Health Screening Launched for Thousands in Ia Dom Border Commune
A comprehensive program launched in the border commune of Ia Dom, Gia Lai province, provides thousands of local residents with free periodic health check-ups and electronic health records.
A free periodic health check-up, screening, and electronic health record creation program benefiting more than 5,700 people was launched in the border commune of Ia Dom, Gia Lai province, running from September 4 to September 28.
Scope of the Health Screening
The People's Committee of Ia Dom commune in Gia Lai province, in coordination with the Duc Co Health Center, has launched a health campaign. Under this initiative, free periodic examinations and electronic record-creation activities are being conducted for local residents.
Detailed Clinical Examinations
Within the framework of the campaign, more than 5,700 residents living in the Ia Dom border commune are expected to undergo health check-ups. Local citizens are examined by specialized healthcare teams through blood pressure, pulse, and body temperature measurements, alongside general internal medicine and multi-specialty examinations.
Paraclinical Tests and Referrals
For individuals aged 18 and older, paraclinical tests such as complete blood counts, blood glucose, kidney, and liver function tests are supported to enable the early detection of potential health risks. Patients receive lifestyle recommendations and are referred for treatment when necessary.
VNeID Integration
Examination results are updated and integrated into electronic health records on the VNeID application. This system makes it easier for citizens to track their medical histories while enhancing the quality of primary healthcare services.