That is one of the goals set out in the plan to implement the Vietnam Sea and Island Healthcare Development Program to 2030 in the province, which has just been issued by the Provincial People's Committee.
According to the plan, the province strives to have 100% of hospitals and medical centers in coastal districts, towns and cities have doctors trained and educated in marine medicine by 2025 to have the capacity to provide emergency care and treatment for specific marine diseases. At the same time, it will increase investment in facilities and equipment for disease control centers, hospitals, medical centers in districts, towns and cities and medical facilities under other ministries and branches located in the sea and island areas to ensure sufficient capacity to perform their tasks.
The province strives for over 80% of offshore fishing vessels to be equipped with medicine cabinets and medical equipment according to regulations; 90% of workers on ships have knowledge of self-protection of health and know how to call for help from medical facilities in case of emergency; 80% of coastal residents are educated, disseminated knowledge, trained in health protection prevention skills, first aid skills and transporting victims to emergency facilities in coastal and island areas.
By 2030, maintain and supplement the number of doctors and medical staff with specialized training in marine medicine, and move towards establishing marine medicine departments at hospitals, district, town and city medical centers in coastal areas to provide emergency care and treatment of specific marine diseases for soldiers and civilians in the province. Continue to invest in modern medical facilities and equipment for disease control centers, hospitals, district, town and city medical centers and medical facilities of other ministries and branches located in coastal areas to ensure conditions for establishing marine medicine departments at hospitals, district, town and city medical centers in coastal areas.
The province also strives for 100% of offshore fishing vessels to be equipped with medicine cabinets and medical equipment according to regulations; 100% of workers on ships have knowledge of self-protection of health and know how to call for help from medical facilities in case of emergency; over 90% of coastal residents are educated, disseminated knowledge, trained in health protection prevention skills, first aid skills and transporting victims to emergency facilities in coastal and island areas.
(PYP)
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