
The so-called "four levels" are divided according to doctors' assessment of the patient's condition: Class I is an endangered patient, Class II is a critically ill patient, Class III is an emergency patient, and Class IV is a non-urgent patient. Endangered refers to the possibility of life-threatening at any time, such as no breathing and pulse; critical illness may be developed in a short time to a level, leading to severe disability or severe pain, such as angina, chest pain, etc.; emergency patients usually within a short time There are no signs of life-threatening or severe disability; non-emergency is characterized by the current absence of symptoms of acute illness.
Among the three districts divided by the emergency department, the "red zone" is a salvage surveillance zone and is suitable for the treatment of patients of the first and second grades; the main function of the yellow zone is close observation and is applicable to the third-class patients; the "green zone" is relatively safe. It is the treatment area for the fourth-grade patients.
"The emergency patient grading system has long been implemented abroad, allowing patients to get the most effective treatment in the shortest possible time." Zhou Rongbin, director of the emergency department of the General Hospital of the Beijing Military Region, said in an interview with a reporter from the "Life Times", said: Institutions in principle treat patients according to the order of visits, and this grading system is sorted according to the severity of the illness, so that the most needy people receive treatment at the first time, saving more lives. This also has clear implications for medical personnel. If patients are in the red and yellow areas, they require doctors and nurses to carry out rigorous and continuous observations to improve the doctor's sense of responsibility. At the same time, the family members of the patients also have a general understanding of their condition. "If you or your family are assigned to the green area, please be patient and wait, because the doctor is putting the most important time on the patient who is in critical condition!" Zhou Rongbin finally appealed.
The so-called "four levels" are divided according to doctors' assessment of the patient's condition: Class I is an endangered patient, Class II is a critically ill patient, Class III is an emergency patient, and Class IV is a non-urgent patient. Endangered refers to the possibility of life-threatening at any time, such as no breathing and pulse; critical illness may be developed in a short time to a level, leading to severe disability or severe pain, such as angina, chest pain, etc.; emergency patients usually within a short time There are no signs of life-threatening or severe disability; non-emergency is characterized by the current absence of symptoms of acute illness.
Among the three districts divided by the emergency department, the "red zone" is a salvage surveillance zone and is suitable for the treatment of patients of the first and second grades; the main function of the yellow zone is close observation and is applicable to the third-class patients; the "green zone" is relatively safe. It is the treatment area for the fourth-grade patients.
"The emergency patient grading system has long been implemented abroad, allowing patients to get the most effective treatment in the shortest possible time." Zhou Rongbin, director of the emergency department of the General Hospital of the Beijing Military Region, said in an interview with a reporter from the "Life Times", said: Institutions in principle treat patients according to the order of visits, and this grading system is sorted according to the severity of the illness, so that the most needy people receive treatment at the first time, saving more lives. This also has clear implications for medical personnel. If patients are in the red and yellow areas, they require doctors and nurses to carry out rigorous and continuous observations to improve the doctor's sense of responsibility. At the same time, the family members of the patients also have a general understanding of their condition. "If you or your family are assigned to the green area, please be patient and wait, because the doctor is putting the most important time on the patient who is in critical condition!" Zhou Rongbin finally appealed.
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