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Da Nang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy Promotes International Cooperation in Healthcare and Medical Education
05-08-2026

On the afternoon of August 4, 2026, Da Nang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy teamed up with experts from Mayo Clinic to host a scientific seminar on “Introduction to Primary Care, Preventive Medicine, and Integrative Medicine.” The event provided a dynamic academic platform for updating clinical knowledge, exchanging practical insights, and strengthening global partnerships in healthcare.

The seminar brought together distinguished guests from Mayo Clinic, including Dr. Richie Huynh and Dr. Hue Linh Vu. Representing Da Nang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy were Dr. Cao Bich Thuy (Deputy Head, Office of Science - Technology Management and International Cooperation), Dr. Nguyen Thai Nghia (Deputy Director, Pre-clinical Skill Training Center), Dr. Nguyen Dinh Phuong Thao (Dean, Faculty of Medicine), Dr. Nguyen Nguyen Trang and Dr. Nguyen Thi Ha Thanh (Vice Deans, Faculty of Medicine), Dr. Luu Thi Thuy (Dean, Faculty of Nursing), and Ms. Huynh Thi Ly (Vice Dean, Faculty of Nursing), along with a strong turnout of faculty, doctors, and students.

In her opening remarks, Dr. Cao Bich Thuy emphasized the vital role primary care and preventive medicine play in modern healthcare systems. She highlighted how expanding international collaborations helps the university stay ahead of emerging medical trends and integrate global best practices.

Throughout the session, Mayo Clinic experts delivered insightful presentations covering:

  • Primary Care Introduction
  • Preventive & Integrative Medicine
  • Evolution of Lung Cancer Care

These talks went beyond theory, offering participants firsthand practical wisdom from one of the world's premier medical institutions.

The presentation segment transitioned into a lively Q&A, where speakers, faculty, doctors, and students engaged in an interactive discussion. Attendees gained fresh perspectives on modern medical advancements and cutting-edge international care models.

Ultimately, the seminar reinforces the university's commitment to international cooperation, empowering its educators, students, and healthcare staff with top-tier scientific knowledge to train the next generation of medical professionals for a rapidly evolving field.