Neonatal Medical Equipment Handed over Khanh Hoa Province
By providing neonatal medical equipment and offering effective training on its utilization, healthcare professionals in remote areas like Khanh Son will be capable of delivering quality care and treatment for newborns from the moment of birth.
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| On October 10, 2024, the German Consulate General (GCG) in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and VinaCapital Foundation’s (VCF) Survive to Thrive program organized a ceremony to donate 25 pieces of life-saving neonatal medical equipment to Khanh Son District Medical Center in Khanh Hoa province. The medical equipment included: two crash carts, two 5-parameter monitors, two portable phlegm suction units, four intubation kits, one continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine, one infusion pump, one fetal monitor, one nebulizer, one electrocardiogram machine (ECG), nine dopplers and one infant warmer. |
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