Improving testing capacity for Covid-19 According to the explanation of Minister Nguyen Thanh Long, this outbreak in Ho Chi Minh City is different from previous times when it was not possible to completely trace all sources of infection. The cause is the appearance of clusters of cases, pathogens can spread and spread quickly, thereby causing potential case misses. Besides, the epidemic in the city has a very fast rate of transmission. When a case is recorded, many people in the family, production line or company have also been infected. Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long held a meeting with the Ho Chi Minh City Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control on the afternoon of June 19. Photo: Khoi Nguyen. Regarding the orientation in the coming time, the Minister of Health emphasized that improving testing capacity is one of the strategic solutions so that Ho Chi Minh City can quickly control and prevent the disease. Accordingly, Ho Chi Minh City needs to quickly improve testing capacity with a capacity of 500,000 aggregate samples per day, this scenario has been proposed before but needs to be implemented immediately to quickly stop the source of infection. Testing should be carried out in different forms, with key areas, to ensure that all relevant people are tested without omission and repeated testing after 5-7 days. With cases detected through screening, testing or hospital examination, the health sector needs to immediately localize and test the entire area, at the same time implement tracing measures and take samples for testing. In relevant cases, it is possible to apply sample 5 with F1, 10-20 with other cases. For industrial zones, the Minister said that Ho Chi Minh City needs regular screening tests to protect this area against the risk of disease invasion. At the same time, Ho Chi Minh City needs to have a large-scale screening test for the whole city in the form of 1-2 people per household. Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long. Photo: Duy Hieu. The Minister emphasized the need to quickly test for antigens, not to leave samples; Strengthening human resources to take samples and perform tests, and at the same time can consider and guide people to take samples for quick testing at home. Medical facilities need to test all patients who come for medical examination and treatment, not only focusing on groups of patients with clinical manifestations such as cough, fever, etc. Minister Nguyen Thanh Long said that the agencies under the Ministry located in the area will be mobilized to support the health sector in Ho Chi Minh City. In which, the University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Ho Chi Minh City mobilizes all students to participate in sampling, the Pasteur Institute of Ho Chi Minh City and other departments will provide maximum support with the coordination of HCMC. Preparing the plan that Ho Chi Minh City has 5,000 cases Minister Nguyen Thanh Long said that Ho Chi Minh City has distanced the whole city according to Directive 15, but the implementation still has many shortcomings. Ho Chi Minh City Hospital for Tropical Diseases, a large-scale Covid-19 treatment center in Ho Chi Minh City, is temporarily blocked. Photo: Chi Hung. The Minister recommended that the distance in Ho Chi Minh City should be implemented in different levels, depending on the characteristics of each area, should not rigidly apply Directive 16 throughout the city. Regarding treatment, Ho Chi Minh City needs to be ready for the scenario of 5,000 cases, plan to coordinate the army forces in the area to establish a field hospital; assigned Cho Ray Hospital to be ready for the scenario of setting up an emergency room to receive treatment for serious patients, especially cases requiring intensive intervention such as ECMO. For this scenario, the health sector in Ho Chi Minh City needs to review and prepare medical facilities, equipment and supplies. The Ministry of Health will provide some necessary equipment such as HFLC equipment, ventilators, ECMO to meet the treatment needs of serious patients. With the work of vaccination against Covid-19 vaccine, the Minister suggested that the city health sector should mobilize all efforts to implement the vaccination campaign according to the plan and schedule.

But in moments when I thought I couldn’t raise my head, I still had my grandmother’s family to protect and comfort me. Especially my sister is the one who helps the most. Contrary to her sister’s difficult marriage, she is very satisfied with her husband and children. In addition, my sister’s stable career is also considered as a solid support for her sister. From a housewife without a job, I began to be taught little by little about using computers, editing documents, knowing how to make spreadsheets… Thanks to a little knowledge of accounting When I was in college, I quickly got a job in a family business. At the beginning, I only made about 3 million salary/month – a meager number but I am still happy because it is my own money. Unlike when I lived with my ex-husband, I had to ask for everything. Illustration. Please allow me to tell you a little bit about the time when I was still a bride in that house. I married him quite quickly, the relationship only lasted a while when I received the news that I was pregnant. So we can also temporarily call this a “run-and-run wedding”. Because my situation is not comparable to the other house, my mother-in-law often shows contempt for her daughter-in-law, considering me nothing. In particular, when I got married, I knew well the character of my ex-husband. It was a man who was a parasite to his parents, lazy to work, liked to drink, and a prostitute. When I witnessed the hot clip of my husband and lover with my own eyes, I was shocked both literally and figuratively. And because of that incident, I had a miscarriage. The more painful consequence was that I lost my motherhood forever. Depressed, desperate, I fell into a state of depression for many months. I can’t count how many divorce papers I’ve written and then tore it up myself. Accidentally seeing my ex-mother-in-law, she must have guessed my thoughts and said frankly and ruthlessly so that I could quickly end this marriage. And there, I finally left in a daze. Three and a half years have passed since my divorce. Life is very different now, even the current salary of 3 million dong is 4, 5 times higher. I am very happy, being with my parents to take care of them, sometimes going to my sister’s house to play. Once in a while, if I’m lonely, I’ll find a guy to drink water, talk about life, and have no long-term intentions. Illustration. About a month ago, I received a text from a friend who played with me and my ex-husband. He said my ex-husband had a serious illness and was being treated in the hospital. To tell the truth, over the years I no longer care to have anything to do with him, sometimes there are rumors that he got married and broke up with nothing. Now hearing this news, part of me feels like retribution for him, the other part is sympathetic. Anyway, the two of them had a bit of a sweet time. I texted a friend to ask where my ex-husband was undergoing treatment to visit. My sister also told me to come along. My sister and I went to the hospital and found our ex-husband and his mother there. Just put the fruit bag with a little envelope of 1 million dong inside it on the table, the ex-mother-in-law sullenly frowned and said: “It’s so precious, now there’s an ex-wife to visit.” The ex-husband was giving water so he fell asleep. I only asked a few questions, but my mother-in-law even threw a stack of papers at her. When I lifted it up, it was all hospital bills. She also said sarcastically: “Don’t think that coming here today, seeing my son dying, thinking that he will inherit the property. Only this pile of hospital bills is left, you can take it if you want! You have ruined my son’s life.” My sister was angry and was about to have a duel but I was able to stop her. Finally, I greeted her and left with her. It is incomprehensible, after all these years, the mother-in-law still hates her ex-daughter-in-law. It is true that there are still such selfish and narrow-minded people in this world!

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With the increase of the gestational age, the parturient also ushered in their own delivery moment, and in When you give birth, you usually have a partner . Under normal circumstances, the accompany is the father-to-be, and several members of the whole family will be sent out together.

But few people seem to have thought about: How many people are the most suitable for the mother to give birth to the child?

The mother gave birth, and there was a dispute due to several people accompanying the childbirth

Lingling is due to give birth in one week. In the last few days, the elderly in the family have had conflicts. The cause is that her parents-in-law and parents are coming to accompany the delivery, but Lingling feels that she is going to the hospital to have a baby. It is enough to have a husband with you. There are too many people and you are too restrictive, and it is not convenient to take care of yourself.

Moreover, there are not so many places to rest in the ward of the hospital, so Lingling is approaching the due date, and she is still worried about how many people are going to accompany her.

How many people are the best to accompany the mother when she goes to the hospital to have a baby?

The doctor recommends: Under normal circumstances, when a mother goes to the hospital to give birth, at least two people are required to accompany the child. If conditions permit, three people are the best.

Husband: Responsible for running errands

When giving birth, mothers need to go out to run errands, such as hospitalization procedures and signing, and after giving birth, mothers also need to buy some things that are needed, such as incomplete preparations for delivery packages.

For these jobs that require “running up and down”, it is best to find a young and strong person. Naturally, the prospective father is the best candidate.

Mother: Responsible for taking care of the mother

After childbirth, the mother’s body is very weak, and after childbirth, if you want to drink water, feed, go to the toilet, clean your body, etc., a family member must be responsible for it, and what you know and care about most about the mother is nothing more than that. It is also the best choice for mothers to take care of mothers.

Mother-in-law: Take care of the baby

After the mother has given birth, she must have a special person to take care of the baby. Generally, the mother-in-law will become the person who takes care of the baby. A lot smoother.

Going to the hospital to accompany the delivery, too many or too few people are not good

To go to the hospital to accompany the delivery, there are at least two people, but two people are not recommended. The task of caring for the pregnant woman will be heavier. In many cases, the task of caring for the pregnant woman and the child is combined.

Although this saves manpower, it is better not to do so when conditions permit, because this is not only a heavy task, but it is also prone to neglect one person due to taking care of one person, and it is often the mother who is neglected.

After the mother gave birth, Very sensitive mentally and physically , May suffer from postpartum depression because of not receiving care and care, which is also detrimental to the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

Of course, it’s not very good for a mother to go to the hospital to give birth. The so-called “many people with mixed hands” affects the rest of the parturient and is also prone to errors.

In addition, mothers need to clean their bodies after giving birth, and it is not suitable for too many people to be present, otherwise it will be very embarrassing. Therefore, other family members can come and see the baby, but do not have to stay too much.

The number of paternity will also be allocated according to the selected hospital

It is worth noting that it is better to go to a hospital to give birth to a few family members, which is also related to the hospital you choose. If the mother is going to a private hospital, there is no need to accompany her family too much, even one is enough.

Private hospitals are more comprehensive and complete in terms of equipment and care, and one family member is enough. In the care of the baby after delivery, private hospitals will also provide a very comprehensive care, so there are not so many people accompanying the family;

And if Maternity chooses ordinary public hospitals, everything needs to be “hands-on”, so it is best to need at least 2 people to take care of , This can take good care of both the mother and the baby.

Today’s topic: How many people accompanied you when you were in labor?

1) Metabolism and synthesis of various nutrients (including protein, sugar and lipid);

2) Detoxification of wastes and toxins from various internal and external sources;

3) Synthesize and secrete 800-1000ml bile every day;

4) Synthesize coagulation factors and enzymes, participate in immunity and regulate blood volume, etc.;

Liver function is very complicated and important

At the same time, the liver is a relatively “silent” organ. There are often no symptoms in the early stage of the disease. Once symptoms appear, they often reach the late stage of the disease. Then, is there no way to find the clues of liver disease early?

1. Liver disease is still the focus of prevention!

Hepatitis virus infection, long-term heavy drinking, abuse of drugs and health care products, overtime and staying up late, irregular diet, food and water pollution, inappropriate dieting and weight loss, etc. all make the liver bear a huge load every day. If you don’t start from these aspects , Then the prevention and early detection of liver disease is empty talk.

Hepatitis virus includes acute and chronic

my country began to vaccinate newborns with hepatitis B vaccine in 1992. After 1996, all localities gradually included hepatitis B vaccine in the immunization program management but at their own expense. In 2002, the country began to vaccinate newborns with hepatitis B vaccine free of charge. It has been more than 20 years since this initiative has been adopted. , my country’s adolescent hepatitis B infection rate has dropped below 1%. Chronic hepatitis C virus infection is now also available with good drugs, which can completely eliminate the virus and be cured. What about other factors that cause liver damage? In addition to our inability to change our genetics and living environment, reducing the incidence of liver disease can start from improving our lifestyle!

Hepatitis B vaccine reduces hepatitis B virus transmission

2. What are the signs of the liver calling for help?

Symptom 1, loss of appetite, greasiness, fatigue

The staple food we eat every day (rice and noodles, the main ingredient is starch), protein (meat, eggs, milk, soy products, etc.) and fat (animal fat and vegetable oil) must be broken down and absorbed in the intestines, and then synthesized in the liver And reuse, three meals a day cannot be separated from the liver, and the liver is actually working hard 24 hours a day.

Loss of appetite

If the metabolism and synthesis of the liver are affected, it will inevitably affect our digestive ability, especially the metabolism of fatty foods. This is why liver disease is prone to greasy symptoms. Once the symptoms of appeal occur, it is recommended to go to the hospital for liver treatment as soon as possible. Function related checks.

Dietary choices

Symptom 2: Bleeding gums, skin purpura, or bleeding from wounds is not easy to stop

Almost all substances involved in the coagulation process, including coagulation factors II, VII, IX, X, fibrinogen, etc., are synthesized in the liver. Therefore, once the liver function is severely damaged, coagulation dysfunction may occur, which means easy Bleeding does not stop; in addition, liver cirrhosis will lead to portal hypertension, splenomegaly and hypersplenism, thrombocytopenia, spontaneous bleeding and bleeding is not easy to coagulate.

Bleeding gums

The sites that are prone to bleeding include gums, nosebleeds, and subcutaneous mucosal bleeding points. Once this happens, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examinations including platelet, coagulation function, and liver function as soon as possible.

Liver function test

Sign 3: Skin telangiectasia, acne or skin infection

The liver has a strong detoxification function, and also has a certain immune function. When the liver function is impaired, the body’s endogenous metabolic wastes, including certain hormones, vasodilators, etc., will accumulate in the blood, which is easy to be on the face and front. There is telangiectasia in the skin of the chest and neck, which is medically called “spider nevi”. If the thenar and small thenar redness of the palm of the hand is called “liver palm”, of course, this phenomenon is not just It only appears when there is liver disease.

Subcutaneous bleeding

The corpus luteum hormone in the human body regulates the secretion of sebaceous glands. If liver function is abnormal, the metabolism of corpus luteum hormone will increase the secretion of sebaceous glands and easily cause acne. In addition, due to the decline of immune function, infection is also prone to occur.

Liver cirrhosis

Therefore, if the above-mentioned manifestations occur, it is also recommended to go to the hospital for liver function examination as soon as possible, and liver ultrasound examination is also required.

Symptom 4: dull complexion, jaundice, blackening

The accumulation of toxins caused by liver metabolism disorders is the main reason for the dull complexion of patients with liver disease; in addition, the liver is the main place for bile synthesis, metabolism and excretion. The normal liver secretes 600-1000ml bile every day, and the important component in bile-bilirubin, 85% of the rate comes from the decomposition of aging red blood cells, and a series of important physiological metabolic processes such as the uptake, binding, transport, and excretion of bilirubin are completed in the liver. If the metabolism of bilirubin is abnormal, jaundice will occur, which is also a cause of liver disease. One of the important manifestations.

Gloomy

People who drink for a long time usually look poor. The reason is that alcoholic liver disease seriously affects the metabolism and detoxification function of the liver. At the same time, drinking alcohol can also lead to malnutrition, especially the lack of vitamins and trace elements. It is also prone to anemia and bad breath. In severe cases, it is just like the smell of rotten apples. Only by quitting alcohol in time can improve liver function.

Alcoholic liver disease

Once the above signs appear, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a liver function test as soon as possible, focusing on checking bilirubin, blood ammonia, and coagulation function.

3. How to maintain the liver?

Since the liver is so important, it is necessary to learn to nourish and protect the liver in daily life.

