Securing Access to Hemodialysis Care After Typhoon Hagibis in Fukushima.
Securing Access to Hemodialysis Care After Typhoon Hagibis in Fukushima.
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福岛台风海贝思过后确保获得血液透析护理。
DOI：
10.1017/dmp.2020.44
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Ryuzaburo Shineha.
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作者：
Yoshitaka Nishikawa;Sho Fujioka;Yosuke Tachiya;Tomohiro Morita;Masaharu Tsubokura;Akihiko Ozaki;Toyoaki Sawano;Masami Ogawa;Ryuzaburo Shineha.
重大灾害发生后维持医疗服务势在必行。虽然可以快速部署灾难支持，但 1 名现场工作人员必须在到达之前开始响应并继续长期工作。因此，他们的行动对于确保受影响人群获得医疗保健至关重要。值得注意的是，持续血液透析是一个主要问题。然而，关于灾后现场医院工作人员如何提供支持的研究仍然很少，特别是在血液透析方面。2019 年 10 月 12 日，台风海贝斯袭击日本，造成 80 多人死亡（图 1）。相马中央医院（福岛县相马市）位于福岛第一核电站以北 40 公里处。在索马中心医院，70名患者定期接受血液透析，每天30-40名患者，每天需要18吨水。台风过后，医院遭遇水灾。尽管一些室外设施遭到破坏，但患者、工作人员和透析设备仍得到维护……但供水系统的破坏导致无法正常供水。
Maintaining health-care access after major disasters is imperative. While disaster support can be deployed rapidly, 1 on-site staff must begin responding before their arrival and continue working for the long term. Thus, their actions are vital to ensuring health-care access for affected populations. Notably, continuing hemodialysis is a main concern. However, how on-site hospital staff can provide support after disasters remains little studied, particularly with regard to hemodialysis.On October 12, 2019, Typhoon Hagibis struck Japan, killing more than 80 people (Figure 1). Soma Central Hospital (Soma, Fukushima Prefecture) is located 40 km north of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. At Soma Central Hospital, 70 patients regularly receive hemodialysis, 30-40 patients per day, which requires 18 tons of water daily. After the typhoon, the hospital was hit by floods. Despite damage to some outdoor facilities, the patients, staff, and dialysis equipment were maintained.., the destruction of the water supply system prevented normal water delivery.