A collective action that makes sense for healthcare professionals, the sustainability of good practices in the 20 stopover towns: we have achieved our first objectives since the launch of the Women's Heart Bus at the end of 2021. In 8 out of 10 cases, cardiovascular disease can be avoided through active prevention and regular medical follow-up. Thank you to all our partners, healthcare professionals, volunteers, media, towns and to Minister Agnès Firmin Le Bodo for her support during her visit to our last stop in Bobigny. In addition to offering screening to women who need it, we feel that the healthcare professionals who joined us on the bus at the various stops were able to find meaning in their work as caregivers, by collectively providing help to women who are often far removed from the care pathways and who don't take the time to look after their health. Regardless of their socio-professional category. This private prevention initiative has also succeeded in forging links between healthcare professionals in each stopover town, so that best practices can be sustained beyond the few days the Bus is on the road. See you at the beginning of March for the 2023 Women's Heart Bus tour.
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 [...]
The third stage of the Women's Heart Bus returned to Saint-Étienne. For three days, screening sessions were held in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Nearly 300 women were able to benefit from free screening and, if necessary, be reintegrated into a dedicated care program. The Women's Heart [...]
For its second leg, the Women's Heart Bus returned to Six-Fours-les-Plages in the Var region. Thanks to the massive mobilization of local healthcare professionals, over 300 women were screened. For three days, local cardiologists, general practitioners, nurses, midwives and gynecologists [...]