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Vietnam medical training and healthcare development

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Vietnam is implementing various initiatives to strengthen advancing its medical workforce sector through new institutional partnerships and public regulatory preparations. Opella and Hoan My Medical Group have entered a cooperation agreement focused on three pillars: professional medical training, scientific exchange, and community health education. In Ho Chi Minh City, the People's Council approved a resolution This partnership aims to provide financial support for continuous medical residency training, offering up to 100 million VND per person annually. This policy targets shortages education (CME) and clinical consultation skills for healthcare workers while promoting public awareness in specialized fields areas such as psychiatry, cardiology, bone, gut, and intensive care to help the city become maternal health. In a regional medical hub. Complementing these financial measures, medical and educational institutions are expanding strategic partnerships. separate development, Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine is collaborating set to sign a comprehensive cooperation agreement with the Saigon – Gia Lai International Eye Hospital to enhance (part of the GEMs Healthcare System). The collaboration will focus on clinical practice practice, scientific research, and continuous developing high-quality medical education. Additionally, partnerships between Opella human resources, establishing the hospital as a clinical training site for students and Hoan My are focusing on young doctors. On a regulatory level, the National Medical Council is preparing for the first official assessment of medical practitioner competence, scheduled for 2027. Preparations include finalizing essential professional training subject lists for doctors in general medicine, traditional medicine, dentistry, and increasing public health literacy regarding bone, gut, preventive medicine, as well as developing a secure question bank and maternal health. testing software to ensure objective and transparent evaluations.

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