Today, September 28, Quang Tri Medical College organized a workshop on building an international cooperation network and improving the capacity of training future nurses in colleges and universities in the ASEAN region, Korea, and the United States.

At the conference, colleges and universities in the region discussed, exchanged ideas, dialogued, shared knowledge, resources and innovative practices, collaborated on research, enhanced future nursing training capacity, and sought opportunities to promote cross-border cooperation.

Workshop on building international cooperation network and improving capacity for training future nurses organized by Quang Tri Medical College - Photo: NTH

The aim of the conference is to enhance nursing education globally; share best practices, develop new curricula and enhance the capacity of our nursing workforce to meet the increasingly diverse needs of our communities.

With an open spirit and active participation in discussions, opportunities to connect, inspire each other and explore new cooperation avenues in the future, representatives of leaders and experts from Yonsei University of Nursing (Korea); DePaul University (USA); Boromarajonani University of Nursing, Ubon Ratchathani (Thailand); Savannakhet Provincial College of Health Sciences, Xieng Khouang Provincial College of Health Sciences (Laos); STIKES University, Mitra Husada Medan, Indonesia and Quang Tri Medical College have agreed to sign a letter of intent to build an international cooperation network and train to improve nursing capacity in the future.

Accordingly, the immediate priority areas of cooperation between schools include: Implementing nursing practice, nursing training, nursing training methods; Sharing resources, lecturers, equipment and support tools in research; Exchanging research, organizing cooperation seminars, seeking international training cooperation opportunities to meet future nursing training needs.

Thanh Hai