At the program, the speakers were psychologists and doctors from the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine (175 Military Hospital) and Ho Chi Minh City Open University, who discussed with inpatient cancer patients on the topic of "Positive Living". In an open atmosphere, the experts shared about the psychological characteristics of cancer patients, the factors that create positivity in thinking and action to create the strength to overcome the disease... Many stories and illustrations that are close to the characteristics of the admission and treatment of the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine helped patients to open their hearts, be happier and more determined in the treatment journey ahead.

Psychologists share about positive living spirit with patients at the program.

Dr. Le Nguyen Quoc Khang, Vice Principal of Ho Chi Minh City Open University, said: “The program is a meaningful spiritual gift from the school’s staff, employees, and students, contributing to encouraging and motivating patients to always live optimistically and soon overcome their illness to return to their families. At the same time, the program is a word of gratitude to the doctors, nurses, and technicians who have always accompanied the journey of protecting the health of patients.”

Representatives of the two units visited patients in difficult circumstances being treated at the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.
Ho Chi Minh City Open University presented meaningful gifts to show gratitude to doctors and patients.

Colonel, Dr. Dao Tien Manh, Deputy Director of the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine (175 Military Hospital) informed that: "Understanding the psychology and pain of cancer patients, the medical team of the unit is always dedicated and devoted to caring with the most optimal procedures. In particular, palliative care therapies and mental care for patients are always given top priority. This program is a specific and practical activity to encourage and cheer patients to overcome difficulties and live happier and more positive lives."

The organizers presented gifts of encouragement to patients at the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.

At the program, Ho Chi Minh City Open University presented practical gifts to thank and express gratitude to doctors, nurses, technicians... of the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine. At the same time, it presented the "Opening Love" bookshelf and the "Sowing Seeds of Love" hanging tree area. Thereby, creating a relaxing reading space, helping to spread a positive spirit to patients as well as medical staff and doctors through meaningful books, messages of love and care.

On this occasion, the two units also coordinated to present about 200 gifts to inpatients receiving treatment at the Institute of Oncology and Nuclear Medicine (Military Hospital 175).

News and photos: HUNG KHOA