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To continue advocating social responsibility, on March 31st, FV Hospital held the press conference “Charity Corneal Transplants to Restore Disadvantaged Patients’ Vision in Cooperation with Singapore National Eye Center (SNEC)”, which received major media coverage.
It’s often said that “the eyes are the windows to the soul”, alluding to how others can understand how we feel by looking into our eyes. From the inside looking out, these vital organs of sight play an extremely important role in how we learn about and navigate the world around us. So, what can we do when we have a problem with our eyes?
Ms V.T.M (33, HCMC) has had ear inflammation since she was young but was never treated. During the period she got married and had children, her hearing ability reduced so significantly that she could not hear noises even at a distance of one metre, including her baby crying to be fed.
Problems posed by drug-resistant bacteria are becoming more serious. Increasingly, doctors are having more difficulties treating cases, patients must spend more time in hospital and more medicines are being administered – and in many instances, care is ineffectual and the patient dies. Due to these factors, Ho Chi Minh City Infection Control Society is cooperating with FV Hospital to organise the scientific seminar “Bacterial resistance: problems and solutions”.
Every year, on 27th February, Vietnamese people have an occasion to show their appreciation for their doctors – professionals who are wholeheartedly devoted to using all of their knowledge and strength to treat and care for their patients. On this Vietnamese Doctor’s Day, everyone at FV Hospital, as well as our many patients, respectfully sends their best wishes to these angels in white coats. We wish everyone who used to work, currently works and will work in the medical field in the future to always be in good health and enjoy every happiness and success in their distinguished career.
From 8th to 10th March 2018, Prof. Donald Tan, ranked among the world’s top 20 eye surgeons, will offer corneal consultations and transplantations at FV Hospital’s Ophthalmology Department.
FV Hospital will hold Patient Safety Week from 12 to 23 March 2018 to reinforce knowledge of safety behaviors and increase engagement in promoting a safe culture. This activity also highlights the renewal of our commitment to patient safety as we move towards the Triennial JCI 2019 reaccreditation. The activities on this event will enhance teamwork and at the same time will bring fun and excitement to all staff of FV!
After giving up all hope and accepting that his malignant tumour would soon cause his death, 70-year-old Cambodian patient Mr. T.S. eventually met with Dr Phan Van Thai from FV Hospital, who developed a treatment plan to save his life.
Clients who want to “refresh” their beauty using treatments such as rhinoplasty, skin rejuvenation, eyelid reshaping or breast augmentation can now benefit from treatment from Dr Alain Michel, a leading plastic surgery specialist from France who will offer consultations and treatment at FV Hospital from Feb 26, 2018 to March 15, 2018.
On Lunar New Year, Outpatient Consultation Centre of FV Hospital will be closed from Thursday, 15th February, 2018 to Tuesday, 20th February, 2018 and will resume on Wednesday 21st February, 2018. FV Saigon Clinic will be closed from Wednesday 14th February, 2018 to Tuesday, 20th February, 2018 and will resume on Wednesday 21st February, 2018
Patients with nephrolithiasis, ureteral stones and bladder stones can now benefit from treatment with the latest generation of lithotripter, the German-manufactured Storz Modulith SLK, at FV Hospital’s Urology Department. From February 5 to March 30, 2018, FV will offer a discount of 30% on the cost of crushing stones via the skin using this technology – an effective, painless form of treatment which helps patients to save money when compared to other traditional forms of treatment.
Dr. Louis Brasseur is a leading pain management specialist in France. His whole life has been connected with this homeland as he graduated from a medical university and received intensive training in France. He had 40 years working in many hospitals across France including being the Director of Pain Management and Inserm Research Unit (Hospital Ambroise Pare) for many years, as well as Director of Pain Management & Supportive Care Unit, René Huguenin Hospital (Curie cancer group), and Director of Pain Management Centre (Anaesthesiology Department) at Bichat Hospital, all units located in Paris area.
