SAN Application of Patient Care at Cho Ray Hospital: Caring for Cardiovascular Patients – Incorrect Methods Can Lead to Sudden Death

Cardiovascular disease It's not just dangerous during the emergency phase. If proper care is provided afterward, patient It can recur, lead to more severe complications, or even cause sudden death. Emergency hotline: 1900.0666.88

1. Cardiovascular disease – A silent danger with rapid consequences.

Unlike many other diseases, cardiovascular disease Often there are no clear signs before an event occurs. The patient may be stable in the morning but in a critical condition by the afternoon.

At tertiary hospitals such as Cho Ray HospitalThe number of cardiovascular patients is very large, and the majority of them require close post-treatment care. The worrying thing is that not all complications stem from the disease itself; many cases arise from improper care.

2. Common mistakes when caring for cardiovascular patients

Job caring for the sick Cardiovascular medicine requires meticulous attention to detail and specialized knowledge. Below are some common mistakes:

• Failure to monitor vital signs: Many people simply "look" without actually monitoring their heart rate, blood pressure, and signs of shortness of breath, leading to missed early warning signs.
• Inappropriate feeding: Eating salty foods or eating uncontrollably increases blood pressure and raises the risk of relapse.
• Failure to recognize danger signs: Chest pain, shortness of breath, and unusual fatigue that are not treated promptly.
• Lack of proper support for movement: Exercising too early or too intensely puts a great strain on the heart.

These mistakes often occur when caregivers are untrained, rely on experience, or lack a thorough understanding of the condition.

3. Real-life case: Carelessness alone leads to serious consequences.

A cardiovascular patient after treatment at Cho Ray Hospital The family hired an acquaintance to care for the patient to save costs. During the caregiving process, due to not monitoring blood pressure regularly and not recognizing unusual signs of fatigue, the patient relapsed and had to be hospitalized again. This significantly increased treatment costs.

These signs are entirely recognizable if the caregiver is knowledgeable and trained. If your family is caring for someone with cardiovascular disease, don't let complacency lead to regrettable consequences.

4. SAN pricing – Flexible, but its value lies in risk reduction.

SAN's patient care services currently range in price from 42,000 – 70,000 VND/hourThis price is flexible depending on the shift and offers discounts for long-term use.

Compared to hiring through acquaintances or groups at a lower price but without control and support, SAN's service minimizes the risk of complications – which is the biggest cost if something goes wrong.

5. What is the proper way to care for cardiovascular disease?

A professional caregiver needs to perform the following tasks:

• Monitor blood pressure and heart rate closely.
• Quickly recognize the signs of danger.
• Support a diet appropriate for the condition.
• Maintain a stable environment and minimize stress for patients.
• Provide appropriate support for mobility.

This is not something "anyone can do"; it requires knowledge, practical experience, and is especially important when caring for elderly people with a history of heart disease.

6. How does SAN help families?

The SAN application provides a team of well-trained Caregivers:

• Understanding cardiovascular disease and having standard care procedures is crucial.
• There is a shift system in place to ensure uninterrupted care.
• There is quality control from the system.

Families no longer have to find caregivers themselves, worry about unexpected leave of absence, or handle medical risks on their own.

7. Don't let "it's okay" become a mistake.

With cardiovascular disease, stability doesn't mean absolute safety. Just one wrong meal, one missed check-up, or one overlooked symptom can lead to serious consequences. Proper care is the best way to prevent relapse and protect the lives of your loved ones.

Download the app SAN Contact us today or call our hotline for quick support: 1900.0666.88