1. Balanced nutrition, reasonable collocation, and stay away from food that hurts the liver

In principle, if we want to get a good body, whether it is a normal person or a liver disease patient, we should pay attention to the reasonable combination of diet and nutritional balance. Similarly, the liver also needs to be given enough nutrition and energy every day, including staple food, fat, protein, vitamins, trace elements, etc., so that it can continue to work for us. It is recommended to eat more fresh food and increase the types of food, especially green leafy vegetables, fruits, high-quality meat, fine rice noodles, etc., pay special attention to eating less over-processed (smoked, pickled, sauced, roasted, fried), which contains too much irritation ( Spicy, sour, over-salty, overheated, over-gassing) food, reduce the harm caused by food additives.

Excessive eating is a disease of modern people

It should be noted that adequate energy and nutrients do not mean excessive eating. As the saying goes, “things must be reversed.” Excessive staple food and fat in the diet will not only increase the metabolic burden of the liver and other organs, but also excessive calories will cause fat in the body. Accumulation, the same excess protein will also be converted into fat in the body, and metabolic complications such as fatty liver and hyperlipidemia will occur in the long term. In severe cases, liver cirrhosis and even liver cancer may occur.

A balanced diet is king

2. Strictly abstain from alcohol

Alcohol is not an essential nutrient for the human body. Alcohol needs to be metabolized and transformed in the liver after entering the body. The total amount of alcohol metabolized by the liver every day is very limited. Long-term drinking or a large amount of drinking will bring a serious burden to the liver, which is manifested as acute liver. Injury or chronic alcoholic liver disease. Many people claim to have a lot of alcohol. In fact, a large amount of alcohol does not mean that the liver is not damaged. The difference between the amount of alcohol is only the difference between the level of enzyme activity in the liver and the difference between the speed of metabolism. The damage of alcohol to the liver is not related to the amount of alcohol, as long as you drink alcohol. , It will definitely hurt the liver.

It’s never too late to stop drinking

Some special populations, such as “hepatitis B virus carriers”, should stay away from alcohol. If they drink a lot of alcohol for a long time under the condition of hepatitis B virus infection, it will be worse, making the already fragile liver more likely to get sick. A large proportion of patients with cirrhosis and liver cancer are chronic hepatitis B combined with long-term alcohol consumption.

3. Combination of work and rest, proper rest

Maintaining good mental and life behaviors is very important for liver health. Avoid sitting more, staying up late, staying up late, and having all-night entertainment. It is recommended to adhere to physical exercise and choose appropriate sports according to your physical fitness, such as jogging, playing table tennis, badminton, etc. For swimming and other sports, it is recommended to participate in moderate-intensity sports activities for 30 to 45 minutes every day.

Aerobic exercise

It is not recommended to start exercising immediately after a meal, because the blood in the body after a meal will concentrate in the digestive tract to participate in the digestion and absorption of food. Excessive exercise at this time will reduce the blood flow of the digestive tract including the liver, and the normal metabolic process in the body will be affected. , It is also not conducive to the normal operation of liver function, especially for people with liver disease, it is recommended to rest at least 10-30 minutes after a meal before starting other things.

Work and rest

4. Regular physical examination :

With the increase in age, people over the age of 40 should have a physical examination at least once a year, including liver function, abdominal ultrasound and other examinations. For people with hepatitis B infection, long-term drinking, smoking, obesity, diabetes or a family history of liver disease, every six months It is necessary to have a physical examination, especially to screen for indicators related to liver tumors, and strive to find possible lesions in the body as soon as possible.

Regular physical examination

to sum up

my country is a big country with liver disease. There are hundreds of millions of people including viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, alcoholic liver disease, and fatty liver. Liver disease seriously affects the health of the people. It is not easy to detect and diagnose liver disease at an early stage. Everyone needs to be in daily life. Pay attention to the health of the liver, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and have regular physical examinations. Once the signs appear in the text, go to the hospital in time.

Dressed in white, Mr. Kumar sat in the courtyard of the crematorium with other monks. Of the 26 pyre, only one is in operation. Another body is on its way there. “It’s comfortable now. Every 3-4 days, a body with Covid-19 will come here. We have time to breathe, eat and sleep,” he said The Hindu . To this day, he still cannot imagine what he had to go through two months ago. Unforgettable days Walking around the crematorium, Mr. Kumar pointed to an empty lot. Here, the staff of the crematorium had to erect 9 more cremation pylons. On another site, 5 pyre were built. Now, this area is just a black coal-stained void, with a few bricks left. Mr. Kumar pointed to the land that used to be the cremation pyre of Covid-19 victims. Photo: The Hindu. Taking a step further, Mr. Kumar pointed to another field. “This used to be a children’s cemetery. However, when the number of deaths peaked, we had to turn this into a crematorium and build 72 more cremation pylons. We even had to break down a wall to move the wood in,” he recalls. For about 10 days in April, more than 20 staff at the crematorium, including monks, sanitation workers and helpers, worked 24 hours a day. They even have to cremate their bodies in the middle of the night, which is against Hindu beliefs. “People leave dead bodies at the door without telling us. In addition, many families asked us to send back the video of the cremation ceremony,” Mr. Kumar recalled. “My mother used to make me go home and sleep for a few hours. I chanted sutras even in my sleep, according to family accounts,” he recalls. “Now I can sleep well.” Mr. Kumar has a 6-month-old baby girl. He did not dare to hold his child for the past month and a half due to fear of contracting Covid-19. At home, he ate and slept in a separate corner, trying to stay away from family members. “We didn’t wear protective gear because it was too hot. Can’t breathe… We just use masks and gloves,” he said. Now, the situation is less tense. When India’s vaccination campaign kicked off, all crematorium staff were vaccinated. This is a priority object due to the need to handle the body of a person who died due to Covid-19. “We once cremated a 6-month-old boy, who died from Covid-19, while the father of the baby wept bitterly. I will never forget this scene,” Mr. Kumar said. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused pain to hundreds of thousands of Indian families. Photo: BBC. Return to normal state At Lok Nayak Hospital, two large tents used to be used as waiting rooms for patients in front of the emergency ward. To date, they have been removed. No more patients on oxygen outside the hospital. There is no longer a long line of ambulances with the sound of the patient’s family crying and begging the hospital to accept it. Mr. Abhay, a community volunteer, reminisces about the shifts at the peak of the epidemic. “I don’t want to remember,” he said. At the Punjabi Bagh crematorium, the trees used to die because new pyrements were erected next to them. Now the green sprout is back. “I got used to this scene from last year, so I wasn’t affected much,” said monk Pankaj Sharma. However, for inexperienced monks and staff, seeing a mass of bodies leaves a psychological impact. “There were days when we didn’t have time to eat,” said Deepanshu, a 23-year-old employee. “A working day starts at 6:30. We help the victim’s family. Many were crying, scared, and didn’t know where to go or what to do. We only get to rest after 9-10pm.” Contrary to Seemapuri crematorium staff, Deepanshu and colleagues have not been vaccinated against Covid-19. “When the vaccination campaign started, government officials called us to get information. They asked us to go to a nearby hospital. However, when they arrived at the hospital, they said we were not on the list,” one staff member told The Hindu. During the peak of the epidemic, Indian crematoriums operated day and night. Photo: Reuters. “We are near the bodies of Covid-19 and many Covid-19 patients. We deserve an injection,” Deepanshu asserted. Currently, only 1-2 bodies infected with Covid-19 are brought to this crematorium every day. Most of the pyre are not working. “The situation here is not as bad as other crematoriums. People still have to wait, but with a much shorter time,” said monk Pankaj Sharma.

Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City is deserted because of the implementation of social distancing. (Photo: Thanh Vu/VNA) Currently, Ho Chi Minh City has many outbreaks of unknown origin in the community and from there spreading to many people, so it is necessary to accelerate the screening and wide-ranging work to end the infection chains. This is the direction of Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City at the meeting of the city’s Steering Committee for Epidemic Prevention and Control on the afternoon of June 15. Reporting at the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Tan Binh, Director of Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Health, said that on June 15, the city recorded 90 cases of COVID-19. Up to now, Ho Chi Minh City has 1,252 cases of COVID-19 in the community with many outbreaks with wide spread such as the outbreak of the Phuc Hung mission group with 476 positive cases for SARS-CoV-2; Outbreak Hoc Mon Mechanical Workshop has 51 positive cases; Ehome 3 apartment outbreak has a total of 59 positive cases; Outbreak Road 11 (Hiep Binh Phuoc ward, Thu Duc city) has 8 positive cases; Outbreaks in Tan Thoi 2 and Tan Thoi Hiep 3 hamlets (Tan Hiep commune, Hoc Mon district) have 32 positive cases; Kim Minh company outbreak (Ward 13, District 5) has 27 positive cases; Outbreak Tan Phu District Hospital has 14 positive cases; Outbreak of Xuyen A Hospital has 22 positive cases… The director of the Department of Health is concerned about the outbreak at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases because the number of cases has reached 67, of which 60 are medical staff and 7 cases are family members of these staff. . Besides, more and more cases appear in companies and industrial zones in recent days. Concerned about the situation of many new infection chains appearing in the community, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Phong acknowledged that new outbreaks appear according to a common formula of hospital screening. detecting cases, then screening and tracing at living quarters and workplaces again discovered new cases. “There are more and more new cases with unknown sources of infection, so for infection chains with unknown sources of infection, it is necessary to focus on screening, testing and testing on a large scale because if not blocked, the epidemic will spread. to the community,” Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong expressed concern. Chairman of the People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Phong directed, in the immediate future, the health sector must carefully screen risk groups in hospitals; Sampling implementation extensive testing to industrial area , export processing zones from now until June 25; at the same time, monitor high-risk places including domestic and international flights, trains and ships entering Ho Chi Minh City. Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong also suggested that departments, branches, districts of the city must be ready to prepare plans for epidemic prevention and control in a spirit of speed and determination because of the fact that there are still many cases of negligence in the public sector. epidemic prevention and control. According to the Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, this is the time when the entire political system must try and devote all its efforts to the goal of epidemic prevention and control, ensuring the safety and health of the people. Only in this way can we shorten the time of social distancing and bring life back to a new normal.

The bus took mother and daughter, pregnant woman T, back to her hometown. This woman is patient 3,961 (named HTKT, 20 years old; from Luc Ngan district, Bac Giang province), who was transferred to the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases 2 from May 17 when she was 35 weeks pregnant. . After a period of follow-up and treatment, on the morning of June 9, the pregnant woman with HTKT went into labor when the pregnancy turned 38. The hospital’s team successfully delivered the baby T, welcomed a baby girl born. healthy with a weight of 2.2kg. Currently, this woman has been treated for 14 days and has tested negative 3 times. In addition, the daughter of the F1 dependent mother has also been isolated for 7 days and has tested negative 3 times. Therefore, both mother and child are eligible for hospital discharge as prescribed. After returning to the locality, the mother and daughter will continue to isolate and monitor their health at home. Ms. Nguyen Thi Phuong Dung, nurse at the Pediatrics Department (National Hospital for Tropical Diseases) – who directly takes care of pregnant women, said: “Since the birth of mother T’s daughter, me and another colleague have been I was assigned to take care of the child. Thief, he was very obedient. In the last two days, he ate and slept during the day, but at night he was disturbed. Therefore, we had to take turns holding him. However, he ate. drink well and have stable health. To this day, I’m much stronger …”. To ensure the safety of mother and child, the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases arranged a bus and sent a nurse to take the mother and daughter back to her hometown. In addition to the above two cases, on June 15, there were 4 other patients being treated for Covid-19 at the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases 2, who had 2 or more negative tests, were discharged and returned to their places of residence. stay at home and continue to isolate and monitor for 14 days. Step 1: Visit https://www.bluezone.gov.vn or download directly at App Store or CH Play. Step 2: Once downloaded, the application will ask for permission to use Bluetooth to record contact with other Bluezone installed users. If Bluetooth is not open, drag the status bar and turn on Bluetooth; or go to Settings, select Bluetooth and turn it on. Step 3: Once the installation is done, click Scan Around. If someone near you less than 2m has used Bluezone, the application will automatically identify these users and put them in the contact list.

Previously, on May 17, the patient was transferred for treatment at the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases after testing positive for SARS-CoV-2. At that time, T. was pregnant at 35 weeks. On June 9, the patient successfully gave birth to a baby girl weighing 2.2 kg at 38 weeks of gestation. After giving birth, the woman was transferred to the Hepatitis Department for further Covid-19 treatment. After giving birth, the baby was cared for and nurtured by 2 nurses from the Pediatric Department to avoid infection from the mother. After 14 days of treatment, T. had 3 times tested negative for SARS-CoV-2. T.’s daughter is in the F1 category, has been isolated for 7 days and has also tested negative 3 times. Therefore, both mother and child are eligible to be discharged from the hospital according to regulations. After returning to the locality, they will continue to isolate and monitor their health at home. To ensure the safety of mother and child, the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases arranged a car and sent a nurse to take them home after nearly a month away from home. The daughter of pregnant woman T. is taken care of by medical staff in a separate area to avoid contracting the virus from her mother. Photo: BVCC. Pediatrician nurse Nguyen Thi Phuong Dung, who directly took care of the baby, said: “Since the baby was born, me and a colleague have been assigned to take care of the baby. Thief, the baby is very good. The last two days. Here, during the day, he eats and sleeps, but at night he is disturbed. That’s why we have to take turns holding him. However, he eats well and is in stable health. To this day, he is hard. cable a lot”. In addition to the above 2 cases, on June 15, 4 other patients being treated for Covid-19 at the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases had 2 or more negative times. They were also discharged from the hospital and returned to their place of residence, continuing to isolate and monitor for 14 days at home.

