"Guarding Intestinal Health, Healthy Body" Health Management Branch of Chinese Geriatric Society Launches Public Welfare Activities of "Party Building + Free Clinic"
2024-06-06 17:03:00 Source: 中国老年医学学会
May 29, 2024 is the 20th "World Intestinal Health Day". In order to popularize intestinal health knowledge and advocate a healthy and civilized lifestyle, Liu Zhong, Vice president of the Health Management Branch of the Chinese Geriatrics Society and director of the Health Management Center of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine, led three doctors Qiu Lihong, Jin Piaopiao and Lu Zhangfan. Jointly with Xiaoying Street Community Health Service Center of Shangcheng District of Hangzhou, the "Party building + free diagnosis" public welfare activities were carried out in Xiaoying Red Lane Park.
At the event, medical workers took blood pressure measurements for free, distributed health brochures, and popularized preventive health knowledge about intestinal diseases to residents who came to consult. By carefully inquiring about the medical history and checking the examination reports carried by the residents, the medical staff conducted a comprehensive assessment of the gastrointestinal health status of the residents, patiently answered relevant questions, and provided reasonable prevention and treatment suggestions for individuals.
At the same time, the medical staff also explained to residents the common clinical symptoms of colorectal cancer and effective early screening methods. Volunteers from the community and Nuohui Health guided residents to fill in the colorectal cancer risk questionnaire on site. For residents whose scores showed that they were at high risk, Nuohui Health also provided non-invasive multi-target fecal FIT-DNA genetic test for rectal cancer precision screening free of charge.
This public welfare activity received strong support and cooperation from the staff of Xiaoying Street Community Health Service Center. 6 medical staff and 4 volunteers participated in this public welfare activity. More than 60 residents came to consult, and the professionalism and professionalism of experts and volunteers won wide praise from the residents present. Everyone said that through this activity, they further deepened their understanding of gastrointestinal diseases, learned the awareness of prevention, and improved their self-care ability. The branch will continue to be enthusiastic about social welfare undertakings in the future work, wholeheartedly serve the masses, and escort the health of the masses.