(Baonghean.vn) - Not working in hospitals, nor wearing white coats, but for the people in the border areas, village nurses are real doctors, always devoted to the health of the people. Having the opportunity to follow them on their journey to visit and examine the people in the highlands, we can understand the difficulties, hardships and their shining love for the profession.
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| For more than 30 years as a village nurse, for Mr. Nguyen Canh Hoi in Cao Veu village, Phuc Son commune, Anh Son district, there is no hardship in his job that he has not experienced. He is very familiar with trips to visit and examine patients that require him to cross hills, streams, and houses that are several kilometers away from home... |
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| In remote border areas, the elderly and children rarely have the opportunity to go to the central area, so Mr. Hoi often has to proactively visit families with sick members to examine them. |
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| Ms. Nguyen Thi Lien has only been in the profession for more than 5 years, and her monthly allowance is only 600,000 VND, but she always tries to overcome all difficulties to do the job she loves. She often has to go to every alley, knock on every door to encourage and advise women on how to take care of their family's health. |
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| Thanks to the people working in the village health sector like Ms. Lien, Mr. Hoi..., the implementation of national health target programs such as: Malaria prevention; malnutrition prevention for children... in the mountainous district of Anh Son has been carried out effectively. |
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| And also because of their dedication, love for the profession, and devotion to the health of their fellow countrymen, the village health workers always receive the love of the people. For them, it is a great joy, happiness, and motivation to continue to contribute. In the photo: People thank the village health workers with gifts of sweet potatoes and cassava from their home gardens. |
Trang Tran