Hospital Playlist (Doctor’s Life Story) starring Jo Jung Suk, Jung Kyung Ho, Yoo Yeon Seok, Jeon Mi Do, and Kim Dae Myung as five doctors who first met in medical school in 1999 and have been best friends ever since. Up to now their friendship has lasted 20 years and now they continue to work and dedicate themselves to Yuje hospital. The film steals viewers’ hearts with life stories, human stories and silent sacrifices of white-robed “soldiers” who serve and save patients’ lives from the scythe of death. And the movie Hospital Playlist returned to continue writing the story of the group of f5 doctors with more interesting details. Part 2 Hospital Playlist relationships will become clearer As characters approach new challenges and potential changes in Season 2 Hospital Playlist, The audience is curious about the unfinished relationships and hopes to have a complete ending in the second part. How will Song Hwa and Ik Joon’s relationship change after he confesses his feelings? Jo Jung Suk’s confession was drowned in the silence of Joen Mi Do In the first season of Hospital Playlist, Ik Joon (Jo Jung Suk) went to find Song Hwa (Jeon Mi Do) at the hospital branch in Sokcho to confess his feelings for her. He gently said to her, “ Even though you’ve been my friend for a long time, I’ve come to like you. If I confess my feelings, I think it will be a bit awkward, but if I don’t confess them now, I think I will regret it for the rest of my life. What do I do? “. Part 2 viewers are looking forward to them being together Realizing that Song Hwa was at a loss for words, Ik Joon continued, “You can answer slowly. I’ll hear the answer when you come back ”, leaving viewers feeling confused about the fate of their relationship. Especially since the two have been close friends in the past, stay tuned to see if Ik Joon’s romantic confession takes these two even further. This sentiment above friendship under love makes the audience excited The kiss between Jung Won and Gyeo UI, there is a beginning of their love in part 2 He dreams of becoming a priest, and Ahn Jung Won (Yoo Yeon Seok) also has a desire to help his patients, which leads to his decision to stay in the hospital. Is this kiss the beginning of your love At the end of Season 1, he fell in love and gradually became interested in Jang Gyeo Ul (Shin Hyun Been), who had unrequited feelings for him. On Christmas Eve, she mustered up her courage to confess to him, “I like you, Doctor” and Ahn Jung Won responded by kissing her. But Ahn Jung Won’s love for God is too great, will he be brave enough to start falling in love with humans? Jung Won has a great love for God Gyeo UI has been in a one-sided love for a long time before replying What challenges will Jun Wan face when starting a long distance relationship with Captain IK Sun Despite the sweet relationship Kim Jun Wan (Jung Kyung Ho) has with Lee Ik Sun (Kwak Sun Young), they are facing a new obstacle when Ik Sun moves to the UK to study abroad. , forcing them to have a distant relationship. IK Sun went to study abroad and they fell in love After spending a lot of time thinking about it, Jun Wan sent Ik Sun a ring, but viewers were equally surprised when his ring bounced back. Will this relationship work? while IK Sun is not interested in marriage. But recently, Jun Wan got his engagement ring returned What will happen to Seok Hyung after he is contacted again by his ex-wife? In the previous season, Yang Seok Hyung (Kim Dae Myung) rejected Chu Min Ha (Ahn Eun Jin) after thinking a lot, expressing confused and mixed feelings. Suddenly, he received a call from his ex-wife and answered after a moment of hesitation. Chu Min Ha is also secretly in love with Dr. Seok Hyung Is Doctor Chu Min Ha still determined to pursue idol Seok Hyung? What role does the ex-wife play in Seok Hyung’s life in part 2 Hospital Playlist ? But he flatly rejected her The producers commented: “ In season 1, all five characters go through big and small changes in their own lives. Look forward to season 2, where the five friends will experience even deeper and more varied relationship changes.” Part 2 Hospital Playlist will start on June 17 Second season of Hospital Playlist premieres June 17 at 9pm. Let’s wait and watch this meaningful movie with Saostar.

Cu Chi Covid-19 Treatment Hospital has received 192 patients/500 beds for Covid-19 treatment. The fact that Cu Chi Covid-19 Treatment Hospital is on-site dialysis for 5 Covid-19 patients is a very good thing, acknowledging the outstanding efforts of the medical staff working here, when before Meanwhile, Ho Chi Minh City Hospital for Tropical Diseases has not been able to do this. In addition, Cu Chi Covid-19 Treatment Hospital can also perform emergency surgical interventions, gastrointestinal endoscopic interventions, obstetric interventions, etc. on Covid-19 patients without having to be transferred to other hospitals. city’s specialist hospital. This helps the health sector in Ho Chi Minh City not be passive in receiving severe Covid-19 patients, especially when it has to blockade the City Hospital for Tropical Diseases as in the past days. As for the 500-bed Covid-19 treatment unit, “split into two” from Pham Ngoc Thach Hospital, as of June 15, it has received 10 Covid-19 patients for treatment. Trung Vuong Hospital is ready to take part in receiving and treating Covid-19 patients, with a scale of 1,000 beds. Thus, the health sector of Ho Chi Minh City has realized the goal of deploying 2,500 beds to treat Covid-19 patients at 8 hospitals, including: Cu Chi field hospital (300 beds), Hospital Covid-19 treatment in Can Gio (600 beds), City Hospital for Tropical Diseases (400 beds), Cu Chi Covid-19 Treatment Hospital (500 beds), Pham Ngoc Thach Hospital (500 beds), Hospital City Children’s Hospital (100 beds), Children’s Hospital 2 (60 beds), Cho Ray Hospital (40 beds). The health sector of Ho Chi Minh City is ready to implement a plan to increase the total number of beds for treating Covid-19 patients to 3,500 beds, when Trung Vuong Hospital comes in, with 1,000 treatment beds. Another good news is that from June 16, Tan Phu District Hospital will reopen, after 15 days of temporary blockade due to 4 emergency drivers infected with Covid-19 from the outbreak of the Ehome 3 apartment complex. Binh Tan District). During medical isolation to prevent and control the Covid-19 epidemic, medical staff who were in close contact with Covid-19 cases were taken to quarantine according to regulations. Isolation staff at the hospital and at home all adhere to isolation regulations, are periodically tested for Covid-19 with all negative results. According to the Board of Directors of Tan Phu District Hospital, the hospital has arranged to arrange personnel and start up equipment to be ready for operation again on June 16, 2021.

Doctors at the No. 2 field hospital study how to operate the Phenikaa-X disinfection robot. Photo: C.Le Dr. Le Anh Son, Deputy Director of Phenikaa Institute of Research and Technology, said that the disinfection robot can take on the task of supporting epidemic prevention and control in Bac Giang with the main tasks such as: Transporting necessities, monitor patients and quarantined people through monitoring cameras. The robot is fully autonomous and avoids collisions by using LiDAR technology, with built-in artificial intelligence to recognize and remind people to wear masks, measure body temperature and a host of other features. Doctors at the No. 2 field hospital study how to operate the Phenikaa-X disinfection robot. Photo: C.Le Disinfection robot is one of the high-tech products and is directly applied in the prevention and control of Covid-19 epidemic by scientists from Phenikaa Institute of Research and Technology, Phenikaa-X Joint Stock Company, Phenikaa University research and develop to apply in real life. Doctors of field hospital No. 2 said that the presence of the Phenikaa-X disinfection robot helps the hospital a lot because it has an extra protective shield. This robot is run continuously in the corridor to help disinfect the air. Doctors at the No. 2 field hospital study how to operate the Phenikaa-X disinfection robot – Photo: C.Le Previously, students of Phenikaa University also made droplet shields for medical staff, medical staff at hospitals, treatment facilities, and concentrated isolation. Up to this point, 10,000 droplet shields have been sent to more than 30 localities, of which more than half have been transferred to the epidemic center Bac Ninh, Bac Giang. In addition, Phenikaa University also donated 10,000 bottles of Orezol water to the frontline medical staff in the fight against the epidemic.

Sinopharm’s COVID-19 vaccine is given to people in Dubai, UAE on February 28, 2021. Photo: AFP/VNA According to the above official, Big Data technology will help UAE health authorities control the COVID-19 pandemic more effectively. In the future, the country will have more “digital” hospitals so that people can access telemedicine solutions more often. AlAjme expert affirmed that the UAE has enough modern infrastructure to provide the best healthcare services. This is in line with the UAE government’s Information Technology Strategy 2021 and the National Innovation Strategy, which focuses on efforts to make the UAE a fully “digital” country. In addition, the “UAE Vision” plan also focuses on applying cloud computing to create positive changes in the healthcare sector. The UAE currently has two laws in place regarding healthcare providers. The first is the Law on Health Information Technology, which regulates the use of technology in healthcare. The second is the law on medical examination and treatment processes and procedures for parties building telemedicine systems. In fact, high-tech infrastructure and the development of the health sector are the “backbone” of the UAE in the current fight against COVID-19. Decisions about distributing preventive vaccines, opening field hospitals or building isolation areas are all based on digitized real data. Last year, the UAE Ministry of Health also implemented the Tatmeen digital platform to secure the supply chain in the healthcare industry. This platform helps to track medical products in the supply chain, helps promote transparency, prevents unauthorized or expired products.

Localities must review and increase their capacity for emergency, active resuscitation and treatment of Covid-19 patients. Illustration The official cable stated that, from April 28, 2021 up to now, the situation of the Covid-19 epidemic has had very serious developments. The whole country recorded over 2,000 cases of Covid-19 in 30 provinces and cities; 9 deaths. About 10% of cases have severe and very severe course. Some localities do not have good preparation for emergency and active resuscitation conditions, so when there are serious cases, they are awkwardly handled and transferred to higher levels, putting pressure and overloading on end-line hospitals. Faced with this serious challenge, the National Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control is the head of the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control; Chairman of the People’s Committees of provinces and cities urgently consolidate the conditions of facilities, equipment and emergency vehicles, especially ventilators, central oxygen systems, compressed air, consumables, medicines. necessary; strengthen the capacity of emergency and active resuscitation at provincial and municipal general hospitals and hospitals assigned to collect and treat Covid-19 cases. Provinces and cities that have not detected Covid-19 cases immediately send treatment teams to train and improve their diagnostic and treatment capacity at last-line hospitals (or train online). The National Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control criticized hospitals assigned to treat Covid-19 in some provinces and cities for their lack of initiative in emergency work, active resuscitation, and case treatment. disease Covid-19. The Steering Committees for Covid-19 Prevention and Control in the provinces and cities direct the directors of the health departments and the directors of the hospitals to review the capacity of hospitals to treat Covid-19 patients in the area; prepare conditions to receive, isolate and treat patients according to the motto “4 on the spot”. The Department of Health and hospitals report daily case progress, treatment capacity, emergency, and active resuscitation on the online software cdc.kcb.vn. Localities are ready to prepare plans to assign at least one hospital in the area as a field hospital (based on the local population size), including arranging emergency and intensive care areas and prepare medical equipment and other conditions. Step 1: Visit https://www.bluezone.gov.vn or download directly at App Store or CH Play. Step 2: Once downloaded, the application will ask for permission to use Bluetooth to record contact with other users who have installed Bluezone. If Bluetooth is not already on, drag the status bar and turn on Bluetooth; or go to Settings, select Bluetooth and turn it on. Step 3: Once the installation is done, click Scan Around. If someone near you less than 2m has used Bluezone, the application will automatically identify these users and put them in the contact list.

As of 7am on May 11, related to the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases 2, there were 89 Covid-19 cases, of which 78 were at the hospital, 23 were Hanoians and 55 were at other hospitals. other province. Previously, as the new Han Newspaper reported, on the afternoon of May 9, the Ministry of Health announced the results of gene sequencing of the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology on 8 samples of patients with Covid-19 in 3 provinces and cities. streets: Hanoi, Hung Yen and Thai Binh. As a result, all 8 samples belong to the Indian variant B1,617.2. Step 1: Visit https://www.bluezone.gov.vn or download directly at App Store or CH Play. Step 2: Once downloaded, the application will ask for permission to use Bluetooth to record contact with other Bluezone installed users. If Bluetooth is not open, drag the status bar and turn on Bluetooth; or go to Settings, select Bluetooth and turn it on. Step 3: Once the installation is done, click Scan Around. If someone near you less than 2m has used Bluezone, the application will automatically identify these users and put them in the contact list.

Medical declaration via Zalo is considered a method of saving time and reducing the risk of infection. People just need to do the declaration steps at home instead of going to a health station, hospital or public place. In particular, people do not need to declare many times. Once completed, residents will receive a QR code confirming that they have declared medical information to provide security and medical staff at the destination or at the disease control checkpoint. Medical declaration feature on Zalo page “Quang Nam Provincial Police”. In Ha Nam province, before large-scale deployment, all officers and soldiers of the provincial police force made electronic medical declarations through Zalo “Ha Nam Provincial Police”. In addition, propaganda is also promoted so that people know and accompany in electronic declaration. Meanwhile, in Hai Duong, since the Covid-19 epidemic re-emerged, the official account “Hai Duong Provincial Police” on Zalo is used to send all tracing notices and search for people related to the Covid-19 cases in the province, supporting people to make medical declarations during the period of social distancing. Hai Duong province continuously implements strict epidemic prevention measures. The rapid implementation of the “Medical declaration” feature on the Zalo page by the provinces in order to proactively and effectively implement the tracing and timely detection of cases at risk of infection and disease, and at the same time contribute to the common sense. hands to prevent and control the Covid-19 epidemic in the area. For provinces and cities that have not yet implemented the “Medical declaration” feature on the official Zalo page, people can still make a quick and safe declaration on Zalo by searching and paying attention to the Zalo “Prevention of Corona Virus” page. , select the built-in “Medical declaration” and complete the declaration. For locations that require scanning a QR code to declare, people go to the Zalo application and select the QR code icon in the right corner, then complete the required declaration. The online medical declaration feature is Zalo’s attempt to bring technology to the community. Actively declare health to help protect yourself, your family and the community. Previously, the National Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control issued Official Dispatch No. 3751/CV-BCD to ministries and ministerial-level agencies, agencies attached to the Government, People’s Committees of provinces and cities on promoting Electronic medical declaration for Covid-19 prevention and control by QR code and applications.

The center is scheduled to open to the public in May and has pledged to keep fees below those of other charity hospitals in the area. The Kek Lok Si Charity Medical Center is located on the grounds of Lac Lac Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. This is home to a 36.6 meter high bronze statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and a Buddha made from jade mined in Myanmar and carved in China, considered one of the largest jade Buddha statues in the world. . This temple, called Sukhāvati in Sanskrit, which translates as “land of ultimate happiness”, nestled on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the city and sea, is a popular pilgrimage and visitation site. language of the Buddhist followers in the region. Venerable Seck Jit Heng, the temple’s abbot and former President of the Malaysian Buddhist Association, will become the Chairman of the hospital’s Board of Directors. “This is not the first charity hospital in the state, but rest assured that the fees here will be much lower than the lowest fees of all the other charity hospitals here. We only serve Malaysians, especially the poor,” said Dr Teng Hock Nan, Board member and Medical Director at the hospital. The facility has five floors and occupies part of the temple grounds. The center will include X-ray, ultrasound and CT scanners, modular critical care and a hemodialysis center. The hospital will provide 50 beds with 130 staff members, including seven resident consultants, two doctors, two consultants and one visiting consultant. The hospital with modern equipment is working towards 200 beds “We hope to expand our hospital to a total of 200 beds in the future,” said Dr. Teng. Aiming to avoid common medical tourism in the region, Dr Teng said: “If there is an emergency involving foreigners, we will treat them until their condition is reached. they stabilize before being transferred to other hospitals.” The Penang state government has invested RM200,000 (US$48,698) in the hospital, and officials expressed hope that a similar donation would be made every year. “Since the hospital operates entirely on donations, but the costs of the hospital are very high, we hope the state will consider approving the funding for the hospital every year.” Dr. Teng told Penang Premier Chow Kon Yeow when he visited the hospital. In response to this request, Premier Chow called on all NGOs and corporations, the Chinese city hall in Penang, the Penang Chinese chamber of commerce and multinational companies to support the disease. this charity.

