Festivals related to medicine

Medical-related festivals include: International Nurses' Day, China Physician's Day, National Ear Love Day, World Hemophilia Day and International Deaf Day.

I. International Nurses Day

International Nurses' Day is held on May 12 every year to commemorate the establishment of florence nightingale, the founder of modern nursing discipline, in 19 12. Its basic purpose is to advocate, inherit and carry forward Nightingale's humanitarian spirit of fearlessness, dedication and saving lives.

Second, China Physician's Day.

20 1 165438+200713, the State Council approved the establishment of "China Physician's Day" and decided to establish "China Physician's Day" every August/0/9 from 20 18. The establishment of this festival is to encourage the majority of health workers to vigorously carry forward the lofty spirit of "respecting life, saving lives, being willing to contribute and having boundless love", and further promote the whole society to form a good atmosphere of respecting doctors and attaching importance to health.

Third, National Ear Love Day.

65438-0999 The Ministry of Health promulgated the standard of clinical use of commonly used ototoxic drugs, which strengthened the standardized management of clinical use of ototoxic drugs. People with hearing and language impairment rank first in the total number of disabled people in China. In view of the fact that the incidence of deafness in Chinese mainland is high, the number is large, the harm is great, and the prevention work is weak, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education, etc. 10 ministries and bureaus * * * jointly determine March 3 every year as the National Ear Love Day.

Fourth, World Hemophilia Day.

April 17 every year is World Hemophilia Day, commemorating the contribution of the founder of the World Hemophilia Alliance, Mr. Frank Shunabo of Canada, and arousing the public's correct understanding of hemophilia. Since April 1989, his birthday, April 17, has been specially chosen as World Hemophilia Day.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) International Day of the Deaf.

1957, at the initiative of the European Deaf Organization, the World Federation of the Deaf decided to designate September 28th as the first International Day of the Deaf. China joined the World Federation of the Deaf in 1955, and on August 12, 65438, the people of China * * * and nine units including the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Culture and State Sports Commission jointly issued a notice requesting all localities to celebrate this festival.

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