A Special Campaign for World Voice Day
April 16th is annually observed as World Voice Day. As the bridge of human communication, the voice is especially vital for professionals such as medical staff and teachers. To leverage the role of the Party branch as a fighting fortress and align with the specialized characteristics of the Department of Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology, the Party Branch of the Department of Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology at Ankang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine launched a themed Party Day activity titled “Caring for Vocal Health, Upholding the Original Aspiration of Medical Professionals” on April 16, 2026. This initiative deeply integrates Party building with professional services, practicing the commitment of “delivering practical services for the people”.
Group Study: Uniting Minds and Clarifying Directions
The activity commenced with a study session led by Party Secretary Zhang Enqin. Party members studied Excerpts from General Secretary Xi Jinping’s Discourses on Establishing and Upholding a Correct View of Political Achievements and relevant spirits of provincial, municipal, and institutional educational guidelines, strengthening their awareness of serving the people. Deputy Party Secretary Wang Hua introduced the origin and significance of World Voice Day, emphasizing that the activity embodies the integration of Party building and professional work. She called on Party members to leverage their professional expertise to deliver targeted services to the public.
Free Clinic in the Outpatient Hall: Professional Services Warm the Public Heart
From 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, the “Pioneer Party Member Service Post” in the outpatient hall was bustling with people. Party member physicians provided free consultations, addressing vocal health concerns one-on-one. They conducted specialized examinations using indirect laryngoscopes and electronic laryngoscopes, and offered personalized treatment and vocal care recommendations based on examination results. The event was well-organized, and the medical staff’s patient and meticulous service won high praise from the public.
Activity Summary: Party Building Leads, Services Serve the People
At the conclusion of the activity, the Party Secretary summarized the outcomes, affirming the Party members’ dedication in translating professional knowledge into service capabilities. Participating Party members shared their insights, vowing to continue fulfilling their duties and safeguarding public health. Adopting a “study + practice” model, this activity not only strengthened Party members’ commitment to serving the people but also popularized vocal health knowledge, demonstrating the effectiveness of integrating Party building with professional work.
Vocal Care Tips for Daily Life
Drink plenty of water to keep the throat moist and avoid prolonged overuse of the voice.
Reduce spicy and irritating foods, quit smoking and limit alcohol to minimize throat irritation.
Rest your voice promptly after use, avoid staying up late, and allow time for vocal cord recovery.
Seek medical attention promptly for persistent hoarseness or throat discomfort.