National Assembly Delegation congratulates Vietnamese Doctors' Day

(Baonghean.vn) - On the occasion of the 61st anniversary of Vietnam Doctors' Day on the morning of February 26, Comrade Pham Van Tan, Head of the National Assembly Delegation, visited and congratulated leaders, staff, officers, doctors and nurses of a number of medical units in the province.

At the Department of Health, comrade Pham Van Tan thanked the health sector's staff for taking care of and protecting the health of the people of the province in the past time. He also highly appreciated the efforts of the entire sector in improving medical ethics, innovating service style and attitude, developing new and specialized techniques to contribute to improving the quality of medical examination and treatment step by step to meet the satisfaction of the people.

Comrade Pham Van Tan spoke and highly appreciated the efforts of Nghe An Health sector in 2015.

2015 was a year of many successes for the Nghe An health sector, notably the successful control of epidemics, improvement of the quality of medical examination and treatment, and the implementation of many new techniques. At the same time, the whole sector promoted the application of information technology in management, deploying medical examination and treatment software to more than 95% of commune health stations in the whole province.

Giving flowers to congratulate the Health Care and Protection Board for cadres

Congratulations to the staff and doctors of the Provincial Health Care Board and Quynh Luu General Hospital. He highly appreciated the contributions of the units in taking care of people's health. At the same time, he hoped that in 2016, the staff and doctors of the hospital would unite, strive, promote medical ethics, train themselves to be good at their profession, be dedicated to patients, promptly grasp and apply advanced techniques in medical examination and treatment.

Congratulations to Quynh Luu General Hospital

In particular, we must know how to utilize and attract talents, and focus on investing in and training human resources to fulfill the role of reducing the load on upper-level hospitals.

My Ha