The land of southern Fujian is lush with greenery. Just after the Spring Festival holiday, the reporter walked into the training ground of the 910th Hospital of the Joint Logistics Support Force, coinciding with a medical service competition organized by the hospital. Cheer up, cheer up... "Amidst the cheers, Dr. Dai Xubo, an examiner at the hospital, engaged in a" closed chest drainage "battle with a surgeon. 'Closed thoracic drainage' is a surgical treatment method, not within Dai Xubo's professional field, and his comrades all sweated for him. I saw Dai Xubo calmly and skillfully puncture the drainage site, and quickly complete the surgery. The reporter learned that there are increasingly more medical staff like Dai Xubo who possess cross disciplinary combat and rescue skills in the hospital. In recent years, the hospital has focused on meeting the needs of future battlefield emergency treatment and has extensively carried out training activities such as "internal medicine and surgery, specialized general practice" and "one specialty, multiple abilities, one person, multiple positions", guiding medical staff to strive to become "versatile doctors" and "general practice nurses". This' wounded 'is different The reporter saw at the competition site that the person lying on the stretcher was no longer the rubber "wounded" from the past, but a real "wounded" with bandages wrapped around his arms. I saw him getting emotional and shouting incessantly. The participants quickly provided emotional comfort and psychological intervention to the 'wounded', and only carried out 'treatment' after his emotions stabilized. The leaders of the hospital told reporters that in the past, the training for the treatment of "wounded" was standardized, and medical staff carried out rescue according to prescribed actions. The training was not closely integrated with the battlefield, and the "battle flavor" was not strong. In this martial arts competition, they broke the routine and closely followed the needs of battlefield treatment, allowing medical staff to play the role of "wounded". The assessment team will also adjust the injuries of the "wounded" in real time and set questions based on the on-site situation. After completing the martial arts competition, Zhang Xiaoliang, a member of the field medical team, gasped for breath and said to the reporter, "This competition is full of 'combat flavor', as if we are conducting real battlefield first aid." "Serving our comrades and combat effectiveness is our most important mission and task." The hospital leader told reporters that through this competition, medical staff generally felt a sense of panic in their abilities, and the urgency of "everyone practicing and fighting to save" became even stronger. (New Society)