One of the first patients performed CT simulation before head and neck radiotherapy on the same day – Photo: BVCC Oncology Hospital 2 basis (Ho Chi Minh City) has just said that the first 6 patients have received radiation therapy for the day here. At this new hospital, all of them had a simulated CT and radiotherapy on the same day that the patient came for follow-up appointment, while at facility 1 (Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital), the patient was after CT for the simulation, it takes an average waiting time of 2 weeks for radiation therapy. Thus, the Radiation Therapy Area of ​​the Day 2 Baseline Oncology Hospital officially came into operation, starting a roadmap to deal with overcrowding of patients for decades at Primary Oncology Hospital 1. After the State Construction Inspection Department (Department of Inspection) approved in writing to allow the acceptance and commissioning of basements 1 and 2 of the Basement 2 Oncology Hospital, the Management Board attended. The investment project to build civil and industrial projects in Ho Chi Minh City has handed over to the Oncology Hospital all the facilities in basement 1 and basement 2, where the radiotherapy area of ​​the hospital will be deployed. With an area of ​​more than a thousand square meters, equipped with 2 simulation CT systems, 6 accelerated radiotherapy systems, 2 brachytherapy systems and 9 outpatient clinics, this is an integrated simulation, setting up area. treatment plan, external radiation therapy, brachytherapy and outpatient examination, forming a closed day treatment process of radiotherapy at Primary Cancer Hospital 2. After receiving an indication of radiation therapy from the treatment department, the patient was taken to the radiotherapy unit for a simulation. The simulation area is equipped with 2 16-slice CT machines, which can perform 3D, 3D simulation techniques with contrast, comes with RPM breathing synchronous system for high-tech 4D radiotherapy ( modulated radiation therapy according to the patient’s breathing rate). After the simulation, the CT data are transferred to the radiotherapy planning department to perform the positioning of the radiotherapy volumes and healthy organs, calculate the irradiation field parameters, dose, shielding, … treatment. to get an optimized personalized radiation treatment plan for each patient. When the radiotherapy plan is approved by the treating doctor and the engineer, the data is transferred to the radiotherapy machine to prepare the patient for radiotherapy. The daily plans will be checked and measured directly on the machine to ensure the quality of treatment (the actual dose delivered on the machine must be the same as the dose set in the software). If all are satisfactory, the patient will be treated on a radiograph. Primary Oncology Hospital 2 has put into operation 6 image-guided radiotherapy machines (IGRT) that can perform advanced techniques in current radiotherapy: Electron, 3D, IMRT, VMAT . In addition, the radiotherapy machine can perform SRS / SBRT (Hyper Arch) radiotherapy, breathing radiotherapy, control surface movement. Medical physicist working with radiotherapist in planning radiotherapy at Primary Cancer Hospital 2 Oncology Hospital’s Board of Directors said that when the specialized processes and the equipment systems are working stably, Primary Oncology Hospital 2 will rapidly increase the reception of the number of patients coming to the radiotherapy area. With 6 accelerated radiotherapy systems equipped, the service capacity of the radiotherapy area at facility 2 can meet 240-400 times of radiation therapy per day, capable of resolving the overload situation. Radiation therapy for Primary 1 Cancer Hospital for decades. According to the plan, from May 19, 2021, the Oncology Hospital will continue to bring outpatients of the internal group to the 2 primary Oncology Hospital for continued treatment and chemotherapy during the day. With a design of 100 chemotherapy beds a day, the 2nd Primary Oncology Hospital’s Day Chemotherapy area is capable of chemotherapy 300 patients per day, which will reduce 70 – 80% of the number of chemotherapy during the day. basis 1. In addition, from this time, Oncology Hospital will start appointing patients who are monitored after the end of chemotherapy, radiotherapy at facility 1 to be re-examined at Primary Cancer Hospital 2. According to the patient diversification roadmap to reduce the load for primary cancer hospital 1, patients from the provinces and cities of Thu Duc (accounting for about 80% of day treatment patients of Primary Cancer Hospital 1) will be Introduction and guidance on facility 2 for treatment, facility 1 will be for patients of the remaining districts of Ho Chi Minh City. When the inpatient treatment area of ​​Primary Cancer Hospital 2 is officially handed over, all the inpatients of Primary 1 Cancer Hospital will be transferred to the new facility.

The patient first had a simulated CT scan before receiving head and neck radiation According to Associate Professor-Dr. Tang Chi Thuong, Deputy Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, right after the State Department of Construction Inspection (the Ministry of Construction) has issued a written approval to allow acceptance and commissioning of the basement. 1 and 2 basement of Oncology Hospital 2, Ho Chi Minh City Investment and Construction Project Management Unit of Ho Chi Minh City has handed over to the Oncology Hospital all the facilities in the basement. 1 and 2 basement, where will deploy the Radiation treatment area of ​​the hospital. The radiotherapy area of ​​the day covers an area of ​​more than 1,000 square meters, is equipped with 2 simulation CT systems, 6 accelerated radiotherapy systems, 2 brachytherapy systems and 9 outpatient clinics. This is an area that integrates simulation, treatment planning, external radiation therapy, brachytherapy and outpatient examination to form a closed day-to-day radiotherapy treatment at Primary Cancer Hospital 2. Accordingly, after the patient has prescribed radiation therapy from the treatment department, the patient is taken to the Radiotherapy Area to perform the simulation. The simulation area is equipped with 2 16-slice CT machines, which can perform 3D, 3D simulation techniques with contrast, comes with RPM breathing synchronous system for high-tech 4D radiotherapy ( modulated radiation therapy according to the patient’s breathing rate). After the simulation, the CT data are transferred to the Radiotherapy Planning Department to perform the positioning of radiotherapy volumes and healthy organs, calculate the irradiation field parameters, dose, shielding, … treatment. to get an optimized personalized radiation treatment plan for each patient. When the radiotherapy plan is approved by the treating doctor and the engineer, the data is transferred to the radiotherapy machine to prepare the patient for radiotherapy. The daily plans will be checked and measured directly on the machine to ensure the quality of treatment (the actual dose delivered on the machine must be the same as the dose set in the software). If all are satisfactory, the patient will be treated on a radiograph. At present, Baseline Oncology Hospital 2 has put into operation 6 image-guided radiotherapy machines (IGRT) that can perform advanced techniques in radiotherapy today: Electron, 3D, IMRT, VMAT. In addition, the radiotherapy machine can perform SRS / SBRT (Hyper Arch) radiotherapy, breathing radiotherapy, control surface movement. It is expected that, when the professional processes and the equipment systems are in stable operation, the 2nd Primary Oncology Hospital will rapidly increase the number of patients coming to the radiotherapy area. With 6 accelerated radiotherapy systems equipped, the service capacity of the radiotherapy area at facility 2 can meet 240-400 times of radiation therapy per day, capable of resolving the overload situation. radiation therapy for Primary 1 Oncology Hospital for decades. According to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, on May 19, the Oncology Hospital will continue to bring outpatients of the internal block to the 2 primary Oncology Hospital to continue treatment and chemotherapy during the day. . With a design of 100 chemotherapy beds a day, the 2nd Primary Oncology Hospital’s Day Chemotherapy area is capable of chemotherapy 300 patients per day, which will reduce 70 – 80% of the number of chemotherapy during the day. basis 1. In addition, from this time, the Oncology Hospital will start appointing patients who are monitored after the end of chemotherapy, radiotherapy at facility 1 to be re-examined at the Primary Oncology Hospital. 2. When the inpatient treatment area of ​​the 2nd Primary Oncology Hospital is officially handed over, all the inpatients of the 1st Primary Oncology Hospital will be transferred to the new facility.

Jeetu, local pharmacist and volunteer doctor in Chogath village, Gujarat state, on May 9. Photo: CNN According to CNN (USA), India’s second COVID-19 wave has devastated major cities and urban centers, depleting hospitals of oxygen and medicine. Meanwhile, in rural areas and remote villages, doctors and clinics are even rarer, leaving residents fighting for their own lives without care. Chogath Village is a rural community in the western state of Gujarat, home to about 7,400 residents, according to the latest census in 2011. Earlier this week, pharmacist Jeetu said there were between 500 and 600 schools. with COVID-19, while deaths also spiked. However, there are no doctors or medical facilities in the nearest village and city more than an hour away. There are medical stations in a number of neighboring towns, but these small facilities also have no longer beds and essential supplies. Amid a spike in morbidity and mortality, Mr. Jeetu was forced to take on the role of a volunteer doctor, using his experience as a pharmacist to provide oxygen and prescribe medicine to the people. . “No one here, no medical center, no doctors, no nurses,” he said. “There are no medical facilities in this village. So I have to deal with the situation in the way I find the best fit.” Dinesh Makwana and his father, Mr. Jivraj, from Chogath village in Gujarat state, India, May 9. Photo: CNN India is coping with an ongoing health crisis everywhere from the capital New Delhi to the smallest villages and towns. The second wave of COVID-19 epidemic has infected millions of people across the country over the past month, with thousands dying every day. As of May 12, India has recorded over 23.3 million cases since the outbreak of the pandemic, being the second most severely affected country in the world, behind only the US, according to University data. Johns Hopkins. In Chogath, the lack of medical assistance forced the desperate villagers to travel to the surrounding towns in the hope of finding a hospital bed. Dinesh Makwana, from Chogath village, said he tried to send his father with COVID-19 to four different hospitals in neighboring towns in the state of Gujarat, but all had no vacancies. With no other choice, Makwana had to bring his father, who had been diagnosed with a serious illness, back to the village. “We were shocked by the second wave. The whole village was shocked, everyone was scared,” Makwana said. “I know many people in the village who died from COVID-19. I thought that my father wouldn’t make it either.” A volunteer cremates people in Chogath village, Gujarat, on May 9. Photo: CNN Pharmacist Jeetu, affectionately known by the villagers as “Jeetu”, gave Makwana’s father some medicine to help stabilize his health. Makwana’s sister and mother are also infected with the SARS-CoV2 virus. Located on the veranda of the house, Makwana’s mother gasped, next to a picture of Hindu gods hanging high on the wall. “I worry about my family,” said Mr. Jivraj, Makwana’s father. “If I die, my family doesn’t know how I will live. I’m not afraid of death, but I’m worried about my wife.” Mr. Girjashankar, 70, helped the villagers cremate the bodies. He filled the tractors with wood and brought them into the village to make a funeral pyre. The village usually records only about 30 people dead each year but over the past month they have cremated 90 bodies. Some families have lost many members because of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. A man was vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine in Guwahati, India on May 8. Photo: CNN Some experts and government committee members think the second wave of infections may be nearing a peak, meaning that daily new infections will soon drop. However, high mortality is predicted to persist throughout the month. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has worked to respond to this crisis by sending oxygen sources to many states and distributing medical supplies from abroad. But supply shortages mean most of the support will be shipped to the most densely populated cities with the highest number of infections, leaving villages like Chogath on their own when SARS-CoV-2 virus. attack of households. “The village doesn’t get government support, there are no doctors, there is no way to go to major hospitals,” said Girjashankar. “No one is looking at this place, there are no government employees to support us.” Jeetu said he was “very angry” because the village lacked help from the authorities. “But what can we do?” He said. “We don’t have a solution, the people here are very poor.” Meanwhile, the villagers have no choice but to wait for help and pray they will recover. “All the villagers are scared. For the past 15 to 20 days, no one comes out of the house. Everyone was very worried,” Makwana said.

With the record-high new Covid-19 cases, a nation of 1.3 billion people needs huge amounts of medical oxygen every day to cater to the treatment of its patients. This has caused a boom in the black market oxygen trade, where only the very rich can afford it, and families desperately looking for oxygen for loved ones with Covid-19 are susceptible to scams. “On the black market, an oxygen tank, which costs between $ 81 and $ 135 depending on size, is currently being pushed up to $ 812 to $ 1,354. This condition is an indirect cause of the death of patients who have no relationship or money, ”said Divyansh Pandey (25 years old) volunteer in the state of Uttar Pradesh, said. Medical oxygen in India has become an expensive commodity due to the soaring cases of Covid-19. Photo: Getty. The average price of a medical oxygen on the black market, about $ 1,080, is higher than the average monthly income of 1% of the country’s richest people. Conventional drugs, which cost $ 67, are now pushed up to $ 810. Pandey has helped dozens of Covid-19 patients find hospital beds, medical oxygen, oxygen generators and essential medicines. Pandey said he was forced to consider the supply from the black market after repeatedly failing to find and buy the items at the original prices. “The saddest thing is that the black market is openly open and hoarders casually sell it on social media. Non-governmental organizations and official sources often distribute these items for free or sell at original prices, but in small quantities and often out of stock quickly, sometimes within an hour. ” Crisis India currently records more than 20 million cases of SARS-CoV-2, more than 220,000 deaths. Experts say the reason for this dire number is the lack of beds and medicine. “When demand is too much and supply is insufficient, we are forced to sell imported oxygen generators for 10 times the price,” said an anonymous supplier at the Delhi black market. According to data submitted by the Indian government to the Supreme Court, the country has three times more medical oxygen than it needs in 12 states, with about 16,000 tons of liquid oxygen to meet the estimated demand of 4,880. tons last week. However, activists point out that the system only monitors hospital resources, not those needed by Covid-19 patients in home isolation. Although Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that oxygen production has increased 60% to address the crisis, volunteers and suppliers pointed out that problems such as transportation and logistics could hinder the arrival of oxygen cylinders. people’s hands. The price of medical oxygen in the black market has been pushed up many times because of the high demand. Photo: AFP. The lack of oxygen has even made many Indians recklessly experiment with making oxygen at home. At the end of April, many YouTubers posted videos showing people how to make oxygen using easy-to-find sources, available at home. Many of these are new high school students. “We created oxygen in the lab before using electrolysis and easy-to-find chemicals like potassium permanganate and hydrogen peroxide,” said Kirtharth Tiwari (16), whose video received more than 50,000 views. . Then, Tiwari also made the next video instructing people how to filter oxygen to use, avoiding the risk of an exothermic reaction by using a cold storage bag. “Two people reached out and said that following my instructions worked,” said Rahul Soni, another YouTuber with more than 300,000 video views. However, experts warn against doing such experiments at home because it can lead to dangerous explosions. YouTube has removed both videos for violation of community guidelines. Last week, the Delhi High Court ordered the state government to cut back to stop the proliferation of a “black oxygen” market. However, the situation is still developing complicatedly.

