At present, the epidemic prevention and control in China is facing new situations and new tasks. Strengthening the protection of the elderly, children, patients with basic diseases, pregnant women, hemodialysis patients and other key groups is the top priority.
With the weakened pathogenicity of the Omicron mutant, the popularization of vaccination and prevention and control knowledge, and the supplement of drug reserves, most people have less anxiety when facing the virus, and their confidence in overcoming the virus has increased. However, there are still some vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, children and patients with basic diseases, whose immunity is relatively weak, and the medical needs of pregnant and lying in women and seriously ill patients must not be slow... In the face of the uncertainty of the epidemic situation, whether such key groups can receive timely and efficient medical treatment and health services is the concern of millions of families, and also the key to achieving the goal of "protecting health and preventing severe diseases".
Once infected with the virus, key populations are more eager to get timely response, scientific treatment and medical guidance. At present, the first thing is to find out the population base, health status, vaccination status, etc. of key populations, so as to lay a scientific foundation for further classified and graded services.
The health management of key groups is very complex. Different groups have different priorities, so they need to implement classified policies, so that limited medical resources can be used to protect the most needed groups. For the elderly patients with serious basic diseases, it is particularly important to ensure that their "life passage" is unblocked in case of emergency; For patients with chronic basic diseases, health monitoring and relevant drug preparation should be done well; For pregnant women and children, it is urgent to strengthen drug guidance. In response to these situations, all regions are exploring effective ways to solve the problem, such as opening up emergency medical treatment and vehicle rescue channels for patients with acute and critical diseases; Through community grid service, family doctors can respond to patients' needs at the first time; The Internet health care should be adapted to the aging process to facilitate the remote medical treatment of elderly patients... Some of these measures are just emergency actions, but they can also be regarded as a useful exploration, which is worthy of continuous improvement in the future, as a long-term strategy to solve the problem of medical resource shortage.