Vietnam Military Medical University: 45 Years of Progress and Contribution to Modern Healthcare
Graduates of the 16th cohort from Vietnam's Military Medical University have proven their value over 45 years, not just in academia but through their contributions to the military, healthcare sector, and the public. The university is advancing reforms, including digital transformation and preparing for new national licensing exams, to meet modern healthcare demands.
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