At the opening ceremony of the General Clinic of Hanoi Medical University Hospital - Vinh Hung Campus on May 7, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Lan Hieu, Director of Hanoi Medical University Hospital said: The model of Vinh Hung General Clinic is built with the orientation "close to the people - right disease - complete trust", operating under a comprehensive cooperation mechanism with Vinh Hung Ward Health Station.
In this model, the Health Station plays a core role in primary health care, preventive medicine and community health management; the clinic plays a role in improving professional quality, training health station staff, supplementing doctor and technical resources, contributing to improving the capacity of medical examination and treatment at the grassroots level.
The combination of the two units contributes to forming an effective treatment stratification model, improving screening capabilities, early detection of diseases, timely treatment and appropriate referrals. Thereby, people can access quality medical services right in their place of residence, reducing pressure on upper-level hospitals and increasing the effectiveness of community health care.
The clinic operates 24/7 with a full system of specialized and paraclinical departments. The facility has been approved by the Ministry of Health for a list of 1,103 medical examination and treatment techniques, allowing deployment from basic techniques to many in-depth techniques right at the grassroots level. Modern equipment systems such as CT scanners, digital X-rays, 4D ultrasound and electronic medical records and remote consultation support solutions help connect expertise with the central level, ensuring accurate, continuous and effective diagnosis and treatment processes.
The General Clinic of Hanoi Medical University Hospital - Vinh Hung facility is invested with a system of clinics, laboratories and closed, modern functional areas, helping to optimize the examination process, shorten waiting times and create convenience for people in the process of accessing medical services.
Clinical and paraclinical specialties are organized synchronously, meeting both the needs of initial examination and treatment and specialized treatment. The clinic gathers a full range of specialties such as internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, ENT, dentistry, eye, dermatology, musculoskeletal... along with a modern system of testing, diagnostic imaging and functional exploration.
Also according to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Lan Hieu, people will have access to a team of doctors and experts in many fields right at their place of residence. In addition to medical examination and treatment, the clinic also coordinates with the Health Station to implement vaccination, manage chronic diseases under HI, health education communication and build an initial emergency center to serve the local community.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Quoc Hoa, in charge of the General Clinic of Hanoi Medical University Hospital - Vinh Hung facility, said that with synchronous investment in facilities, human resources and operating procedures, the General Clinic of Hanoi Medical University Hospital - Vinh Hung facility aims to build a comprehensive, continuous health care model with the people at the center; and at the same time contribute to consolidating the grassroots health system towards modernity and sustainability.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Dam in Linh Nam ward, Hanoi shared: "Previously, if I wanted to be examined, I had to go far and through many steps at health facilities in the right tuyến. This time, I went to the General Clinic of Hanoi Medical University Hospital - Vinh Hung Facility to check my health, which is both close to home and quick. In just over an hour, I had examined many services such as blood tests, ultrasound, dental examination. People like us can access quality medical services right at our place of residence.
On the occasion of the opening, the Hospital coordinated with Vinh Hung Ward Health Station to organize a charity medical examination program for 150 people, including 100 workers in difficult circumstances and 50 ethnic minority students aged 14-15 from Hoa Sua School.