Meanwhile, health officials are looking to increase special-care beds and oxygen reserves. Not only relatives of patients, but also hospitals find all kinds of ways to buy medical equipment, even on the black market. Social media sites and television news are filled with images of relatives of Covid-19 patients struggling to find oxygen sources outside hospitals or crying on the streets when their loved ones die. while waiting for treatment. Family members mourning when patient Covid-19’s death is taken to the crematorium in Jammu, India. Photo: AP “It’s like we’re in the middle of a war.” Video recorded by The Caravan Magazine shows a woman crying after the death of her 50-year-old brother. This man was rejected by 2 hospitals [do đã quá tải và không còn chỗ] and died waiting to be taken to the 3rd hospital. The patient’s oxygen tank was exhausted and had no reserves. April 25 is the fourth consecutive day that India has broken a global record for the number of Covid-19 cases recorded per day, mainly due to a new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. As of the morning of April 26, India recorded 17,306,300 cases of Covid-19, of which 195,116 died and is currently the second largest epidemic area in the world, after the United States. Besides the heartbreaking image of exhausted patients on the way to the hospital due to lack of oxygen is a terrible picture in cemeteries and crematoria. The funeral homes in New Delhi are full of seats. The fire that cremated the victim of Covid-19 turned red in the night sky in the most affected cities. In the central Indian city of Bhopal, some funeral homes have increased their capacity to more than 50 crematoriums, but many bodies still have to wait hours and hours for their turn. Social networking sites and television news were filled with images of families crying when their loved ones died. Photo: AP At the Bhadbhada Vishram Ghat city crematory, workers said that on April 24 alone, they cremated more than 110 people. “The virus is devouring the people of our city like a monster. We cremated the bodies as soon as they arrived. It was as if we were in the middle of a war, ”said Mamtesh Sharma, a Bhadbhada Vishram Ghat city official. Refugees in the largest Muslim cemetery in New Delhi, where 1,000 people are buried during the Covid-19 pandemic, say more people have been brought there than last year. “I’m afraid we will run out of space very quickly,” said Mohammad Shameem. Crisis has been predicted The federal government has demanded that the industry increase oxygen production and other medications are scarce. Health experts say India had a year to prepare for this inevitable scenario, but they did not. Dr Krutika Kuppalli, an assistant professor at the Department of Infectious Diseases, University of South Carolina Medical, said that the Indian government should have taken advantage of 2020, when the epidemic was still under control, to anticipate storage of medicines and the development of new wave risk coping systems. The source of medical oxygen in India is running out. Photo: AP Instead, early declarations of victory over the Covid-19 pandemic left citizens letting go of precaution at a time when they should have continued to practice social distance, wear masks and avoid them. crowded people. Indian officials are facing criticism for allowing Hindu festivals as well as large-scale election campaigns to be held while experts have warned such activities will cause translation. The disease spreads rapidly. “They should have looked at what was happening in some parts of the world and understood that sooner or later they would be in a similar situation,” said Kuppalli. Currently, countries around the world are actively sending aid to India to help this country cope with the “Covid-19 tsunami”. The US says it will soon send stockpiling oxygen, test kits, medications, personal protective equipment and raw materials to India for the Covid-19 vaccine production. He also decided to send to India the necessary medical supplies and equipment, along with 600 ventilators and mobile oxygen generators. The first shipment departed from the UK on April 25 and will arrive in India on April 27.

Drug shortages and medical hypoxia in India when the “tsunami” of COVID-19 swept through unintentionally to help the mercenaries, although many volunteers are still trying to support people on Twitter and Instagram. In the eastern Indian city of Patna, Pranay Puji runs from pharmacy to pharmacy looking for remdesivir for his seriously ill mother. The lack of oxygen in Indian hospitals is severe. (Artwork: Times of India) Finally, a pharmacist told him that if he wanted to buy this drug he had to go to the black market. The supply is offered at 100,000 rupees (1,340 USD), 30 times more expensive than the normal price and 3 times the average monthly income of an office worker in India. Punj then got the medicine from a distant relative whose wife just died of COVID-19. But the “nightmare” has only just begun. In the middle of the night, he received a phone call informing the hospital was running out of oxygen, pushing his mother’s situation into a more pressing situation. “A few hours ago, we managed to give my mother a very expensive hospital bed in a private hospital and move her there.” , I said. Similar heartbreaking stories unfold across India. Desperate people went to social media to ask for support with beds, oxygen and medicine. Although “Pharmacy of the world”, Indian drug manufacturers are unable to meet demand for antivirals such as remdesivir and favipiravir. In the northern city of Lucknow, Mr. Ahmed Abbas has just bought a 46-liter oxygen tank for 45,000 rubles ($ 602), nine times more expensive than the normal price. “They told me to pay first and come to them to pick up the goods the next day”, Abbas said. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is being criticized for allowing mass events during the epidemic, said on April 20 that India was “making an effort” to increase supplies of medical goods. “One solution to this crisis is to create a stockpile of antiviral drugs when case numbers are low, but that has not been done.” , Says Raman GaiGaik, infectious disease specialist at Sahyadri Hospital, Pune. The remdesivir manufacturers responded Indian Express Last week the government asked them to stop production from January when the number of infections dropped. As the number of cases increased at a record speed, the Indian government did not take much action while health workers and residents were worried. “My friend is desperate … we tried all the government help lines but no one responded to (and) most of the oxygen providers turned off the phone”, Zain Zaidi, sales manager at a hotel in Lucknow said. “I just found a supplier but he charges 20,000 rupees. I have to buy it no matter what.” The 34-year-old man told AFP in a shocked voice before hanging up. Sheet Times of India reported that the average cost of an oxygen tank has “skyrocketed”, to 20,000 to 25,000 rupees, about 250-330 dollars. The viral advertisement on the oxygen tank costs 30,000 rupees (about 400 USD). Another offered it for 35,000 rupees, about $ 460. According to World Bank data, the gross national income per capita (GNI) in India is $ 2,120 per year. India is not the only country lacking oxygen. The WHO said 25 countries around the world reported a spike in oxygen demand, mainly in Africa. Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Egypt, Nigeria and other countries all reported equipment shortages as the number of COVID-19 cases increased, and more people turned to the black market. According to WHO estimates, more than half a million COVID-19 patients need daily oxygen therapy. That means 1.1 million oxygen cylinders per day.

Oxygen infusion is an important treatment for lethal virus positive patients. However, on April 22, 6 hospitals in India announced this essential item. According to the Indian Express If the country of 1.3 billion people continues to report hundreds of thousands of new cases every day, the demand for medical oxygen cylinders will rise sharply in 12 states of India. The case crisis caused the price of these medical devices to skyrocket. According to the Times of India , to buy an oxygen tank, the buyer has to spend 250–330 USD. Even, many advertisements for selling oxygen cylinders with prices ranging from 400–460 USD appeared rampant on social networks. Share with AFP On April 22, an Indian man said he had to pay $ 600 per bottle of oxygen, which was nine times higher than before the outbreak. According to World Bank data, the total annual income of the people of India is only about $ 2,120. The number of Coivd-19 infections in India has skyrocketed, making the price of medical oxygen cylinders extremely expensive here. Photo: Getty. The World Health Organization (WHO) said that the demand for medical oxygen is skyrocketing in 25 countries around the world, especially Africa. More than half a million patients with Covid-19 require oxygen therapy every day, meaning hospitals need 1.1 million oxygen cylinders to use within 24 hours. Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Egypt, Nigeria and other countries all declared a shortage of oxygen tanks as the number of cases increased. Worth mentioning, families of critical patients are forced to find and buy medical oxygen cylinders on the black market to save their loved ones’ lives. According to the Guardian, in Peru by 2020, the price of an oxygen tank was once pushed up to $ 1,000. In the UK, the Washington Post notes that a woman pays $ 1,300 for an oxygen tank, 1,000% more expensive than usual. According to the New York Times The 7-fold increase in the demand for medical oxygen in Mexico has enabled the black market to thrive. There are disputes and blocking of oxygen vehicles in some places, local reports say. Not long after, the price of medical oxygen cylinders sold on the black market had tripled. Brazil also experiences medical oxygen deficiencies during times of alarming number of cases. In Manaus, a city in Brazil, to buy a 50-liter oxygen tank, families have to pay nearly $ 1,200, 6.5 times more expensive than usual. However, the black market is not the only reason why the price of this medical device soared. Traffic and infrastructure are also factors that make this happen. Medical oxygen is usually produced by factories and cooled during transportation. In developed countries, oxygen is usually transported in a liquid form, making them less space-consuming and saving on transportation costs. However, the underdeveloped countries are only capable of transporting medical oxygen as a gas. Compared to the central hospital in London, hospitals in Kenya and Nigeria have to pay five to ten times more to buy a medical oxygen tank, according to the Press Bureau in the UK. According to the The Times At Mexico’s most difficult times, an oxygen tank cost more than $ 800, 10 times the cost of a US hospital. According to the Indian Express Most states in India have diverted oxygen production. Instead of serving industrial needs like the manufacture of steel, iron and glass, oxygen will be used largely for medical purposes. However, transportation in the country of 1.3 billion people remains a major obstacle. In particular, the centers of medical oxygen production are concentrated mainly in the East, while the demand for this item is increasing in other areas. The logistics costs were padded, pushing the price of an oxygen tank five times, from about $ 5 to $ 26. All India Radio News said the Indian police have been straightforward to prevent the proliferation of the “black oxygen” market. The state government of Uttar Pradesh announced that it would invoke the National Security Act and the Black Society Act to combat these marketing practices. In addition, in response to the crisis, India is planning to import 50,000 tons of medical oxygen. At the same time, the country is also setting up the “Oxygen Express” train to supply states severely affected by the epidemic. This train will depart from the Bokaro steel plant, carrying liquid oxygen. The Indian government has received much criticism for not upgrading its infrastructure from scratch to avoid the current shortages. “We did not plan this shortage even though we knew the second crisis was coming,” Dr. Lalit Kant, an epidemiologist, told the BBC.

Railroad Minister Piyush Goyal said the government was directing an increase in express trains carrying medical oxygen to New Delhi to meet shortages in hospitals. The Air Force has also been deployed to help transport manpower and medical supplies, such as oxygen tanks, to the areas needed. Pictured are empty oxygen tanks transported by transport aircraft C-17 and IL-76 to the production plant. Photo: ANI. The convoy of tank trucks went to the supply plant to refill liquid medical oxygen, amid a wave of Covid-19 spreading across India. In the past 24 hours, India continued to record a record number of new infections: 354,531 – the highest level in the world and also the highest in this country ever. Photo: Reuters. The lack of oxygen in New Delhi hospitals has many causes. The industrial oxygen production plants that mainly serve the Indian capital are located in seven different states. In addition, due to the flammable nature of this material, all liquid oxidation shipments must be transported in specialized tanks; So it takes a long time to plan the shipping. Some localities even make it difficult to transport oxygen first, to meet local demand. Photo: Reuters. Vans carrying oxygen tanks are waiting outside the factory in Ghaziabad, a suburb of New Delhi, India, on April 22. A high court in the capital on April 24 warned that anyone would “hang” from obstructing the circulation of oxygen supplies. On Twitter, one person described the scene of a police car escorting an oxygen tank “a scene no one thought they would ever see in life. More precious than gold”. Photo: Reuters. A view of cashew around an oxygen factory in Ghaziabad, upstate of New Delhi, India. Factories across the country are operating at full capacity amid the spread of the disease. However, the supply is not enough to meet demand. India is importing 23 mobile oxygen production plants from Germany. Each facility can produce 2,400 liters of oxygen per hour. Photo: Reuters. A driver stood next to an empty tank truck, waiting for his turn to recharge with liquid oxygen. Many places in the capital New Delhi and across the country refuse to accept more patients due to lack of beds and oxygen. Photo: Reuters. A worker loads empty oxygen tanks on a truck to the filling station. On April 25, many countries around the world, including the US, France and the UK, said they would support India by providing raw materials for vaccine production, as well as ventilators, test kits and protective equipment. available. Photo: Reuters. An employee is refilling the oxygen tank to transport to the localities. The lack of treatment beds for Covid-19 patients, lack of oxygen for breathing machines, and lack of medical staff … have made the epidemic situation in India worse. Photo: AP.

India is facing the worst Covid-19 outbreak in the world in recent weeks. An ambulance carrying patients queued for admission to the state Covid-19 hospital in Ahmedabad City, Gujarat state, April 22. (Photo: AP) Medical staff assist in bringing patients of Covid-19 into hospital in Ahmedabad City. (Photo: AP) Last Friday, hospitals in the capital New Delhi signaled for help to the government when the supply of oxygen was only enough to use for a few hours. (Photo: AP) India’s hospital system falls into a shortage of hospital beds and medical oxygen when there are hundreds of thousands of new infections every day. This South Asian country can produce at least 7,100 tons of oxygen / day, including the amount of oxygen for industry. In theory, with the above mentioned output, India could meet the current oxygen demand. The main problem is that medical oxygen is not delivered in time to the hospital to save the patient. This delay stemmed from the location of the production units and distribution systems. (Photo: AP) Medical staff removed the patient from the scene of the fire at Vijay Vallabh Hospital for Covid-19 treatment in Virar, near Mumbai, April 23. Thirteen patients died from the incident. (Photo: AP) People queue for medical oxygen refills in New Delhi. On April 21, at least 24 people with Covid-19 disease in western India died after running out of oxygen supplies supplied to their breathing apparatus. (Photo: AP) To address the serious shortage of medical oxygen, the Indian government has mobilized the country’s railway industry to organize high-speed trains that carry oxygen from steel mills to areas where the epidemiology is most critical. Over the past 24 hours, these special trains have transported nearly 150 tons of oxygen. (Photo: AP) The government also uses Indian Air Force cargo planes to transport empty containers to production centers. After being filled with oxygen, the tank will be transported to localities by road. The Indian armed forces are importing 23 German oxygen-producing mobile devices. In addition, the government has ordered the conversion of argon and nitrogen storage tanks into oxygen tanks. According to experts, in the coming days, the number of cases in India will continue to increase strongly, the country will have to solve two problems of oxygen production and distribution simultaneously. (Photo: Xinhua) According to the latest statistics, the state of Maharashtra accounts for 27% of India’s 2.5 million Covid-19 cases that have not been cured and 33% of India’s more than 190,000 deaths. Mumbai City plans to build 16 facilities in 12 hospitals in the area to produce oxygen from the air. It is estimated that this plan will require a cost of 12 million USD. (Photo: AP) Residents wait for the Covid-19 vaccine at an immunization center in Mumbai, April 24. According to experts, along with increasing supplies of medical oxygen, drugs and other medical supplies, boosting Covid-19 vaccination will help India get out of the current dangerous wave. India has the strength of one of the most vaccine-producing countries in the world. According to the ANI news agency, India will start the third phase of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign on May 1, with all 18 years of age and older. Residents can register for the vaccination from April 28. According to India’s Health Ministry data released yesterday, the country has injected 138,379,832 million doses of vaccine since the start of vaccination on January 16. (Photo: AP)

