Amid the joyful reunions of the early days of the Lunar New Year, doctors at the Vietnam–Cuba Friendship Hospital Dong Hoi in Quang Tri province maintain strict round-the-clock duty to ensure uninterrupted emergency care, medical treatment and public health services throughout the Tet holiday.
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| Over his 26-year career, Dr Bui Xuan Hai, Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation, has spent around ten Lunar New Year holidays on duty at the hospital. |
Amid the joyful reunions of the early days of the Lunar New Year, doctors at the Vietnam–Cuba Friendship Hospital Dong Hoi in Quang Tri province maintain strict round-the-clock duty to ensure uninterrupted emergency care, medical treatment and public health services throughout the Tet holiday.
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| Over his 26-year career, Dr Bui Xuan Hai, Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation, has spent around ten Lunar New Year holidays on duty at the hospital. |
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| In her first Lunar New Year on duty at the hospital, nurse Duong Khanh Quynh of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation felt some initial nervousness but quickly adapted to the pace of work. |
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| Midwife Phan Thi Thu Binh of the Obstetrics Unit shares her joy after welcoming a newborn during Tet. |
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| While many families gather for reunion meals, doctors and medical staff here remain dedicated to their duties, staying on 24-hour shifts to ensure uninterrupted emergency and treatment services for patients. |
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| Le Tuan Linh and Dang Thi Thuy from Dong Hoi ward welcomed their baby during Tet at the Vietnam–Cuba Friendship Hospital Dong Hoi, where they were cared for with warmth and professionalism by the medical team throughout their stay. |
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| To ensure uninterrupted medical examination and treatment services during Tet, department leaders proactively manage operations and arrange staff accordingly__Photo: VNS/VNA |
To ensure uninterrupted medical examination and treatment services during Tet, department leaders proactively manage operations and arrange staff accordingly.
In her first Lunar New Year on duty at the hospital, nurse Duong Khanh Quynh of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation felt some initial nervousness but quickly adapted to the pace of work.
Midwife Phan Thi Thu Binh of the Obstetrics Unit shares her joy after welcoming a newborn during Tet.
While many families gather for reunion meals, doctors and medical staff here remain dedicated to their duties, staying on 24-hour shifts to ensure uninterrupted emergency and treatment services for patients.
The family of Le Tuan Linh and Dang Thi Thuy from Dong Hoi ward welcomed their newborn during Tet at the Vietnam–Cuba Friendship Hospital Dong Hoi. Throughout their stay, they received attentive and dedicated care from the hospital’s medical staff.- (VNS/VLLF)
