Stabilize emergency medical team is the only way for the development of emergency medicine.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 20 Stabilize emergency medical team is the only way for the development of emergency medicine [Abstract] combines the most comprehensive hospital emergency department fixed the lack of professional emergency physicians, emergency medical team’s minds are not settled the status of their jobs and think it is difficulties in the development of emergency medicine and principal contradiction; pointed out the lack of professional emergency personnel fixed and emergency medical team that everyone is worried of the danger; analyzed the impact of the stability of the reasons for the emergency medical team; describes regular doctor in the emergency department construction of the meaning and effect; put forward the building of a stable emergency medical team response. [Keywords:] Fixed a stable team of emergency medicine physicians in emergency department building Emergency medicine is 70 of the last century after the emergence of a new era of clinical medicine. In 1979 it was internationally recognized as an independent discipline has so far been more than 20 years, the rapid development of emergency medicine in China has made tremendous progress. Although the development of emergency medicine in China has made great achievements, but with the scientific concept of development to look at our general hospital emergency department status, can be found in the development of emergency medicine in China is unbalanced, and some hospital emergency departments have developed very well , but most of the hospital emergency department, or the existence of a series of outstanding contradictions and problems [1]. I believe that the development of emergency medicine in our country exist in a number of outstanding contradictions and problems, the most difficult to resolve is fixed and emergency professionals, the most difficult to do is to stabilize the emergency medical team’s work, which is impeding the development of emergency medicine ‘bottleneck’, affec