1,000 hospital beds are full.

NDO - In response to the government 's requirements regarding progress and avoiding resource waste to ensure early commissioning, Associate Professor, Dr. Dao Xuan Co - Director of Bach Mai Hospital, stated that the hospital is ready to receive and put into use the second facility of Bach Mai Hospital.

1,000 hospital beds will be filled within 3-6 months.

During a working session on mechanisms and solutions to overcome difficulties for the second phase projects of Bach Mai Hospital and Viet Duc Hospital in Ha Nam province, Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long requested relevant units to urgently coordinate in order to bring these facilities into operation as soon as possible.

Speaking with Nhan Dan Newspaper, Associate Professor, Dr. Dao Xuan Co - Director of Bach Mai Hospital, said that Bach Mai Hospital is currently deploying medical staff and is ready to receive and put into use the second facility of Bach Mai Hospital.

Facility 2 in Ha Nam province is expected to have approximately 1,000 beds, and it is anticipated that all beds will be filled within 3-6 months.

Bach Mai Hospital's second facility is located in Ha Nam province.

Representatives from Bach Mai Hospital also stated that the unit has very "ambitions," aiming to transform its second facility into a specialized medical center, an "extension" of its first facility. The Ha Nam facility will be equipped with modern, integrated equipment; the departments and wards will ensure the same quality of treatment and patient care as at the Hanoi facility.

In particular, when the second facility becomes operational, it will help many patients who need to be transferred to other facilities to avoid traveling to downtown Hanoi, preventing a reduction in the chances of emergency care and treatment for patients due to time and travel issues, and allowing patients to receive care quickly and conveniently.

Associate Professor, Dr. Dao Xuan Co - Director of Bach Mai Hospital, said that the second facility is expected to have about 1,000 beds and will be fully occupied within 3-6 months.

Over the past period, the Government has issued many directives to resolve difficulties and obstacles facing the two projects. In particular, the Ministry of Health has taken the lead, coordinating with relevant ministries and agencies to develop mechanisms for handling and resolving these difficulties.

With a sense of urgency to bring the two projects into operation as soon as possible and avoid waste, the relevant parties are working urgently to resolve obstacles to ensure the completion and commissioning of the two projects in 2025, in accordance with Government Resolution No. 34/NQ-CP.

Applying AI in every corner of the hospital.

In the coming period, Bach Mai Hospital will orient its development according to six main pillars, including those focused on applying scientific and technological achievements and artificial intelligence to improve the efficiency of management and medical examination and treatment, such as: Applying artificial intelligence in diagnosis, treatment and patient management; Applying 3D printing technology in the production of medical products and equipment for patients; Applying gene therapy techniques and stem cell technology in disease treatment; and Applying robotic surgery…

Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Van Giap, Deputy Director of Bach Mai Hospital, said that Bach Mai Hospital examines an average of 1,000 patients per hour, and about 8,000 cases per day.

Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Van Giap, Deputy Director of Bach Mai Hospital, shared his insights on the application of AI in patient support.

In a year, more than 2 million records of information for 2 million outpatients and over 200,000 inpatients are processed. This results in a vast amount of information being collected, leading to enormous figures and data.

Applying this data can help in early diagnosis of patients using AI, detecting early signs of disease so that patients can receive complete treatment, predicting disease trends, and providing personalized treatment for each patient will be greatly improved.

Training and transferring AI technology to specialized teams will be many times more effective than traditional methods.

The application of artificial intelligence in disease diagnosis and screening in paraclinical fields, diagnostic tests, and functional exploration helps in early detection, providing quick, accurate, and comprehensive results about the disease.

More broadly, the development and application of big data and data banks in research will help treatment activities provide accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatments, and update treatment guidelines worldwide.

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