Zhang Wenhong made a cameo appearance. The first self-made popular science micro-movie "Senior Sister, I Don't Be a Doctor Anymore" from the Department of Infectious Diseases of Huashan Hospital recently premiered and was officially launched for viewers to watch online.
As one of the thematic contents of the 2023 "Technology Innovation Action Plan" science popularization special project, this film is adapted from real cases admitted to the Infectious Diseases Department of Huashan Hospital and staged a 72-hour life rescue. The film not only reveals to the audience the daily life of an infectious disease doctor, but also explores topics such as doctor-patient relationship and workplace relationship, as well as the confusion and growth of young doctors on their career path. In addition, the film also mentioned some unfamiliar infectious diseases, such as cat-scratch fever, psittaci, malaria, etc., which improved the public's understanding of travel medicine.
This microfilm took more than 180 days from planning to production. In the film, many doctors including Zhang Wenhong, director of the Department of Infectious Diseases of Huashan Hospital, and deputy director Wang Xinyu participated in the film for the first time.
Zhang Wenhong said that in the era of globalization, the spread of diseases seems to be more rapid and complex than before, but because of this, in-depth communication and interaction are needed. He hopes that the audience can learn more about infection through this micro film The world of doctors. (The Paper chief reporter Chen Sisi)
