Conference Summarising Two Years of CME in Safe Vaccination Practice

Published: 00:00 - 22/06/2023 Author: Nguyễn Thị Kiều Liên 15:54 22/06/2023 Views: 1

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On the afternoon of 21 June 2023, the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health (SPMPH) held a conference to summarise two years of Continuing Medical Education (CME) on "Safe Vaccination Practice" in Soc Son, Hanoi. The event was a success, attended by the Center's leadership, the CME management and support team for Safe Vaccination, as well as lecturers and teaching assistants.

On the afternoon of 21 June 2023, the School held a conference to summarise two years of Continuing Medical Education (CME) on "Safe Vaccination Practice" in Soc Son, Hanoi. The event was a success, attended by the Center's leadership, the CME management and support team for Safe Vaccination, as well as lecturers and teaching assistants.

In the two-year summary report on CME for "Safe Vaccination Practice", Assoc. Prof. PhD. Le Thi Thanh Xuan – Director of the Center for Research, Training and Community Health Care, highlighted the achievements over the past two years (21/6/21 – 21/6/23):
  Safe Vaccination Practice (SVP) courses: 82 courses were organised with a total of 3,045 participants.
  Good Storage Practice (GSP) for vaccines courses: 12 courses were organised with a total of 383 participants.
  Through the organisation of these CME courses, the School has updated numerous lecture materials and has successfully completed and published two books on SVP & GSP.

The report also emphasised the facilitating factors and challenges in the management and organisation of vaccination practice training. Over the past two years, the SPMPH has been the only institution in Northern Vietnam to provide online training for SVP and GSP, with the courses receiving significant positive feedback from participants.

In the coming time, the SPMPH will continue to implement various enrollment methods, foster close coordination between training departments, and regularly update the documentation system to better exploit and meet the demand for CME in general and vaccination practice in particular.