Remote medical examination and treatment system (Telehealth) of Viettel Military Industry – Telecommunications Group (Viettel) announced its contribution of 450 billion VND to the Covid-19 vaccine fund. Previously, Viettel’s officers and employees donated VND 19 billion to build a remote consultation center for the health sector. Mr. Le Dang Dung, Acting Chairman and General Director of Viettel said: “As a key enterprise of the country, Viettel is committed to both contributing technology solutions and taking the lead in financial contribution to the joint venture. Government to fight the epidemic”. Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic in early 2020, with the strength of being a technology enterprise, Viettel has supported the Government with many important solutions, effectively supporting the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic. . Specifically, Viettel has built a remote medical examination and treatment system (Telehealth) to 1,300 medical facilities nationwide, deployed 700 bridge points at hospitals with Covid-19 cases. Building the portal and app “Vietnam Health”, Medical Declaration, Disease Map, Electronic Health Book, Covid-19 Vaccine Passport nationwide. In particular, in just two weeks, Viettel has installed and integrated nearly 4,000 surveillance cameras in isolation areas in the northern provinces. Viettel’s virtual switchboard (Cyber ​​Bot) has made more than 200,000 calls to subscribers who have not installed Bluezone to mobilize and provide instructions on how to use it to protect themselves and the community from the Covid-19 epidemic.

Illustration. (Source: Viettel) Military Industry-Telecommunications Group (Viettel) announced that it has contributed 450 billion VND to the COVID-19 vaccine fund. Before that, Viettel’s staffs had donations 19 billion VND to build a teleconference center for the health sector. Mr. Le Dang Dung – Acting Chairman and General Director of Viettel said: “As a key enterprise of the country, Viettel is committed to both contributing technology solutions and taking the lead in contributing financially and determinedly. together with the Government to fight the epidemic.’ Since the outbreak began in early 2020, with its strength as a technology enterprise, Viettel has supported the Government with many important solutions, effectively supporting the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic. Specifically, Viettel has built a Telehealth telehealth system to 1,300 medical facilities nationwide, deployed 700 bridge points at hospitals with cases. Building Portal and app “Vietnam Health”, Medical Declaration, Disease Map, Electronic Health Book, COVID-19 Vaccine Passport nationwide. The number of medical declarations from February 2020 to present reached 25,197,428. Portal “Vietnam Health” has a website with 43 million visits, this application also reaches about 1.6 million downloads. Especially, in just two weeks, Viettel has installed and integrated nearly 4,000 surveillance cameras in isolated areas in the northern provinces. Viettel’s virtual switchboard (Cyber ​​Bot) has made more than 200,000 calls to subscribers who have not installed Bluezone to mobilize and provide instructions on how to use it to protect themselves and the community from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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.