Highlights of health sector’s 65-year achievements On February 27, 1955, late President Hồ Chí Minh sent a letter to a conference of healthcare workers across the country. The 368-word letter asked for three things: to stay honest and united, love patients, and devoted to developing the country’s healthcare sector. Since then February 27 has been known as Vietnamese Doctors’ Day.

Centre transfers medical techniques to Sóc Trăng hospital The HCM City University Medical Centre has successfully transferred many advanced medical techniques in cardiovascular intervention, traumatology and orthopaedics to Sóc Trăng Province General Hospital over the past two years.

Hanoi French Hospital improves service quality with the launch of new facility1

Hanoi French Hospital (HFH) has recently inaugurated a new inpatient treatment building, marking a milestone in the development of the hospital

Hà Nội health sector improves service to better serve patients

Since 2016, the health sector has worked to attract foreign doctors and experts to come to Hà Nội and transfer advanced medical technologies to local doctors and medical staff.

Taiwan enhances healthcare ties with Việt Nam Leading hospitals in Taiwan are seeking to enhance cooperation with Vietnamese hospitals and promote their medical services and technology to Vietnamese citizens.

Grassroots hospitals need to be active in improving their doctors’ capabilities Nguyễn Ngô Quang, deputy head of the Department of Science, Technology and Training under the Ministry of Health, talked to Youth (Tuổi Trẻ) Newspaper’s weekend edition about the need for financial sources for health staff training.

Hà Nội Oncology Hospital signs deal with Korean partners

The Hà Nội Oncology Hospital provides cancer examination services to more than 100,000 patients and performs some 7,000 cancer surgeries each year.

Patients are our top priority: doctor

Professor Doctor Lương Ngọc Khuê, director general of the Administration of Medical Service speaks to the website suckhoedoisong.vn on his administration’s resolve to give the best services to patients

Đắk Nông policies attract and retain more doctors

The Central Highlands province of Đắk Nông has spent more than VNĐ26 billion (US$1.12 million) to attract and retain doctors at local public medical facilities.

District-level hospitals use advanced medical techniques Hospitals in HCM City districts have shared knowledge about advanced medical techniques in an aim to offer treatment normally provided to patients admitted to city-level or central-level hospitals, under requirements of the city’s Department of Health.