India ‘broke the game’ in the second wave of Covid-19 India is being devastated by the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. In just 24 hours, the number of deaths due to the country’s pandemic reached 2,000 people and more than 300,000 new cases. Every night, fire blazed brightly on the banks of the Ganges River. Not the flames of traditional Hindu festivals, they are the cremations of the bodies of the victims who died for Covid-19, a horrifying symbol of the unprecedented humanitarian tragedy taking place in India. Degree. From urban to rural areas, patients die in the despair of relatives, because they cannot find an empty hospital bed. The supply of oxygen and medicine was depleted, leading to countless cases of robbery of medical supplies from the hospital. At cremation facilities, crematoriums are always red for 24 hours, but countless dead bodies are still waiting in line, according to the report. Financial Times . Staff at a cremation facility in New Delhi. Photo: AFP. The epidemic wave is unprecedented The grim reality has sparked a flame of public anger over the authorities’ preparations. Just two months ago, India appeared to have successfully controlled the epidemic. However, as of April 22, India broke the world record for the number of new infections per day with 312,732 virus-positive cases. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the ruling Bharatiya Janata party allegedly put political interests above public health after holding a series of large-scale rallies, as well as allowing a Kumbh Mela festival of millions to be held. attendees in the midst of the second epidemic wave. A new strain is suspected of being behind the current wave of terrible epidemics, leading experts to fear India is on a path similar to Brazil – a country where the health system and economy have been brought down by the corona virus. down. “The health system is not well prepared for this epidemic wave. A lot of people in government across the country are not thinking of this new wave of epidemics. Some miraculously they assume we are already.” over the pandemic, “said Srinath Reddy, chairman of the Indian Community Health Foundation. Although the mortality rate is still relatively low, other indicators are pointing to a worsening crisis. Both the number of new infections and the positive rate are growing at the fastest rates in the world. The rate of infection increased from 3% last month to 16% now. Relatives kneel and cry beside the body of a patient who has died of Covid-19. Photo: AP. In the capital New Delhi, there are more new infections every day than in any other city. Every 5 days, the number of Covid-19 cases doubles. In many areas, the number of infected people outstrips the hospital’s ability to service. In the city of Nagpur, the proportion of patients requiring intensive care is 353 people per million people, higher than anywhere in Europe. Meanwhile, in the financial capital Mumbai, the rate is 194 patients per million population. There is a lot of evidence to suggest that many deaths from Covid-19 have not been fully counted. According to media reports in seven counties in the states of Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar, at least 1,833 bodies have been cremated with Covid-19 in recent days. However, only 228 deaths from Covid-19 have been officially recorded. In the Jamnagar district in Gujarat, 100 people died of Covid-19, but only one case has been officially reported. People died everywhere The state of Uttar Pradesh, home to 200 million people, is one of the poorest states in India. The situation in the capital Lucknow shows that India’s medical infrastructure is on the brink of collapse. Local media said that at King George’s College of Medicine alone, up to 50 patients lined up for a hospital bed. Shivi Shah is a resident of Lucknow. When her brother was positive for corona virus last week, Shah decided to send his parents to his home to avoid the worst scenario. But it was all too late, for both Shah and father. After only 3 days, her father began to lose his eyesight. 45 minutes after the emergency call, an ambulance arrived at the Shah’s house, but the car was not equipped with enough medical equipment to treat her father. The man later died on the way to the hospital. The cremation facility staff members hand-clasped the dead body of Covid-19 before placing it in the crematorium. Photo: Daily News. Unable to find a place to bury his father’s body, Shah continued to receive bad news about his mother. Her mother passed away just a few hours later in her sleep. By this time, both the Shah and his son had a fever, they were waiting for the results of the Covid-19 test. “None of us have ever seen tragedy and death like what’s happening. The situation is much worse now than last year, so many people die on the street, or die in their own homes, before. was seen by a doctor or got the test results, “said Seema Shukla, a nurse at the Sanjay Gandhi Medical Institute in Lucknow. “From early morning to midnight, my phone rang continuously. My relatives and friends desperately begged for help, they needed everything, ventilators, hospital beds, nurses, oxygen tanks, medicine. men, “said Shukla. Officials warn a new strain of strain is likely to be the cause of the current wave of epidemics, strain B.1.617 was first discovered in India in March. Scientists are doing more research on this strain, suspecting it is more contagious and resistant to vaccines. Jeffrey Barrett, an expert from the Wellcome Sanger Genetic Research Institute, said the number of cases in India gave a very dark picture, but scientists are still uncertain whether the B.1.617 strain is. is the cause or not. Up to this point, experts have mostly criticized a part of the unconscious population and the complacent, subjective attitude of the Indian government for leading to a bad spread in the second wave of epidemics. Vineeta Bal, an expert from the National Institute of Immunology in India, says the cause of the current crisis has even deeper roots. The collapse of the health system is the result of years of government neglect to public health infrastructure, Bal said. Over the years, India’s health spending has lagged far behind the world average. “The problem is not only the current government but also the public health system for the past 50 years. The situation will not be resolved in a single year of crisis. The health system has been left indifferent. very, many years, “said Mrs. Bal. Santosh Kumar, son of party leader Bharatiya Janata in Lucknow, said he was isolated at home with his family. All four members of Mr. Kumar’s family have Covid-19. “The whole system has collapsed. The rest of the government here are in quarantine. People have to find out for themselves what medicines they can take and what they can do to save themselves”, Mr. Kumar said.

MSc.BS. Le Thi Hong Van, Provincial Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee, Director of Yen Bai Department of Health reports at the province’s bridge point It is known that the Remote Medical Support Project of Viet Duc Huu Nghi Hospital and some local hospitals using ODA capital of the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany. The project has 3 components including: Establishing the remote medicine system at Viet Duc Huu Nghi Hospital and local hospitals; manual training of the Telemedicine system for doctors, technicians and engineers in the use and maintenance and maintenance at Viet Duc Huu Nghi Hospital and local hospitals. Operate the Telemedicine system at Viet Duc Huu Nghi Hospital and local hospitals, with a total project investment of EUR 8,000,000 equivalent to VND 192 billion, of which ODA capital is 7,000,000 EUR, equivalent to 168 billion. VND, reciprocal capital: 1,000,000 EUR, equivalent to 24 billion VND. The project started in 2015 and ends in 2023. In the afternoon of the same day, Yen Bai Provincial General Hospital held an online conference on the field of health and health care of Thuringia State, Federal Republic of Germany. Yen Bai province currently has 3 units that are participating in the project “Remote medical support at Viet Duc Hospital with a number of local hospitals” using ODA capital of the German Government, namely: Provincial General Hospital, Regional General Hospital of Nghia Road and Medical Center of Van Yen district.

Bodies piled up in cremators and mass burial sites across India are raising fears that the number of deaths caused by the second Covid-19 wave in the country is many times higher than figures are officially published. Relatives mourn a patient who has just died of Covid-19 in New Delhi, India. Photo: Reuters Medical services and other essential services across India nearly collapsed when the second wave of Covid-19 swept through the country at frightening speeds in mid-March. The cemeteries ran out of space. The hospital refused to accept patients because of being overloaded, and the families desperately asked for help on social networks On April 22, India broke the record for the number of new cases per day globally with 314,835 new cases. With nearly 16 million people infected with Covid-19, India is the second most severely affected country in the world, behind only the US. The outbreak of the 2nd Covid-19 wave in India not only risks its economic recovery, but also affects the global war against epidemics. “Things are out of control,” said Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of the Center for Disease Research in New Delhi. There is no oxygen. It is very difficult to find a hospital bed. Can’t get tested. You have to wait more than a week. The health system almost collapsed. Earlier on April 21, at least 22 Covd-19 patients being treated with a ventilator died while waiting for oxygen supplies, a senior official in Nashik district in Maharashtra state, India said. Faced with a serious shortage of medical supplies in hospitals across the country, local and state governments have urged the federal government to provide more oxygen and medicine. On April 21, President Modi announced the plan to supply 100,000 oxygen cylinders nationwide, build a new oxygen production plant and set up hospitals exclusively for Covid-19 patients. But experts fear that the plan was launched too late and the number is too little in the context of virus-infected patients struggling every day with “death” and the continuation of mass gatherings. causing the virus to spread faster and more strongly. Urgent cries for help on social networks With so few options available, many families have been calling for help via social media. Anil Tiwari, 34, lost his beloved father in November 2020 due to the Covid-19 translation. Last week, his mother also tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. She has been admitted to hospital treatment but needs to be in a special care bed (ICU). Due to the lack of ICU beds in the hospital, Anil Tiwari pleaded for help on her Twitter page: “Please save my mother. I love her more than anything. After days of relentless efforts, including calling the city government to be placed on the waiting list, Tiwari’s mother was finally given an ICU bed. But what she needed right now was oxygen – something that the hospital was lacking. “She can still walk, but always find it hard to breathe,” said Tiwari. Demand for Remdesivir for Covid-19 and its medicinal ingredients skyrocketed in the second wave of Covid-19, forcing the Indian government to temporarily ban drug exports to increase supplies. market connection. The government has allowed hospitals to use the drug in emergencies, although the Health Organization (WHO) previously said, there is no evidence that Remdesivir reduces the risk of death in infected individuals. Covid-19 heavy. Abhijeet Kumar, a 20-year-old college student, used Twitter to donate medical bills for his 52-year-old uncle, who is hospitalized in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh. “The injections are very expensive. They say it costs between 12,000 and 15,000 rupees (about 160 to 200 USD). He had two doses but needed a third and we could not afford it. My uncle works as a plumber, ”said Abhijeet Kumar. Some states in India said that high demand while limited supply has enabled the “black market” to scream high prices for Remdesivir and some similar drugs. Even nurses and doctors are working hard to find beds and treatment options for their loved ones, said Parkar, a pulmonologist in Mumbai. Indian Mistakes and A Warning to the World Although most attention has been on the new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that appeared in India recently, experts believe that the cause of the new Covid-19 outbreak is It can stem from social behaviors, weaknesses in the health system and a number of policy mistakes in the country. Indian officials may have been too subjective to believe that the worst has fallen behind when the number of Covid-19 cases began to decline in September 2020. The number of cases fell for 30 weeks in a row before starting to increase in mid-February and breaking out in mid-March. According to some experts, India did not seize the opportunity to consolidate its infrastructure. health care and immunization campaign intensification. “The authorities have not provided a long-term overview of the pandemic,” said Dr. Vineeta Bal, an immune system researcher at the National Institute of Immunology in India. Suggestions to upgrade the health system, such as building the capacity of hospitals or hiring an epidemiologist to monitor virus growth, have been ignored, she said. Currently, the Indian authorities are trying to restore many emergency measures that were removed when the number of cases decreased. India could have avoided a shortage of oxygen – something Latin America and Africa experienced a year ago if it converted its industrial oxygen production system into a network of supplies. medical. However, many facilities have returned to provide oxygen to industries and hospitals in this country are facing severe hypoxia. Analysts said that India will face a great challenge in preventing the health system from collapsing until enough people are vaccinated to achieve community immunity. Although India halted vaccine exports in March to meet domestic needs, it is not clear whether the country’s vaccine makers will be able to speed up production. “Vaccination is one way to slow the spread of the virus, but it depends on production speed and availability of vaccine doses,” said Srinath Reddy, president of the Indian Community Health Foundation. . In addition, the Indian government has also received criticism for not pausing major religious festivals, such as the Kumbh Mela bleaching festival on the banks of the Ganges River or election events. Many experts believe that the activities of gathering people have caused the number of cases to explode more strongly./.

According to the Global Cancer Registry System GLOBOCAN 2020, in Vietnam by 2020 there are more than 350,000 patients living with cancer, more than 182,000 new cases and 122,000 deaths. According to a study conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) in June 2020, the death rate per cancer case in Vietnam is more than 70%, at the highest level in Asia. Most people with cancer in Vietnam come for examination and treatment in a late stage, making treatment difficult and creating a huge financial burden on patients, the health system and the whole society. This situation makes it more and more urgent to accelerate the work of diagnosis and improve the quality of cancer treatment. Cooperation between Hanoi Oncology Hospital and Roche Vietnam to improve the quality of cancer treatment Therefore, the cooperation between Hanoi Oncology Hospital and Roche Vietnam is expected to bring about a positive impact to improve professional capacity in cancer treatment and meet the increasingly urgent need for solutions. advanced and effective method for patients, implementing the principle of putting the patient first. Specifically, the two sides will promote cooperation in enhancing the capacity and experience of health workers in treating and caring for cancer patients; connect, integrate and participate in cooperation activities with domestic and international agencies and organizations in the field of oncology; as well as establishing and implementing activities targeting patients and communities … In addition, the two sides also cooperate to implement the project to increase access to advanced therapies for high-risk breast cancer patients in the period 2020 – 2025 (according to the scheme signed between the Ministry of Health. and Vietnam Medical Association in 2020). “In recent years, Hanoi Oncology Hospital and Roche Vietnam have had an active and effective cooperative relationship. Today’s important event will definitely help to promote more positively the relationship between the two sides, in order to bring the most practical benefits to the patient and the community “, TS.BS. Said Bui Vinh Quang, director of Hanoi Oncology Hospital. Meanwhile, Mr. Girish Mulye, General Director of Roche Pharma Vietnam, emphasized that the combination of Roche global strengths and advanced solutions with the expertise and dedication of the Hanoi Oncology Hospital team, It is expected to create positive changes to help change medical capacity throughout the journey from cancer diagnosis and treatment, towards the common goal of minimizing mortality and reducing the burden caused by this group of diseases. . The Memorandum of Understanding between Hanoi Oncology Hospital and Roche Vietnam is expected to be implemented in 3 years, with the first activity taking place from April 2021.

As soon as she entered the clinic, the patient anxiously asked the doctor: “Why does my period come constantly?”. It is known that in the past 3 months, a woman’s menstruation has come twice a month, the amount of blood is less and less, each time she has to wear sanitary napkins to dare to go to the door. Illustration Dr. Hoang said that this phenomenon is related to the age, hormonal disorders and pathological changes of the patient’s body, typically the patient with a history of thyroid disease and difficulty absorbing. pregnancy. Usually menstruation comes once a month lasting 3-5 days. If the first day of two menstrual cycles 21-35 days apart is considered within the normal range, some women may go to menstruate twice a month. Usually, the amount of menstruation will increase on the second and third day and gradually decrease on the following days. Basically, the average total amount of blood during the menstrual cycle is 35 to 60 ml. When a pad is soaked, it can soak up 10 to 15ml of menstrual blood. When menstruation is heavy, someone will change tampons every 2 to 4 hours, using 5 to 7 pads a day. For small or dripping menstrual periods, Dr. Hoang points out that women can use 3-4 tampons per day. However, if a woman develops signs such as a lot of menstrual bleeding, a lot of tampon changes, heavy bleeding at night, or having to wear tampons at night in the morning, you are more likely to have symptoms of anemia such as dizziness should be examined by a hospital. In addition to menstruating up to 2 times per month, some women experience bleeding outside their periods, such as bleeding from ovulation or early pregnancy. In the case of bleeding during ovulation, Dr. Hoang explained, abnormal bleeding during ovulation is due to the reduction of estrogen before and after ovulation. When the amount of progesterone is insufficient to support the endometrium, the lining of the uterus falls off and there is dripping brown bleeding, which may go away in 1-3 days. Illustration In the case of early pregnancy bleeding, Dr. Hoang said most women will experience bleeding during this time. As long as the woman is of reproductive age, you need to consider the possibility that you are pregnant. Also some of the causes that cause women to bleed outside of their periods are ectopic pregnancy, cervical polyps, cervical cancer, endometrial hyperplasia, ovarian tumors, and uterine tumors. affects hormones and causes abnormal bleeding. Menstruation is okay? Dr. Hoang said that when a woman has bleeding outside her period, first consider whether you are pregnant or not, then analyze the possible causes of bleeding based on factors such as age, period. menstruation, menstrual blood color, premenstrual symptoms or menstrual discomfort. Dr. Hoang also warns that if you are going to menstruate, avoid alcohol, hot foods, foods that promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis. You should relax mentally, stay up late, lack sleep and stress are easy to cause hormonal disorders. At the same time you should increase the agonists, improve pelvic circulation to reduce the risk of abnormal bleeding.

