Nurses transforming the Laharma Master 10 -year warm heart service more than 1,000 people

Yang Ke cover news reporter Liu Yangu

"Nurse Li, my hair is too long, help me cut it shorter." "Xiao Li, can you help me cut my bangs." As the weather gradually heated up, the haircut became a difficult problem for some long -term hospitalized patients. A few days ago, at the corner of the ward of the Psychiatric Section of the Psychiatric Department of the Psychiatric Health Center in Sichuan, many patients lined up to wait for their hair to trim. In addition to professional treatment and care, the nurse Li Huan has become her busiest thing for patients.

It is understood that the center of the psychiatric department of the center is a female ward. There are more than 200 hospitalized patients all year round. For some patients with long -term hospitalization, long -term hair trimming not only affects beauty, but also causes some trouble to department management.

"My skills finally have a place of use, and can provide patients with some convenience in life, help them restore their diseases, return to their families and integrate into society as soon as possible. This is also a happy thing." Li Huan said.

When my father became a soldier, he learned this technology. After returning from the army, he often made a haircut for his family and friends. He had been dazzling since he was a child. He slowly fell in love with the haircut. Talking about how this "craft", Li Huan recalled.

Since joining the work in 2013, Li Huan has been engaged in nursing work at the Elderly and Psychiatric Department of the Guangyuan Mental Health Center. In the elderly, Li Huan often shaved his hair for the bed and grandparents, so that they had a good mood every day. "When I was busy, my husband's hair was also cut."

Over the years, no matter which department, Li Huan has always made a haircut for patients, and has served more than 1,000 patients to serve patients and has been widely praised by patients and family members.

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