Comprehensive cooperation - connecting Russia's leading medical ecosystem
Hong Ngoc General Hospital has just signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation with 5 leading medical research, treatment and training units in the Russian Federation, forming a large-scale international cooperation network spanning from medical training, scientific research, international consultation, technical transfer to specialized treatment.
This is an important step forward in the hospital's strategy to improve professional capacity and expand international cooperation, deeply integrating with advanced medicines in the world.
The special feature of this cooperation program is not in individual agreements but in building a multi-specialized network, helping the hospital connect directly with leading centers of Russia in many key areas.
In the field of ophthalmology, Hong Ngoc General Hospital cooperates with Fedorov Ophthalmology Hospital - one of the world's famous ophthalmology hospitals. The two sides will coordinate to develop specialized techniques such as retinal fluid surgery, laser technology, microinvasive surgery, treatment of pediatric eye diseases and eye tissue transplantation, and promote research and application of advanced ophthalmology platforms.
In the field of hematology and pediatric cancer, Hong Ngoc General Hospital cooperates with Dmitry Rogachev National Center for Medical Research in Hematology, Cancer and Pediatric Immunology, focusing on clinical research, application of cell technology and development of specialized treatment techniques for children.
For the Ear, Nose and Throat specialty, the hospital cooperates with the Saint Petersburg Institute of Ear, Nose and Throat and Language Research under the Russian Ministry of Health to develop ear surgery techniques, cochlear electrode implantation and listening and speaking rehabilitation.
In the field of oncology, the hospital cooperates with the National Center for Nuclear Medicine Research (Gersen Oncology Research Institute) - one of the largest cancer research and treatment centers in Russia.
The cooperation focuses on multimodal cancer treatment, scientific research, technical transfer and in-depth consultation and access to modern treatment technologies.
In the field of training and research, the hospital cooperates with St. Petersburg State Medical University - one of Russia's prestigious medical schools with more than 125 years of development history.
Through cooperation, the two sides will promote the training of high-quality medical human resources, exchange experts and develop scientific research activities and international academic conferences.
Bringing opportunities to access advanced medicine for Vietnamese people
The Russian Federation's healthcare has long been highly appreciated thanks to its solid scientific foundation, a team of experienced experts and outstanding achievements in diagnostics and in-depth treatment.
Especially in the fields of oncology, ophthalmology and otolaryngology, Russian medicine has made its mark with many advanced treatment methods, modern techniques and the ability to handle complex cases. These are important strengths, contributing to affirming the prestige of the Russian Federation in the world medical map.
Therefore, the deep cooperation of Hong Ngoc General Hospital with leading medical centers of the Russian Federation will open up opportunities to deploy many specialized treatment methods and modern techniques.
Through training, research and technology transfer activities, advanced medical achievements from the Russian Federation will gradually be applied in practice in Vietnam. This helps patients have access to high-quality medical services right in the country, while reducing the burden of time, costs and difficulties arising when having to be treated abroad.
In addition to direct benefits for patients, cooperation programs also create conditions for medical staff to access new medical knowledge, participate in international scientific research and improve professional capacity. This is also the foundation for Hong Ngoc General Hospital to continue to develop key specialties, contributing to promoting Vietnamese medicine towards modernity and international integration.
