Mindray's Covid-19 Webinar Episode 2 - "Chinese Solution, Global Sharing"

Countries around the world scramble to build interim facilities, including emergency hospital and field hospitals, to treat COVID-19 patients at the current stage. Medical practitioners and hospital management staffs around the world are now looking for comprehensive solutions - from therapeutic approaches to emergency hospital management, to provide safe and effective treatments.

Themed "Chinese Solution, Global Sharing" on April 2nd, 20:00-22:10(Beijing Time), Mindray will invite Chinese emergency hospital and field hospital directors from Leishenshan Hopistal, National Medical Support Team's leader, COVID-19 medical treatment expert, and the nursing team's leader. They will share the all-inclusive experience, covering the aspects of medical treatments, emergency hospital management, national medical support, and nursing team management.

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Published on : Thu, 2 Apr 2020

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