Hospitals proactive in supply status

Hospitals proactive in supply status

While central-level hospitals in Vietnam are taking drastic measures to ensure the supply of drugs and medical equipment amid growing number of patients, more solutions are needed to tackle these issues.
Hospitals benefiting from double revision

Hospitals benefiting from double revision

While the shortfall of medical devices at hospitals has eased since new rules were introduced in March, more improvements are required to further facilitate the healthcare sector.
Private facilities urged to do more to boost healthcare sector

Private facilities urged to do more to boost healthcare sector

Minister of Health Dao Hong Lan has asked private-run healthcare facilities to contribute more to policymaking, diagnosis and treatment, private healthcare and preventive health.
Hospitals bemoan autonomy trial flop

Hospitals bemoan autonomy trial flop

After a trial period of two years, state-owned central hospitals are seeking to cease comprehensive autonomy because of financial challenges and legal complications, urging more legal changes ahead.
Hospitals look for way out over cost traps in tender rules

Hospitals look for way out over cost traps in tender rules

Hospitals and medical equipment suppliers are looking to get back on the right track with the Ministry of Health hoping to solve price issues when it comes to tender rules of medical supplies.
Post-pandemic staff headaches continuing for local hospitals

Post-pandemic staff headaches continuing for local hospitals

While local state-owned hospitals are facing a headache with health staffing, foreign-invested groups are performing well with qualified manpower.
Accelerating the vital digital transformation of hospitals

Accelerating the vital digital transformation of hospitals

In recent years the healthcare sector has made breakthroughs in IT application, and approaching digital technologies like the Internet of Things, AI, VR, cloud computing, big data, and more.
Reckitt’s Dettol disinfectant presented to COVID-19 field hospitals

Reckitt’s Dettol disinfectant presented to COVID-19 field hospitals

British company Reckitt has just donated 500 Dettol liquid 5 liters Surface Cleaners and 1,600 hand sanitisers with a total value of $16,300 to Hue Central Hospital’s Intensive Care Centre.
Dutch Lady fuels doctors through fight against the pandemic

Dutch Lady fuels doctors through fight against the pandemic

In mid-August FrieslandCampina and the MoH presented 100,000 glasses of milk to doctors from Hanoi who joined the south's fight against COVID-19.
Hospitals struggling for autonomy

Hospitals struggling for autonomy

Adding to the challenges brought forward last year, a lack of hospital fee increases in 2021 could put top-tier public hospitals in a war of nerves as they attempt to obtain autonomy.
Telehealth advances continue in stringent legal framework

Telehealth advances continue in stringent legal framework

Hospitals and medtech businesses are expected to benefit more as the legal framework on telehealth is being completed, pinning high hopes to increase access to high-quality healthcare for citizens and adding to the overall value of the sector.
Siemens and Toutenkamion Group create mobile intensive care units for hospitals

Siemens and Toutenkamion Group create mobile intensive care units for hospitals

Siemens Smart Infrastructure and Toutenkamion Group developed an agile container system of highly innovative mobile intensive care units.
HCM City’s hospitals switch to cashless payment

HCM City’s hospitals switch to cashless payment

The shift towards electronic payment is now an established trend with half of Ho Chi Minh City’s public hospitals embracing it, health authorities have said.
Hanoi sets up 10 quick COVID-19 testing stations

Hanoi sets up 10 quick COVID-19 testing stations

Hanoi has decided to establish 10 quick COVID-19 testing stations to carry out mass testing after several infections were discovered at Bach Mai Hospital.
Three more patients cured from COVID-19

Three more patients cured from COVID-19

Patient 35 left the hospital this morning (March 27) in good cheer, while the two British patients covered their faces with sheets of paper.
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