Leaders of Nghe An Department of Health inspect Corona epidemic prevention and control work at many hospitals

On February 4, Associate Professor, Dr. Duong Dinh Chinh - Director of the Department of Health led a working delegation to inspect the prevention and control of Corona epidemic at the Southwest Regional General Hospital and Anh Son District Medical Center.
According to reports from medical facilities, in recent days, the unit has assigned quarantine officers to work 24/7, fully prepared equipment to prevent and control acute respiratory infections, as well as applied and innovated in practical conditions, disinfected and sanitized the environment in the quarantine area as well as the entire hospital environment....

The working delegation led by Associate Professor - Dr. Duong Dinh Chinh inspected the Southwest Regional General Hospital and Anh Son District Medical Center.

After listening to the report and directly inspecting, the Director of the Department of Health requested that the Southwest Regional General Hospital prepare well for scenarios to prevent, control and treat patients infected with the epidemic here according to the "4 on-site" motto, except for very severe cases that must be transferred to higher levels. At the same time, it is necessary to always proactively develop all plans and protocols to be ready to respond, isolate and treat promptly to prevent the epidemic from spreading.

Also today, another working delegation led by Mr. Tran Minh Tue - Deputy Director of the Department of Health, inspected the epidemic prevention and control work at Nghe An Lung Hospital.

Isolation room at Nghe An Lung Hospital.

According to the hospital's leaders, in the past time, the unit has increased propaganda on the hospital's loudspeakers, posted posters about acute respiratory infections caused by the Corona virus in the examination departments and isolation rooms; organized training for all medical staff; prepared isolation area charts; arranged a separate examination room for suspected cases; prepared a stock of medicine, infusion fluids, masks, and protective clothing for medical staff; prepared tools for collecting specimens and plans to transfer samples according to regulations...