Tags: Dịch Covid-19

After more than a month of Tet holidays and another month’s shutdown for Covid-19 prevention, DTU students returned to school on March 2 to start a new term. Despite concerns about the disease, which is not yet under control in many countries, people are less worried now that the sixteen previous patients in Vietnam have fully recovered already and been discharged from hospital...

On May 4, DTU students returned to school and resumed their studies after a long absence to prevent Covid-19 transmission. Students and teachers are now required have their temperatures checked at the entrance, wear face masks and wash hands regularly as preventative measures. Duong Thi Phuong Huyen (in white blouse), from K25 YDH2 (Pharmacy)...

During the Covid-19 pandemic and way into the future, a doctor’s mission never changes, it is to save people’s lives. That was repeated by Do The Bon, a GP student at DTU. In November 2000, Bon won first prize in a medical scholarship contest organized by the Ministries of Health and of Education & Training in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)...

Due to staff shortages during the ongoing pandemic, medical, pharmacy and nursing students volunteered to step in and, on July 9th, sixty DTU Health Science students were chosen to assist at the Lien Chieu Health Center, where they helped the locals to complete medical declarations and procedures prior to vaccination.

IFNSC 2022 is organized by the University of Social Sciences & Humanities (of the National University in Hanoi) with the financial support of Konrad–Adenauer–Stiftung Vietnam. Inspired by the multifaceted changes in life after the Covid-19 pandemic, and especially the economic crisis, heavy impacts on people’s physical and psychological health, impoverishment, and increasing societal division...