Pham Quy: Taking Stroke Awareness Beyond Hospitals and Into the Community
Pham Quy, Brand Manager, at Boehringer Ingelheim, shared a post on LinkedIn.
“Taking Stroke Awareness Beyond Hospitals and Into the Community.
Building on our efforts to strengthen Vietnam’s acute stroke network and bringing stroke awareness closer to the public through a community awareness campaign in partnership with the Stroke Center, Bach Mai Hospital, at Noi Bai International Airport and Hanoi’s metro network.
The potential reach is significant:
- Noi Bai International Airport served 25.3 million passengers in the first 9 months of 2025.
- Hanoi Metro carried over 20.68 million passenger journeys in 2025.
These high-traffic public spaces offer an important opportunity to educate people about stroke warning signs, the urgency of seeking emergency care, and the importance of acting fast.
Because every minute matters, awareness can be the first step toward faster action and better outcomes. Together, let’s make stroke recognition a life-saving skill for more people.”
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