Recently, “ old Mao die &rdquo Ma Yinnan handicraft exhibition; in the Garden District, Tianjin China crane held within the child public Club, Professor Ma Yinnan forward in the field of making handicrafts exhibition audience teaching experience. As crane child “ care for previous years ” one of the series, “ &rdquo Ma Yinnan handicraft exhibition; in China garden cranes exhibited child members of the public association within a week.
&Amp;nbsp; associated with the rapid ageing of the population, how to get out of loneliness and delays in the aged suffering from occurrence of presenile dementia, people thinking about problems. Famous nurse specialist, nursing department former Director of Tianjin Medical University, Professor Ma Yinnan, aged 84, by personally making various types of handicraft work, achieve the purpose of practise brain.
the participation in the exhibition of various types of handicraft near baijian, including weaving, paper art, wood products, oil, eggs, flowers and other artefacts, making fine, modeling elegant, it is hard to imagine was a Mao die of elderly parents. Introduction to Professor Ma Yinnan, older people often practice manual, can delay the decline of the brain, and hoped that through exhibition can drive more &ldquo in the elderly; moving hands to ”.
According to reports, Professor Ma Yinnan graduated from Tianjin advanced private maternity hospital nursing school in his early years, life in clinical nursing and nursing management. Have been involved in higher nursing education in the country's first professional in preparation, one of the founder of Tianjin Medical University, Department of nursing; editor of the national nursing teaching materials, prepare National Commission compiling teaching materials in higher medical colleges; had been awarded excellent workers and " at the municipal level; 38 " standard-bearer. Successive Tianjin Medical College Department of nursing consultant, crane children aged Welfare Association, the Tianjin nursing magazine associate editor, such as the practical nursing Journal editorial board.
