The health system in
Vietnam is a mixed public-private provider system, in which the public system
still plays a key role in health care, especially in prevention, research and
training. Recently, health care is
strengthened by national health programs, especially those for important public
health problems. However, there have still been lots of pressing issues existing in the
Vietnam’s healthcare system, such as quality of healthcare service, qualification of doctors and nurse and healthcare staff training as well, which immediately need improving. This
Saturday afternoon, a meeting discussing the Vietnam’s healthcare system will be
held. Let’s come and join us to raise more ideas about this field.
For further information, let’s look through the
following outline:
VIETNAM’S HEALTH CARE
SYSTEM
Saturday, 13 October 2012
No 12, Lane 8, Nguyen ThiDinhStr, TrungHoa Ward, CauGiay
2:30-
2:45: Breaking the ice
•
Making friends with
others
2:45 – 3:00: Warming up
3:00
– 3:45: Discussing in pairs
- 1. If you can choose 3 words to describe the Vietnam’s healthcare system, comparing to others such as U.S or UK system, what will you say? Please explain the reasons.
- 2. There are lots of complaints about the attitude of hospital staff (doctors, nurses…) as well as facilities of healthcare services in Vietnam, nowadays. How do you think about this?
- 3. Do you think that health insurance does really work? Some people don’t buy health insurance because it is not effective and useful, are you for or against this opinion?
- 4. Vietnam also faces problems about the deep differences between urban and rural healthcare services, so what are they? And what create this dissimilarity?
3:45 – 4:00:Playing
a game
4:00 – 4:45:
Working in groups
•
Besides public
hospitals, many private clinics have been established in Vietnam, including
international ones. So what are pros and cons of these clinics?
ð Let’s
work in groups
and make a presentation discussing this issue in your own way.
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