Nearly 120 medical staff updated their knowledge about ultrasound

(DN) - On the morning of October 25, nearly 120 medical staff, including doctors and technicians at medical facilities from provincial to communal levels in Dong Nai, participated in the scientific workshop on "Ultrasound approach to diagnosing acute abdominal pain in children".

The program is organized by the Department of Health in coordination with Dong Nai Children's Hospital to continuously update medical knowledge for medical staff in the province.

Nearly 120 medical staff, including doctors and technicians at medical facilities from provincial to communal levels in Dong Nai province, participated in the scientific workshop on "Ultrasound approach to diagnosing acute abdominal pain in children". Photo: Minh Tai

Master, Doctor Le Anh Phong, Director of Dong Nai Children's Hospital said: Children cannot clearly describe the symptoms of their illness like adults. When facing pain, children often cry, making it difficult for doctors to examine and make an accurate diagnosis.

Therefore, diagnostic imaging techniques such as ultrasound, X-ray, etc. play an important role in helping doctors find diseases and provide treatment plans for children. It is necessary for doctors to have skills and update new knowledge from doctors at higher levels in professional activities and improve their skills.

Doctors are instructed to practice ultrasound at Dong Nai Children's Hospital. Photo: DVCC

This workshop is one of the series of training programs that the health sector implements to improve the capacity of doctors and medical staff at the grassroots level. Doctors will have access to machines and diagnostic imaging equipment, and grasp information about clinical symptoms of acute diseases in children. From there, it contributes to early detection, diagnosis and treatment for patients, reducing complications and bringing effective treatment to patients.

Bich Nhan

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/xa-hoi/y-te/202510/gan-120-nhan-vien-y-te-cap-nhat-kien-thuc-ve-sieu-am-ccf19a9/