250 front-line medical staff of Can Tho Central General Hospital were vaccinated against Covid-19 in phase 1 At the injection site, in order to ensure the safety of vaccination, the hospital has arranged all parts and facilities from pre-injection screening, injection area, post-injection monitoring room and first aid facilities. necessary. The hospital is fully equipped with one-way facilities, ensuring 5K, emergency manpower by a team of doctors and nurses, Department of Active Rehabilitation – Anti-poison regularly during the vaccination. ensure emergency management for cases with post-injection reactions during vaccination. Health workers (HCWs) are instructed to complete information disclosure procedures to help ensure safety in pre-vaccination screening. The stage of vaccination is done by staff specializing in vaccination practice. The immunization officer also gives detailed instructions about abnormalities that need to return or immediately go to the nearest medical facility for treatment. Health-care workers are monitored in the follow-up room 30 minutes after vaccination, to promptly handle immediate reactions occurring after vaccination. If there are no abnormal symptoms, the health worker will be issued a certificate of vaccination against Covid-19 and continue to monitor the health for updates according to regulations of the Ministry of Health. 100 frontline health workers in Bac Lieu were also vaccinated against Covid-19 in phase 1 In Bac Lieu, Bac Lieu General Hospital also organized AstraZeneca vaccination for Covid-19 prevention phase 1 for 100 people who are the frontline medical team.

The fire at a hospital in the Virar area of ​​Mumbai suburbs occurred two days after 24 patients using the COVID-19 ventilator died from an oxygen leak at a hospital in Nashik, another city in the state Maharashtra. At the time of the fire, about 90 patients were being treated in the hospital, some patients needing oxygen were transferred to nearby hospitals. Dilip Shah, CEO of Vijay Vallabh Hospital, said the fire in the intensive care unit on the second floor had been extinguished. Cause of the fire is currently under investigation. The fire came as the state of Maharashtra, hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, is struggling with skyrocketing infections. 314,835 COVID-19 cases recorded in India on Thursday brought the total number of cases in the country since the pandemic began to 15.9 million, second only to the United States. This is also the 7th consecutive day that India has recorded a number of new cases above 200,000. The COVID-19 pandemic had gone badly and put the health system in this country at risk of collapse. Hospitals are overloaded with patients and a serious shortage of manpower. Many hospitals in the western and northern regions of India, including the capital New Delhi, announced that the supply of oxygen was about to be depleted. Sponsorship news

The director, former deputy director, chief accountant of Bach Mai Hospital was arrested for overriding medical equipment prices and appropriating money from patients (Photo: Ministry of Public Security) This is the main content in the evaluation conclusion of the Rosa Robot surgery at Bach Mai Hospital, conducted by the Investigation Police Agency, the Ministry of Public Security. Collusion to “blow prices” on the pain of the patient The conclusion of the investigation of the criminal case, the request for prosecution of the Investigation Police Agency clearly indicated: Mr. Pham Duc Tuan – Chairman and Director of BMS Company – met with Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh to offer to Bach Mai type robot Rosa costs 39 billion VND and Mako robot costs 44 billion VND in the form of joint ventures and associates. After that, Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh decided to approve the joint venture to connect the device with BMS Company without going through the Party Committee, Board of Directors and Union of Bach Mai Hospital. Rosa robot imported by BMS Company from France to Noi Bai airport is 100% new and the original price is more than 7.4 billion dong, but it was agreed by Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh and Mr. Nguyen Duc Tuan to bring to Bach Mai Hospital. at the price of 39 billion dong. Rosa robot is used in cranial surgery (Photo – medgadget) The investigation concludes that Nguyen Quoc Anh has created conditions for BMS to join the joint venture and install the machine at the wrong cost to collect money from the patient. / 2020, Bach Mai Hospital used this robot to perform cranial surgery for 639 cases, earning more than 22.9 billion VND. Bach Mai Hospital has paid the cost to BMS Company related to 551 surgical cases in the hospital. In particular, according to the assessment conclusion, the pre-surgery robot Rosa is more than 6.6 million VND / case but Bach Mai Hospital and BMS Company collect more than 23 million VND / case; enjoy the difference more than 16.5 million VND / shift. Up to now, Bach Mai hospital has just contacted, paid the difference above for 86 patients. Currently, the accused Pham Duc Tuan has paid 10 billion VND to pay the difference of 16.5 million VND for 551 cases of wrong collection. The police investigation confirmed: The behavior of the former Director of Bach Mai Hospital, BMS Company and other related subjects had an agreement, collusion, receiving each other’s will, taking advantage of the policy. mechanisms for socialization, joint ventures, and association in the health sector to act against the law, raise prices for medical treatment without a legal basis, cause property damage to patients and bring benefits to BMS Company and the same interest group in Bach Mai Hospital. Therefore, the Investigation Police Department has concluded, suggesting the Procuracy prosecute Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh – former Director of Bach Mai Hospital – and 7 accomplices for the crime of “Abusing positions and powers in on duty ”under Clause 3, Article 356 of the Penal Code, occurred at Bach Mai Hospital. Is there a “gap” in medical socialization? The socialization of public services in general and in the health sector in particular is a right policy of the Party and State, contributing to mobilizing all social resources in the context of a tight budget. , to increase investment in facilities and equipment in order to improve the capacity and quality of medical examination and treatment services, to meet the diverse needs and increasing demands of all classes of people, as well as asking indispensable in approaching the world medical achievements of the medical team, doctors. Since 2007, Bach Mai Hospital has implemented many projects on socializing joint ventures, linking the installation of high-tech medical equipment, new techniques, helping patients in the country to be diagnosed. treat many complicated diseases at a lower cost than the overseas medical examination and treatment cost. Bach Mai Hospital (Photo – BVCC) The process of implementing a number of joint venture and medical equipment installation projects at Bach Mai Hospital has revealed the limitations, violations, and even committing crimes “Abusing positions and powers in on duty ”in implementing joint venture project, associated with BMS Company. Because Bach Mai Hospital is a special-class public health facility, the pressure of innovation and the expectation of patients of the family is great, so Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh has directed the establishment of specialized surgical faculties to develop comprehensive development (Bach Mai Hospital was originally considered to have the advantage of internal medicine), attracting patients, increasing the income of the hospital and the income of the medical team. Therefore, Mr. Quoc Anh strongly agreed with BMS Company to install surgical assistive robots at Bach Mai Hospital, and at the same time, directed and requested Nguyen Ngoc Hien and the Accounting Department to implement the procedures for signing and putting the device into operation on February 27, 2017 (Vietnam Physician Day), bypassing the procedures and procedures in accordance with regulations. On the other hand, the fact that Mr. Pham Duc Tuan and the staff of BMS Company in the process of meeting with the leaders at Bach Mai Hospital with “external” money envelopes contributed to promoting the behavior of the defendants. From the above reasons, the Investigation Police Agency has pointed out that the main responsibility for the above-mentioned violation in the whole case belongs to Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh – former Director of Bach Mai Hospital – the person with the highest authority. , decide policy, agree on equipment price with BMS, sign joint venture and association procedures. The case of the interest group at Bach Mai Hospital – headed by Mr. Nguyen Quoc Anh and BMS Company “blowing the price” of medical equipment to “eat” on the back of a serious patient has made public opinion frustrated. This incident is a warning bell on the risk of “gaps” in the socialization of the health sector not only at Bach Mai Hospital but also in other hospitals, in need of authorities. function to investigate, clarify and protect people from dangerous tricks of people holding high positions and positions, holding great power.

In the special signing ceremony, there was the participation of Mr. Nguyen Huynh Dang Khoa – General Director of Co., Ltd. OH Pocket General Hospital and Mr. Vu Thanh Trung – Member of the Board of Management – Director of Military Bank of MB Bank. The signing ceremony was in the presence of Mr. Nguyen Huynh Dang Khoa – General Director Dr. OH and Mr. Vu Thanh Trung – Member of the Board of Management – Head of Banking Division, MB In the context that non-cash payment is one of the solutions concerned by the Government, promoting non-cash payments in medical examination and treatment is inevitable. According to the cooperation agreement between MB and Dr. OH, MB will provide Dr. OH cashless payment solutions. From there, customers using the service can pay more easily and conveniently. Mr. Nguyen Huynh Dang Khoa – General Director Dr. OH is sharing about the growth path and the potential that the partnership is heading towards In addition, MB’s digital banking services will be integrated into Dr. Software. AI – the standard pharmacy management software according to Decision No. 777 / QD-QLD dated November 27, 2018 and Decision No. 540 / QD-QLD dated August 20, 2018. This helps customers to Order medicine anywhere and receive medicine anytime with smartphone on the DR app. OH and MB. With that, MB will coordinate with Dr. AI deploys Dr. hospital management software AI HIS, includes functions such as: hospital information management, payment solution integration, wallet solution integration for hospitals and clinics in Vietnam. This software is expected to create a breakthrough in the field of medical examination and treatment, bringing a better experience to customers. The signing ceremony ends with the handover of flowers and souvenirs by representatives of the company Dr. OH and Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank representatives Also included in the cooperation agreement is the development of the Dr. wallet platform. OH – MB. Accordingly, customers using MB’s services can link their MB account with Dr. wallet. OH. Through that, Agents / Associates / Customers of Dr. OH is implemented including but not limited to transactions of deposits, deposits, cash withdrawals, transfers, payment for goods and services, collection and payment, COD delivery and other services.

The patient said that she had a thin, small ear, so when she saw the information of an online spa advertised on the Internet, she “changed her luck” with winged words: “Injecting Tai fortune – receiving fortune at the beginning of the year” ; “Tai fortune, feng shui, good money” … Accompanied by a clip of a woman under 5 minutes of injecting fillers at this cosmetic facility has turned thin ears, flipped ears out into thick, full ears with beautiful round ears. Right after that, she decided to do it too. Here she is injected with each ear 1ml filler according to the advertisement as “genuine Korean goods, genuine portable”. A few hours after the injection, her ears showed signs of tightness and redness. The condition became worse when two days later, the woman’s ears were swollen, and it hurt just to touch. At this time, the patient checked the facility they made and discovered that the person who injected the filler was not a doctor but a hotgirl who had never had a school day through a cosmetologist training class. “Through examination, I found that the patient showed signs of organized necrosis (entire earlobe, earlobe). The reason is that the patient’s initial ear is quite small but the “fake plastic surgeon” has injected too many fillers. We have to prescribe antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs and dissolve injections to save the patient’s ear tissue necrosis ”- TS. Dr. Hoang Thanh Tuan information. Cosmetic experts say that injecting filler into the ear is a non-surgical beauty method, but the risk of injecting filler will be quite a lot if the injecting person, the person being injected is not really careful. Ear filler injection is a non-surgical beauty method, using filler – a filler with ingredients containing Hyaluronic Acid put into the earlobe or earlobe to help shape the big, beautiful ears and improve the lack of the ear. . After the earlobe injection, the ear rim will be shaped naturally plump, in harmony with the facial contours. According to Dr. Hoang Thanh Tuan, the reason why many people choose to fill the earlobe filler service and is hot because it is a non-surgical beauty method, no bleeding, no swelling and pain, after the injection is complete, still living. , go to work, go to school as usual. However, the cosmetic surgery specialist also noted the risk of injecting filler will be quite a lot if the injecting person, the person being injected is not really careful. Accordingly, there may be complications and complications: bruising, redness, necrosis, local infection, paresthesia, granulomatosis “The ear area is an area with many small capillaries, so bleeding, bruising are common. Sometimes, there are cases of too much injection into the earlobe, causing pressure to block the blood vessels to feed, leading to the risk of ear necrosis. This is a very dangerous event “- TS. Dr. Hoang Thanh Tuan emphasized. Also according to Dr. Tuan, complications caused by beauty filler injections in general, and ear-ear complications in particular are mainly found in reputable spas that do not guarantee, the injecters are not doctors but hot boy hot girl does not study medicine any day Therefore, every person who wants to go to beauty should be really wise customers when choosing reputable establishments with genuine filler products as well as a professional doctor, skilled to avoid processions. because the beauty in places is not guaranteed.

The hospital has classified and transferred 6 cases with background diseases to Da Nang Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital for monitoring and treatment. The remainder were treated at the hospital’s Pediatric Department. At present, the health of the children has not progressed seriously, of which 9 cases were discharged from the hospital this afternoon. Poisoned students are examined by a doctor According to a quick report from the school, on the morning of the same day, before entering the classroom, some students of Hoa Khuong Primary School got together to buy slam clay at a grocery store in front of the school. After playing clay, many students began to show signs of headaches, stomach pain, vomiting, and shortness of breath In the afternoon of the same day, Dr. Tran Sy – Deputy Director of Hoa Vang District General Hospital said that the hospital received emergency care of 34 students with headache, abdominal pain, shortness of breath, and itching. Examination of the lungs and nerves had no effect. This afternoon, the school let all students leave school for medical staff to continue checking – Dr. Tran Sy said. In the afternoon of the same day, the Hoa Vang District Police, the Environmental Police and the Food Safety Board of Da Nang City were present at the scene, inspecting the shops near the school gate and taking samples of toys and patient samples to Investigate and clarify the cause of the incident.

Director of Hai Duong Hospital for Tropical Diseases Nguyen Van Hai handed the decision to discharge a patient 2414. Photo: Hai Duong Newspaper

This is the last patient with COVID-19 being treated at medical facilities of Hai Duong province who recovered and was discharged from the hospital.

The patient entered the field hospital No. 2-Hospital of Hai Duong University of Medical Technology for treatment from February 25. After the field hospital was dissolved, the patient was transferred to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases of Hai Duong province from March 28. Up to now, after 3 negative tests (April 11, 14 and 16), the patient was declared cured and discharged, and went home to be isolated for 21 days under the supervision of the local authorities. method and continue to be tested according to regulations.

According to Dr. Nguyen The Anh, Deputy Director of Hai Duong Hospital for Tropical Diseases, the patient is elderly (62 years old) and has a background disease of type II diabetes, so the treatment time lasts 51 days.

After the patient was discharged from the hospital, in Hai Duong province, there were no longer patients with COVID-19.

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in Vietnam until now, Hai Duong Hospital for Tropical Diseases has received and cured 55 cases, of which 31 were hospitalized from January 27, 2021. , at the time of the 3rd outbreak of COVID-19 in Hai Duong.

According to the Center for Disease Control of Hai Duong province, there are no longer COVID-19 patients in the province and need to be treated at medical facilities. All cases F1, F2 have completed quarantine, no more cases need to be isolated at home or in the residence. From the beginning of the year until now, Hai Duong province authorities have collected 746,104 samples to test for SARS-CoV-2.

Doctor Nguyen Van Cong – Deputy Director of Cardiology Center, Vinh Phuc General Hospital said: As for the syndrome of Nguyen Thanh A patient encountered, it is a rare disease, especially young patients. The treatment is somewhat more difficult, in addition to the time of treatment (fast, timely) also has a great significance in keeping the patient’s life. Currently, there are 3 methods of treating disease such as using electric shock machines, drugs to suppress the disease and electromagnetic waves to detect the location to burn (damage) and destroy the disease waves. The above methods are the most radical treatment plan compared to other methods, definitive treatment does not recur.

