(HBO) - From the beginning of July 2018, the Hoa Binh General Hospital has received over 700 patients per day, much higher than 400-500 patients previously. This shows the hospital is regaining people’s trust after the medical incident at its kidney dialysis division in 2017.

Towards the goal of becoming a complete first-class general hospital by 2020, the hospital will firstly build itself into a green, clean and beautiful medical establishment.

It will focus on improving the quality of services, towards public health care and meeting patents’ satisfaction.

Among its nearly 700 staff and medical workers, there are the three PhDs, two post-graduates, nine masters, 20 second-level specialists; 49 first-level specialists; and 84 doctors.

The hospital has provided 13,061 techniques, including 11,278 provincial-level and 1,783
central-level ones. 

Many surgical procedures applied in central-level hospitals have been successfully implemented in the hospital, contributing to reducing treatment costs for people.


The hospital has also performed complicated s
urgical techniques such as brain tumor surgery; colorectal surgery through endoscopy; cataract surgery by phacoemulsification; hemodialysis, plasma replacement and chemotherapy.

The gene screening test of thalasemia and the neonatal screening test for detecting congenital hypothyroidism are also conducted in the hospital.  From June 2018, the hospital has provided the treatment service for children with autism in the Pediatrics ward.

 

The surgical kidneystone removal through the skin is performed in the hospital

 

Apart from the professional work, the hospital has also stepped up humanitarian activities. In the first six months of 2018, the hospital and charitable organizations provided nearly 63 million VND in cash and items for 174 poor patients, and gave porridge valued at 104 million VND to inpatients./.

 

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