This training course was organized for the purpose of introducing modern knowledge and techniques for managing soft tissue injuries to medical staff in the Mekong Delta region. Taking part in this course, there were 52 medical staff from Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy, 16 students of medicine and nursing, along with 91 medical staff from other medical organizations. Participants of the course were able to apply the new knowledge to assess, classify and treat patients with soft tissue wounds in accordance with updated standards. In addition, they received CME certificate from Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy and certificate of completion from the VietMD Organization.
Reporters of this training course were, from the VietMD Organization, Dr. NGUYEN Dinh Van, Head of Office of the Department of Nursing and Associated Department of Healthcare; and from the Wound Management Association of Ho Chi Minh City, Dr. TRAN Doan Dao, Vice President, and Dr. VO Tuan Khoa, Secretary-General of the Association. The training course provided participants with the following: (1) an overview of the current wound management situation in the Mekong Delta region; (2) introducing the global framework of TIME for wound treatment; (3) access practical techniques for handling and bandaging soft tissue injuries. Furthermore, the participants had to pass a test at the end of the course to qualify them for the CME certificate and the certificate of completion.
As
the delegate of VietMD Organization, Dr.
NGUYEN Dinh Van had also organized a ceremony to award scholarships to
students of Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy, who were bound by
financial difficulties yet tried hard to achieve great academic
accomplishments. This scholarship program would motivate them in their progresses
of achieving success and societal contribution, and aid them to overcome the
obstacles in their path.
PICTURES OF THE COLLABORATIVE EVENTS WITH VIETMD:
Meeting
with the VietMD delegate to discuss on developments of the University and
future cooperation events with VietMD.
Scholarship awarding ceremony for poor students with Dr. NGUYEN Dinh Van from the VietMD organization.
Scientific Research and International Cooperation Office
