Baby & Mom (Thailand) donates 200,000 baht to the Children’s Hospital Foundation to build a negative pressure room. Dealing with emerging diseases in children

Mr. Ruangsak Loychusak, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors, and Kru Koi Natcha Loychusak, Director of Baby & Mom (Thailand) Co., Ltd., the founder of the page to educate people about infertility according to science. BabyAndMom.co.th Make a donation of 200,000 baht to the Children’s Hospital Foundation Chaloem Phrakiat Building Fund to jointly support the construction of a negative pressure room Dealing with emerging diseases in children, with Dr. Akaratan Jitnuyanon, Director of the Queen’s National Children’s Institute, along with Dr. Panida Srisan, Fund Manager of the Chaloem Phrakiat Building and Dr. Pimpak Prachasilchai. pediatric cardiologist Represented at the Children’s Hospital Foundation Chalerm Phra Kiat Building Fund the other day . https://youtu.be/OQ6CWE9tK4s

By Mr. Ruangsak reveals about joining the donation fund to build a negative pressure room Deal with emerging diseases in children this time. Baby & Mom (Thailand) has always focused on the health of mothers and babies. Especially those with infertility who are trying very hard to have a baby to complete their family life. With the love of parents, they want our children to have good health. In the past, Baby & Mom (Thailand) has always helped to promote the health and quality of life of children and young people. from the situation of the epidemic of COVID-19 that spread all over the world Until the impact is more severe than many Outbreaks of emerging diseases in the past at the spread of infection disease severity Has affected the physical and mental health of everyone in the family. Whether adults or children have learned a lesson in this phenomenon Especially medical personnel who have to deal with keeping patients safe and recovering from various infectious diseases. to reduce the loss especially pediatric patients who need special care

Teacher Koi Natcha added that Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health or children’s hospital It is the only public hospital that specializes in children’s diseases in Thailand. It is a reliance on parents who have sick children. There are an average of 400,000 outpatients per year, 18,000 patients per year, most of which are complicated diseases such as heart disease, cancer, neurological and brain diseases. Premature babies, disabled babies, and sick people. that were referred from other hospitals from all over the country

Therefore, it requires personnel with expertise in taking care of children. Caring for pediatric patients requires a service system that is detailed and complex, which is different from caring for adults. As a result, it takes a lot of medical personnel to care for pediatric patients compared to adults. Therefore, it is essential to have a service system that can provide care for pediatric patients with severe infections and emerging infectious diseases that meet national standards.

Negative pressure chambers are therefore essential in the treatment of respiratory infections that can spread rapidly. Both diseases that can be treated or prevented, such as tuberculosis, influenza, measles, chickenpox, and severe emerging diseases in the past like SARS. including COVID-19 that we are facing this crisis together around the world Even with government support But it is still insufficient for the number of pediatric patients receiving treatment.

On behalf of Baby & Mom (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and infertility representatives who follow the page to educate and prepare for infertility according to science. BabyAndMom.co.th Invite kind adults from all sectors to support the construction of the ARI room or negative pressure room. Dealing with emerging diseases in children easily through the website www.childrenhospitalfoundation.org or through the account of Children’s Hospital Foundation Thai Military Bank, Thanachart, TTB Account number 038 107 6900 For more information, call 088 874 4671.

Source: Faster Awareness

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