Doctor Nguyen Van Cong added that the case of A patient was the first case of Wolff Parkinson White syndrome successfully treated by Vinh Phuc General Hospital. Usually, this dangerous disease will have to be transferred to higher levels for treatment and few provincial hospitals can treat patients with the above syndrome.

Before that, patient Nguyen Thanh Y was taken to Vinh Phuc Province General Hospital on April 11, 2021 with clinical symptoms such as anxiety, shortness of breath, chest pain, and heart palpitations. Admitting the patient, the doctors diagnosed the patient with paroxysmal tachycardia, the time of checking the patient’s heart rate 229 times / minute (compared with a normal person with a heart rate of 70-80 times / minute). Patient was diagnosed with Wolff Parkinson White syndrome (WPW), described in 1930 by 3 authors L. Wolff; J. Parkison and PD White. The development of the patient’s health, the treating doctors contacted Hanoi Heart Hospital for professional and technical support. Through confirmed diagnosis this is a case of Wolff Parkinson White syndrome, very rare, the rate of 20 to 30 people / hundred thousand people. With a scientific treatment regimen, after 1.5 hours of actively treating Nguyen Thanh Ut patient’s health, she has recovered normally. Currently, the patient’s health is stable.

Students are transferred to the emergency department of Hoa Vang General Hospital.

“At 8:15 am today we received 32 cases of students hospitalized with symptoms mainly chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, headache. After screening, 5 cases with severe symptoms were transferred to the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital, 13 hospitalized pediatric cases, 6 follow-up cases at the emergency department and 8 mild cases were sent home.”, Said Dr. Tran Sy.

Students with severe illness are referred to the Emergency Maternity and Pediatric Hospital.

Traffic Newspaper They also reported that the original supplier had to buy toys at some store in front of the school, then something happened. However, what that toy is is currently not confirmed.

Ms. Le Thi Tuyet N. (residing in Go Ha village, Hoa Khuong commune, Hoa Vang district) said that on the morning of April 16, her child passed grade 4/1 watching their friends play, then nausea, abdominal pain and being transferred. to the hospital.

“According to parents whose children are hospitalized, children who play toys directly are bad, and those who suffer mild because they watch their friends play, not contact,” Ms. N. said.

Ms. Q. was told that betel leaves are covered by an acquaintance that does not treat melasma very effectively, so buy betel leaves or not then put them in a blender to puree it to apply on her face.

She read according to the instructions that people said the burning heat was peeling, freckles, so Ms. Q, persevered. Feeling lighter skin, Mrs. Q. thinks I used it correctly. However, after a few months, the red face went away but turned patchy with a lot of black and white areas.

Or another patient named BTV, (40 years old, from Ha Nam) also went to the Central Dermatology Hospital to examine the patient for lesions with pigmentation and bilateral hyperpigmentation. This patient suffered from cheeks and did not use betel leaves on his face. After a few months of applying, the cheeks were worse, so the patient came to the hospital for examination.

The image of the face is patchy because betel leaves are not.

According to this patient, she received instructions on how to make betel nut not to beautify her face. Buy betel leaves, grind to get the essence and then boil them into glue. Then take the mixture as high and apply to the face 2 times a week.

After a while, the skin lightens up, but 3 or 4 months later, the white rash appears. As a result, Ms. N. and her friend both suffered from increased and decreased pigmentation because of sharing the beauty secrets from betel.

Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Diep, Hanoi Dermatology Hospital also said that the hospital regularly receives patients injured by using betel not to make beauty.

According to Dr. Diep, skin damage after betel leaf application is not divided into 3 phases.

Stage 1 is the quick bleaching phase. Stage 2 is an obvious hyperpigmentation. Stage 3 is hyperpigmentation.

After 2 weeks – 4 weeks after applying betel leaves, patients see a bright, fast and beautiful effect.

Many patients feel excited because they see a good and safe effect because completely extracted from natural leaves, the more diligent you apply and apply the thicker, the more number with the hope that the skin is bright and bright, so you told your friends, People used to use and as a result suffered skin damage from each other.

Dr. Nguyen Van Tam – Central Dermatology Hospital, said that many patients come to the hospital for medical examination because of treating melasma with betel nut balm, not even friends tell each other about beauty and then go to the hospital together due to complications.

There are patients who buy betel extracts, not ready for use, and others buy them to make their own glue to apply their skin. According to BS Tam in betel leaves do not have phenolic compounds that work to whiten skin quickly. This group includes benzene, phenol, catechol, and hydroquinone. If used for a long time, the drug will completely lose the skin color, forming a dot-like depigmentation image on an hyperpigmentation background.

For patients with patchy betel leaves or not, treatment takes 1 year, but there are also cases that do not respond to treatment, so doctors have to implement much more aggressive treatment methods to get results. .

Dr. Tam said that in order to treat melasma, women need medical facilities specialized in dermatology so that doctors can find the cause of melasma, melasma, to provide treatment suitable for the condition of you do not have to tell each other to treat each other and then lead to unfortunate complications.

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Numb hands and feet

Frequent numbness of the feet and hands is a sign that you lack B vitamins like B6 and B12, folic acid. Vitamin B deficiency can directly affect peripheral nerves in the skin. Therefore, you need to eat green leafy vegetables like spinach, eggs, beans, poultry, and whole grains. If numbness or tingling persists, you should seek medical attention.

Headaches, muscle aches often

When you experience frequent symptoms of headaches, muscle aches, and cramps, your body is lacking in magnesium – an important nutrient that supports the nervous system. A lack of potassium, calcium, and magnesium in a diet leads to frequent muscle cramps and muscle aches. Some studies show that, lack of magnesium makes you at risk of migraine, myalgia is 41.6% higher.

Acne skin

According to the Dailyhealthpost, zinc is one of the most important minerals in the body, especially for the skin. Many studies show, the most obvious manifestation in people with low zinc is usually acne.

Because when there is a lack of zinc, the body’s resistance and immunity decreases, the wound will be difficult to heal, reducing the function of most immune cells and increasing the conversion of testosterone hormone to dihydro testosteron, which increases sebum secretion. Excessive and keratinized hair follicles – the main cause of acne.

The hair and nails are brittle

This problem is usually caused by a sufficient concentration of vitamin D and calcium in the body. To tackle this, increase your intake of vegetables like potatoes and broccoli (cauliflower), cow’s milk, yogurt, wheat, and whole grains.

Craving for sugar

Sugar cravings happen when your nervous system is exhausted and need a snack to stay powered up. This does not mean that you need to eat a lot of chocolate right away or bad snacks. Try eating some honey or dark chocolate to reduce your cravings.

Craving for sour food

If you suddenly have a sour craving, you’re probably having problems with your liver or gallbladder, which are triggered by acidic foods. To solve this problem, eat plenty of lemons and blueberries.

In a report to the Ministry of Health, Bach Mai Hospital said that from February 1, 2020, the number of employees and job transfer to other agencies at Bach Mai Hospital was 221 people. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Quang Tuan, Director of Bach Mai Hospital confirmed that many of the hospital’s human resources have recently quit their jobs and moved to other places. Among those taking leave, some have the title of Associate Professor and Doctor, but the leave is to move to another place with higher income. In addition, human resources quit due to the reorganization of payroll and employment positions due to complete financial autonomy in the hospital.

The hospital report also said that during this period, the hospital recruited and signed contracts with 506 people, including: 199 people who are officials, employees, and workers with professional qualifications; 232 nurses, medical technicians have completed training courses to improve skills organized by the hospital in 2019 and 75 working positions to welcome, guide and transport patients …

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So is there a situation of “brain drain” at Bach Mai Hospital as public opinion raises? Talking with reporters, some doctors and staff shared about the reasons why they quit their jobs at Bach Mai Hospital, and also shared their sadness and concerns when they had been with the hospital for many years.

Working in the Department of Oncology of Bach Mai Hospital since the days of university graduation until the retirement age, Dr. LVT is one of 222 staff members and staff who just resigned. Without stating the reason for taking leave, Dr. T asserted that not only him but also many doctors and staff had feelings of “sadness and concern.”

“I am very sad when I have to move to the hospital even though I am going to the retirement age and have to move to the hospital for many years,” said Mr. T.

Many other staff members resigned at Bach Mai Hospital also expressed their regret. However, when asked about the reason why they decided to quit their job at a large hospital like Bach Mai, many people said that it was a personal reason. Some even refused to answer because they quit their jobs and were no longer members of this hospital.

Quitting his job at Bach Mai Hospital from March 2021, Mr. NNK, an employee of the Faculty of Pharmacy shared, he sent his leave to his leaders right after Tet for many reasons, of which the main reason was due to the mechanism of The hospital has a change: “This change makes medical staff like us have to work more and more pressure, but the total income not only does not increase but also decrease than before”.

Answering VOV.VN’s reporter, Dr. Do Van Thanh, Head of Personnel and Organization Department, Bach Mai Hospital, it is normal for employees to quit their jobs, taking place every year. However, the past year at Bach Mai hospital is clearly higher.

Mr. Thanh also said that in parallel with 221 employees who changed jobs and quit their jobs, from February 1, 2020, the hospital has recruited and signed new contracts of 506 people. In which, the recruitment and reception of cadres, officials and workers with professional qualifications is 199 people (of which 5 persons with post-graduate professional qualifications; Doctor of 4 people; MSc. residents, BSCKI is 98 people, Bachelor of Nursing advanced system, graduate students with excellent grades: 24 people …). At the same time, signed labor contracts for 232 nurses, medical technicians who have completed the training course to improve skills organized by the Hospital in 2019. Deployed to sign labor contracts with the positions. welcoming, guiding and transporting patients … in order to improve the quality of medical examination and treatment services, bring satisfaction to the patient, and the patient’s family is 75 people.

“I affirm this is not brain drain as people think. Moreover, the number of vacations is spread throughout the year and in dozens of units, not massively. The same is true for the new recruitment. The hospital director’s point of view is how to attract highly qualified personnel, so the number one priority is to recruit resident doctors, then advanced bachelor, who have English proficiency … “- Dr. Thanh said.

Also in the report to the Ministry of Health, Bach Mai Hospital said that the total revenue of the hospital in 2020 decreased by nearly 2,000 billion compared to 2019 (down 26%). Although the hospital has applied a policy of supporting staff to stabilize income (2 months each person, the hospital’s salary is blocked because of the COVID-19 epidemic and support for additional income stabilization in the first 6 months of the year). 2020 with a total budget of 120 billion VND), but the income of officials and employees will still decrease much compared to 2019.

According to the report of Bach Mai Hospital, in the implementation of the hospital autonomy pilot project for the period 2020-2021, at the beginning, the hospital faced many difficulties in the apparatus, operation regulations and impacts of the COVID epidemic- 19, especially difficult financial resources.

Bach Mai Hospital said that in order to operate in accordance with the autonomy mechanism in the new situation, the hospital reorganized the apparatus, streamlining unnecessary labor, and re-arranging appropriate labor. qualifications, capabilities and job positions. In particular, the hospital dissolves functional units that are no longer suitable for the hospital’s development in the current period such as dissolution of service units that provide free of charge to patients, merger. the pharmacy system entering the Pharmacy Faculty in accordance with regulations and implementing the small and medium private health rapidly develops …

Dr. Do Van Thanh added that over the past time, due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the number of patients visiting Bach Mai Hospital has decreased significantly. In the past, the hospital received from 6,000 to 7,000 patients a day and treated more than 5,000 inpatients. Now due to the epidemic, there are times when the hospital only has more than 1,000 inpatients./.

Patient Pham Thi H. has lingering complaints about doctors from Hue Central Hospital (facility 2) not having a practice certificate, belittling the patient’s life and causing serious consequences for the patient. harm to health and spirit.

In the press release, Hue Central Hospital Unit 2 appreciates the cooperation in resolving the matter in terms of professional identification in diagnosis and treatment at Ms. Pham Thi H.’s unit.

“Through a direct meeting between the hospital and Ms. Pham Thi H. on defining professional responsibilities in diagnosis and treatment of the disease; based on the content of the professional council on April 7, 2021 with the participation of highly specialized doctors and doctors of the hospital and lawyer Nguyen Van Ky (Director of Ky Nguyen Law Firm and Associates), they I would like to synthesize and analyze the remaining problems between the parties “, the press release of Hue Central Hospital Unit 2 stated.

During and after a prolonged treatment course, patient Pham Thi H. had persistent complaints.

According to the hospital, patient Pham Thi H. was diagnosed with a large lip tumor from the hospital. Through clinical examination, subclinical, medical consultation on September 16, 2020, patient H. had surgery to remove the tumor.

After the surgery, due to the incision in a sensitive area of ​​the woman, the nurse Van is the one who directly changes the bandage every day, reports the incision and the doctor Nguyen Du Quyen asks about the wound status of the patient Pham Thi H through nursing Van.

The fact that Dr. Quyen does not directly examine patients after surgery is wrong with professional regulations and inexperience in handling sensitive medical examination and treatment issues. Currently, after the patient has had a second operation to treat wound infections, Mrs. H.’s health has been stable and progressing well.

Doctor Nguyen Du Quyen is a doctor with full clinical practice time of 18 months. The time of surgery for patient Pham Thi H. Doctor Quyen is in the process of waiting for approval for the application for a practicing certificate. Furthermore, this doctor has a certificate of Oncology Specialist Direction and a Clinical Oncology certificate.

Hue Central Hospital Unit 2 affirmed that Doctor Quyen is eligible to operate surgery for patient Pham Thi H. under the guidance and supervision of a practical instructor.

However, the Professional Council concludes that in the process of medical examination and treatment for patient H., doctor Nguyen Du Quyen has not fully implemented the contents of the professional and technical process; do not explain thoroughly and thoughtfully to patients before and after surgery; do not follow up closely patients after surgery.

Hue Central Hospital Facility 2 said, disagreeing with patient H’s claim of VND 500 million.

When the incident happened, Dr. Quyen did not report to the leadership of the department or the leader of the disease for timely handling. Along with that, the leader of the Department of Oncology – Palliative Care is not closely involved in management.

With patient complaints about the location of surgery, the hospital explained: “The patient has had two operations in the operating room, but due to the incision in the sensitive area and ensuring the patient’s sophistication, the doctor should check in the minor operating room, not perform a bed check as usual. Therefore, it is not true that patient H. reflects his surgery at the hospital warehouse ”.

The hospital repeatedly met, reorganized and introduced the discipline of reprimand and benefit deduction according to the hospital’s internal spending regulations for two related doctors, Dr. Phan Canh Duy – Dean and doctor Dr. Nguyen Du Quyen.

The proposed Hue Central Hospital 2 will be responsible for all hospital fees and surgery costs for patient Pham Thi H. and willingly to support cosmetic treatment of the surgical wound and the caregiver. multiply the amount by 50 million. However, patient H. disagrees and asks the hospital to compensate for the amount of 500 million VND. This request is not consistent with the hospital’s financial capacity and not in accordance with the law.

“In case of disapproval of the plans given by the hospital, the patient has the right to initiate a lawsuit at the People’s Court of Phong Dien district for settlement according to the provisions of Clause 2, Article 80 of the Law on Examination and Treatment 2009.“, Hue Central Hospital Facility 2 stated in the press release.