On 12 april, at more than 2 p. M., a staff member of a community health centre in nanjingpaku visited a girl born four days ago. The staff member used the old scale, which was a piece of weight, a bag with a weight, which suddenly fell off when the child fell from about half a metre to the bed, and then the scale fell off, just in the position of the child's chest, as the video could see, the child was crying, stopped moving, and no sound was heard。
The next day, the child's mother sent the video to the internet, saying that it was too irregular, that she ran three hospitals, had a b-plus, hung up an emergency, found blood in his urine early in the morning, and went to the children's hospital's west courtyard, that the children were still watching, that the situation had not been made public, that the community centre had admitted that the matter was true, that it was important, that it had called an expert, but that it had not said that the child was hurt or not, but that it had been released to a higher authority。
In 2012, the state had stipulated that, in order to weigh a newborn, to use leverage or electronic scales, and not to touch anything else, stability must be maintained. The old scale, although it was also a leverage principle, had no fixed device, the bags were easy to slide, the scales were hanging up in the air, and a slight swing was dangerous, which was completely out of line with the rapid adjustment of the hammers and readings required by the norms。
In fact, there are many places that have moved from scale to electronic scale, but some grass-roots units are still using old tools because of lack of money or slow-exchange equipment. Nanjing, as the capital city of the province, should not have used the last century’s stuff to do the work。
The doctor said that the newborn baby was particularly tender, that it could also have invisible injuries, that the scales were more than 500 grams heavy, that the power of fall was not too small, that the ribs could be crushed, or that the children would suddenly stop crying, and that it was very important to call medically stressive breathing pauses。
In march this year, the state issued a document providing for the replacement by 2027 of all the equipment used to visit newborns at the grass-roots level with a standard model, but in the months prior to the formal implementation of the policy and the occurrence of non-compliance, which was somewhat ironic. No one has been punished and no one has been investigated. The question arises as to why the operation, which has been expressly banned, is repeated on the front line, and the problem may arise from the lack of serious implementation of personnel or the lack of financial support。
