Ramkhamhaeng Hospital organized a quality pregnancy training event for expectant mothers in the 1-6 month pregnancy stage on February 22, 2025, at the meeting room, Building 3, 10th floor. More than 50 parents showed interest and attended the event.
Since the health of mothers and the development of babies in the womb are very important, Ramkhamhaeng Hospital organized a comprehensive educational activity, completely free of charge! The event included:
The event was led by a team of expert doctors and professional nurses who shared knowledge and answered every question for 4 hours. In addition to gaining full knowledge, participants also received adorable souvenirs to take home.
The atmosphere was filled with smiles and warmth. Thank you to everyone who joined us in taking part in the health care of both mothers and babies.
Ramkhamhaeng Hospital is ready to care for every important moment for both mothers and babies.
The Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at Ramkhamhaeng Hospital has a team of experienced obstetricians who are highly skilled in caring for and delivering mothers and babies. The department also has pediatricians who care for newborns from birth, providing peace of mind to parents who entrust their new lives to our medical team. Additionally, the obstetrics-gynecology team is ready to provide consultations, answer questions, and care for women from pre-pregnancy to postpartum to build confidence and ease any concerns. Moreover, while awaiting delivery, nurses can continuously monitor any abnormalities through uterine contraction recording machines and fetal heart rate monitoring on central monitors.
The Pediatrics Department at Ramkhamhaeng Hospital has pediatric specialists in every subfield. Our nurses are highly skilled in performing procedures and caring for both sick and healthy children, as well as promoting development, practicing concentration, and assessing infant stimulation, sucking, and swallowing. Our pediatricians are available 24/7, and in case of unexpected accidents, we have a dedicated Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) for 24-hour care by pediatric emergency medicine doctors. Parents can also stay with their baby in the PICU to monitor their condition.
