Patients of this Clinic have reported that all patients can receive dedicated examination, consultancy, monitoring and care by medical staff and treatment by highly-skilled and experienced physicians. The Clinic has met the increasing need of patients and eased hospital overloading.
Located at the crowded centre of District 5 and District 11, Saigon Polytechnical Medical Clinic is a reliable location not only for urban residents, but also those from surrounding provinces. Operated under the guideline “Physicians are like gentle mothers,” the Clinic takes this belief as one of its guidelines for operation. Here, every patient receives examination, consultancy, monitoring and treatment by highly skilled and experienced physician staff, including Professors, Doctors, and doctor masters who are lecturers from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy of HCMC, and experienced doctors from large hospitals of the city. Besides, the Clinic also has a team of doctors who have been trained and issued with certificates and diplomas locally and internationally to meet international standards, had frequent discussions with foreign doctors and participated in specialized meetings in Europe, the United States of America, Australia, and other countries in the region to access current knowledge and held consultation for complicated cases.
Not only focusing on training and recruiting experienced personnel, the Clinic also has invested in modern facilities and equipment for ultrasound, X-ray, and biochemical testing. The Clinic provides many services of high-quality health care, in all specialties including Paediatrics, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics, Minor Surgery, Ophthalmology, Psychology, and Vaccination for adults, paediatric patients, pregnant women and the elderly. This system of equipment is designed maximize its examination and treatment capacity and deserve the full trust of its patients.
In addition to the patient's health care and focusing on improving service quality, the Clinic is implementing a project to improve community health care. According to Dr Dang Ngoc Phi Nga, director of the Clinic, the Clinic is implementing this project in direct coordination with the HCMC University of Medicine and Pharmacy on Saturdays, at 99-109 Thuan Kieu , Ward 4, District 11, HCMC. Here, regular specialized seminars and talks are held on immunization in children, how to overcome anorexia in children, and the skills of neonatal care.
The Clinic has been working with prestigious medical institutions locally and internationally with the participation of professionals from the US, Canada and France to organize training courses from basic to advanced health care skills for those who work as professionals including doctors, nurses and all entities in the community. One example is training courses on skills to take care of children with autism, organized in cooperation with the Academy of American Paediatrics or AAP, representatives from Project Vietnam international charity, Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy. This program has been highly evaluated by the specialized agencies and many parents. On International Children’s Day, the 1st of June, the Clinic offered free medical care for children in HCMC and neighbouring provinces.
Currently, Paediatrics is a specialized group which is being invested for development in the Clinic. The investment has solved both the immediate key problem of overloaded paediatric hospitals and contributed to improving indicators of Vietnam child health care in the future. From the first office in District 11, HCMC, the Clinic plans to develop a system of clinics in many areas of HCM City and some neighbouring provinces to help improve community health care, in cooperation with the health sector.
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