Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital speaks out after being accused of forcing pregnant women to buy milk
On the evening of March 21, Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital officially spoke out about the suspicion that the medical staff of this hospital forced pregnant women to buy milk and some products.
Accordingly, right after receiving information from a number of media, the hospital’s leadership team urgently met with relevant departments and treatment departments to verify the above information.
Currently, the hospital has recorded a case where the hospital’s medical staff did not follow the correct patient care process when introducing patients to use milk and some other postpartum hygiene products but the advice was not clear, misleading the patient. Currently, the Hospital has strictly handled this case according to regulations.
Through this, the hospital also informs patients and patients’ family members who have been, are and will use the hospital’s services as follows:
The policy of the Party Committee and the Board of Directors of Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital is to prohibit medical staff from “forcing” or “excessively advising” patients to buy milk, ginger ale, and nuggets. milk benefits, cleaning solutions, … in any form.
At the hospital, medical staff only advise on nutrition if the patient needs it. Medical staff do not sell any medicinal products or dietary supplements at the ward and do not force patients to buy any products if the patient does not need them.
Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital also affirms that all patients who have been, are and will use services at the Hospital are treated equally with service quality, professional capacity and attitude of medical staff. economy in the best way.
If detecting or receiving feedback on any violation of regulations, the hospital’s Board of Directors will resolutely handle strictly according to regulations.
Source: Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital
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