In December, the AMR component of the project "Implementing innovation initiatives, creating evidence-based models for the national HIV program and institutionalizing best practices to control the epidemic in Vietnam" funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with grant aid, conducted many important activities, starting with a meeting with experts from the US CDC to discuss the year's project implementation plan. 2025 on training, technical support, monitoring, evaluation, and challenges related to antibiotic and antifungal resistance.
In addition, the development and completion of sets of guidance documents and reporting forms for supervisors and experts when providing technical support at hospitals in the AMR network have also been implemented, helping to ensure consistency and efficiency in the monitoring and evaluation process.
In addition, the project is also constantly expanding and developing online programs such as seminars and meetings on the ECHO system, creating favorable conditions for sharing information and improving professional capacity. 
In January, it is expected that there will be two online seminars for member hospitals, with specific topics: "Screening and responding to Candida auris in health care facilities" and "Updating techniques for culturing urine, body fluids and wound samples according to the updated microbiology guidelines of the American Society for Microbiology, 2024". The organization time and form of participation will be announced to the project's member hospitals, encouraging physicians, microbiology and infection control experts to participate to update knowledge and share practical experiences.