The Chinese expert team arrived in Lima, the capital of Peru, on the evening of May 23. Regardless of the travel fatigue and the discomfort caused by the time difference, the team started intense work the next day. In two weeks, the expert group visited 12 medical institutions, Peru’s National Institutes of Health, the Pan American Health Organization Peru Representative Office and other institutions, held 22 exchange meetings, held 19 training sessions, and held representatives from more than 30 related institutions. Discussion.
Guo Yi, the leader of the expert group, told reporters that the atmosphere at the exchange meeting held by the expert group is always very warm. The participants expressed their appreciation for China’s experience and practices in fighting the epidemic. They actively asked Chinese experts to ask questions, solicit anti-epidemic suggestions and improvement plans, and exchange ideas. Will often delay time and time again.
During the work period, the expert group conducted in-depth investigations on the current situation of Peru’s medical resources and existing prevention and control measures. At the same time, combined with China’s experience in the prevention and control of the epidemic, it promptly proposed perfect prevention and control policies, diagnosis and treatment plans to Peruvian governments and medical institutions at all levels.
Carlos Gomez, the dean of the Lima Villa El Salvador Hospital, studied at the Southern Hospital of Southern Medical University. When learning that Chinese experts had come to support Peru in fighting the epidemic, Gomez twice invited expert teams to the hospital to guide the prevention, control and clinical treatment of new coronary pneumonia.
