Early Diagnosis Ensured Through Regular Health Checks in Hung Yen
Periodic health check programs conducted in Hung Yen province make it easier for citizens to detect chronic conditions early and access treatment.
Thanks to regular health check programs implemented in Hung Yen province, various conditions among citizens are detected early, and timely access to treatment is provided.
Health Screenings in Tra Ly Ward
Residents living in Tra Ly ward undergo free health checks at regular intervals. Routine check-ups organized by the Commune Health Center have uncovered many cases of hypertension and musculoskeletal disorders.
Critical Cases Diagnosed Early
During the check-ups, a 5th-grade student at Tra Ly Primary School was diagnosed with ventricular septal defect, a congenital heart disease. Following guidance given to the child's family, the patient was transferred to Thai Binh Children's Hospital and subsequently to the National Children's Hospital.
Scope of Screening Efforts
Approximately 43,300 people live in Tra Ly Ward. As of September 9, more than 15,500 people have received free periodic health checks, reaching a rate of about 36 percent. All children under 6 years of age have been examined.
Home Visits and Mobile Teams
The commune health center staff conduct health checks for the elderly in residential areas. For citizens with mobility difficulties, the center's mobile team visits their homes to provide examination services.
Findings in Tien Hoa Commune
As a result of two rounds of health checks conducted at the Tien Hoa Commune Health Station, some patients were found to have high blood lipid levels, gout, hypertension, diabetes, and liver cancer screening scores. In addition, numerous new cases of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma were identified.
Digital Integration and Data Management
Following each examination visit, citizens' information is updated in electronic health records, connected to the national health database, and directly integrated into the VNeID application.