In order to spread information on the prevention and treatment of hypertension, to improve the health status of residents of the bailiwick, to help the population develop a scientifically healthy lifestyle, and to effectively reduce the incidence of hypertension. In recent days, the city's community hospital, together with the sanitary hospital, has been conducting a general programme on the theme “high blood pressure control and healthy lifestyles” and has sent health services to the residents' homes。
High blood pressure is a common chronic disease and an important risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. At the moment, there is widespread under-awareness of health, irregularities in day-to-day control, and high levels of poor living habits. The aim of the campaign is to eliminate the perception of high blood pressure by the general public through professional studies. The aim is to teach people to prevent, monitor and control blood pressure in a scientific manner, to guide them towards a healthy life and to protect their health。
At the scene of the event, dr. Zhao na, nueva kang hospital, conducted the course in a common language. The basic knowledge points on the causes of hypertension, common symptoms, potential hazards, diagnostic criteria, etc., are being promoted, focusing on healthy lifestyles that are suitable for hypertensive control, such as rational diets, routines, low-salt diets, emotional regulation and regularity. At the same time, in response to concerns about the correct measurement of blood pressure, the taboos on the use of depressive drugs and the care of management of chronic illnesses, dr. Zhao responded patiently and each time, helping the population to master the practical techniques of hypertension control。
This programme is relevant to the lives of the population and is practical. It has enabled the population to learn about professional health at home. It has brought the community closer to the population and has created an atmosphere conducive to health care and the prevention and control of chronic diseases. As a next step, urban communities will be making regular use of services such as slow-disease generals and health clinics to focus on the daily health needs of the population, enrich the form of health services, disseminate knowledge of scientific survival, and maintain a healthy, harmonious and liveable community environment。
