Central Highlands improves health care services
Central Highlands provinces will devise a number of approaches to
improve their healthcare services, according to the Steering Committee
for the Central Highlands.
Central Highlands provinces will devise a number of approaches to
improve their healthcare services, according to the Steering Committee
for the Central Highlands.
The efforts include conducting tailor-made local trainings to ensure a qualified staff contingent for healthcare centres in communes and wards.
They also offer incentives to lure health officers to work in remote and rural areas of the region while actively mobilising resources to develop healthcare facilities.
Publicity campaigns have also been organised in remote and rural areas to raise ethnic minority groups’ awareness of the benefits of health insurance.
Nearly all communes in the region have healthcare centres. More than 66.25 percent meet national standards on facilities and staff quality, according to the Committee.
They have effectively conducted national strategic programmes on health protection, including vaccinations, Vitamin A consumption and deworming services.-VNA
The efforts include conducting tailor-made local trainings to ensure a qualified staff contingent for healthcare centres in communes and wards.
They also offer incentives to lure health officers to work in remote and rural areas of the region while actively mobilising resources to develop healthcare facilities.
Publicity campaigns have also been organised in remote and rural areas to raise ethnic minority groups’ awareness of the benefits of health insurance.
Nearly all communes in the region have healthcare centres. More than 66.25 percent meet national standards on facilities and staff quality, according to the Committee.
They have effectively conducted national strategic programmes on health protection, including vaccinations, Vitamin A consumption and deworming services.-VNA
You should also see
Millions of children in Vietnam protected by vaccination over 40 years: UN agencies
Millions of children in Vietnam have been protected by immunisation over the past 40 years, said the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF offices in Vietnam on April 25 when they mark the World Immunisation Week from April 24-30.
See more
Health
Vietnam eliminates malaria in 46 provinces, cities
Vietnam has eliminated malaria in 46 provinces and centrally-run cities as of the end of last year, and is determined to eradicate the disease by 2030, according to official data.
Health
Vietnam seeks greater access to women’s health services
More than 1,300 healthcare professionals joined a Women’s Health Summit in southern Vietnam in April to update on health matters spanning across a woman’s life.
Health
First int’l symposium on medicinal plants, natural compounds held in Binh Dinh
The first Vietnam International Symposium on Medicinal Plants and Natural Compounds was held in the south central province of Binh Dinh from April 15-17, with nearly 120 delegates, including speakers, scientists and researchers from 13 countries taking part.
Health
Vietnam has first int’l trauma life support training centre
The International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) Training Centre under the Ministry of National Defence’s Military Hospital 175 officially made its debut in Hanoi on April 15. This is the first of its kind in Vietnam and the fifth established in Southeast Asia.
Health
Vietnam has first int’l trauma life support training centre
The International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) Training Centre under the Ministry of National Defence’s Military Hospital 175 officially made its debut in Ho Chi Minh City on April 15.
