Vietnam Advances Healthcare Accessibility Through Digitalization
Vietnam is accelerating the digitalization of its healthcare services, promoting the adoption of AI and advanced technologies. Plans include integrating electronic health records into the VNeID system and revising organ transplantation laws, aiming to improve public access to medical care. The country also seeks to leverage traditional medicine and promote wellness tourism.
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