The Phu Yen Provincial Nursing Association has 15 branches with over 900 members, including nurses, technicians, and midwives. According to Distinguished Physician Dao My Diem Kieu, President of the Phu Yen Provincial Nursing Association and Head of the Nursing Department at Phu Yen General Hospital, nursing is a profession where "sweat is shed so that patients can smile." Patients' health stabilizes and they are discharged from the hospital quickly – this is the silent result and the significant contribution of nurses.
On the occasion of International Nurses Day (May 12th), Phu Yen Newspaper presents some images of the work of these unsung "white-coat warriors".
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| Nurses from the General Internal Medicine Department, Tuy Hoa City Medical Center, advise a hypertensive patient on adopting a healthy diet. |
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| Nurses from the General Outpatient Department, Phu Yen Traditional Medicine Hospital (on the right) cooperate while a doctor performs the thread embedding technique. |
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| Nurses from the Postpartum Department, Phu Yen Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital, guide mothers on breastfeeding. |
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| Nurses at Phu Yen General Hospital adjust the infusion rate using an electric syringe pump for a patient who just underwent surgery in the Anesthesia and Resuscitation Department (left); monitor continuous hemodialysis for a patient with pneumonia, acute pulmonary edema, hyperkalemia, etc., in the Intensive Care and Toxicology Department (right). |
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| Nurses from the Department of Rehabilitation, Orthopedics, and Assistive Device Production at Phu Yen Rehabilitation Hospital care for a patient paralyzed due to a stroke (left photo). Medical technicians provide rehabilitation exercises for a patient (right photo). |
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| Nurses from the Dermatology and Cosmetic Department, Phu Yen Dermatology Hospital, instruct patients on medication use. |
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| Nurses at Phu Yen Eye Hospital check the blood pressure of a patient after surgery. |
Source: https://baophuyen.vn/suc-khoe/202505/do-mo-hoi-de-nguoi-benh-no-nu-cuoi-44347f6/
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