These doctors and nurses nurture hope for underprivileged children.
Duc Anh - Hoang Yen
The medical team at the Neurology and Rehabilitation Department of Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital has been working tirelessly, day and night, to treat and bring hope to underprivileged children.
The Neurology and Rehabilitation Department of Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital currently has 46 doctors, nurses, and staff members. Of these, the rehabilitation department comprises 17 staff members, including 4 doctors and 13 technicians. Their work involves not only treatment but also accompanying and supporting these underprivileged children. Photo: Duc AnhEvery day, the department receives nearly 100 pediatric patients, mostly those with cerebral palsy, developmental delays, language disorders, speech disorders, peripheral paralysis, acute torticollis, encephalitis, and postpartum arm weakness/paralysis... Photo: Duc AnhThese are unfortunate children, but thanks to the dedication of the medical team, they are gradually taking their first steps on their recovery journey. Photo: Duc AnhDr. Nguyen Duc Tinh shared: "The treatment methods at the Department not only focus on neurological and internal medicine assessments but also incorporate comprehensive rehabilitation. Each child patient is thoroughly examined by doctors upon admission to develop a suitable treatment plan." Photo: Duc AnhThe rehabilitation exercises are tailored to each individual case by the medical team, helping the children improve their mobility, communication, and daily activities. Photo: Duc AnhIn particular, for children with language disorders, doctors will employ specialized interventions to help them communicate and improve their language skills. This is a process that requires perseverance from both the medical team and the patients. Photo: Duc AnhThe team of technicians is conducting exercise sessions for children with flat feet. Photo: Duc AnhAccording to statistics, approximately 60% of the patients in the department are children with cerebral palsy and developmental delays. Thanks to the dedication and perseverance of the doctors, many children have shown positive progress. Photo: Duc AnhAfter treatment, many children are able to live independently, communicate, and even integrate into the learning environment. Photo: Duc AnhThe greatest joy for a doctor is seeing the happy smiles of children and their families when an arm can move, a pair of legs can walk, or a voice can be heard again after months of persistent training. Photo: Duc AnhIn the fight against disease, the medical staff at the Neurology and Rehabilitation Department of Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital are the silent warriors. They not only bring hope but also provide spiritual support to families with sick children. The journey ahead is still challenging, but with dedication and love, they will continue to help these little wings find a bright future. Photo: Duc Anh
