From October 13 to 15, nearly 200 women from disadvantaged backgrounds were screened by healthcare professionals on the Heart Bus for cardiological and gynecological problems. According to an initial assessment, 9 out of 10 women had cardiovascular risk factors, and were referred to a doctor as part of a care program. Women in precarious situations are particularly at risk, as they are subject to a great deal of stress and lack the time to take care of themselves.
The ultra-modern trailer was officially inaugurated by Mathilde Thouery, representing the Fondation Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière. When unfolded, it offers a space of almost 30 m2, which welcomes healthcare professionals and patients for medical interviews during the Women's Heart Bus stages. [...]
The Bus du Coeur will meet them in their town. It will enable health professionals to screen for cardio-gynaecological diseases, give advice on prevention, stress management, diet, sleep and physical activity, and also put these women back into a coordinated follow-up, in partnership with local [...]
CESER Hauts-de-France (Conseil Economique Social et Environnemental) was in Lille last September for the Bus du Coeur summer camp. A report on the screening services offered to women in vulnerable situations. Over 50 health professionals welcomed them over three days.