Vietnam Enhances National Healthcare: A Strategic Shift to Preventive Medicine
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam has adopted Resolution No. 72, prioritizing public health and a transition to preventive medicine. Provinces like Quang Ninh and Dong Nai are implementing annual free health check-ups and developing electronic health records in line with this strategy.
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