"Uncle, quick, the doctor from the town health center is in the village committee for free consultation, I'll take you over to let the doctor take a look." Just after lunch on December 6, Tuersun, a villager of Towanketofu Khan Village, Tovkhan Town, Wensu County, Xinjiang. Wu Shouer rushed to the village committee with his uncle Amer Zaire to participate in the winter free clinic and health knowledge promotion activities organized by the town health center.
The medical staff of the town health center carried out free clinics in the meeting room of the village committee, and the staff checked the physical condition of the masses in an orderly manner, and explained to the masses common sense such as health care knowledge, food safety, and rational use of drugs. The doctors conscientiously conducted free health check-ups for the villagers, providing free consultation items including auscultation, blood pressure measurement, blood sugar measurement, ophthalmology and other examination services, and the doctors answered questions according to the physical health, daily diet and medication of the villagers who came to consult.
Comrade Cao Binguo, Secretary of the Party Branch of Towanketovhan Village, said: "This free clinic activity has enhanced the understanding of the elderly and frail villagers in our village about their own health status and their ability to prevent and resist diseases, and sent health and warmth to the villagers, so that everyone can enjoy intimate, thoughtful and convenient medical services without leaving home." Next, Tovhan Town will effectively improve the sense of gain, happiness and security of the people in the jurisdiction, and deliver more affordable and convenient services to the villagers. ”
The purpose of this free clinic activity is to allow the masses to enjoy high-quality medical resources and services at their doorstep. In the next step, the Tovhan Town Health Center will continue to carry out the free clinic activities of "excellent service, benefiting people's livelihood and sending health" to solve the pain of the masses, improve the health literacy of the masses, and make the masses more "heart-warming" when they see a doctor. (Chen Ling, Liang Shaobo).