Hospital managers learn advanced skills
Senior officials from 52 hospitals
nationwide are being provided with advanced management skills at a
training course jointly held by Vietnam’s Ministry of Health and the
Singapore National University (NUS).
Senior officials from 52 hospitals
nationwide are being provided with advanced management skills at a
training course jointly held by Vietnam’s Ministry of Health and the
Singapore National University (NUS).
During the five-day training course, which takes place in Hanoi , the participants will discuss management and leadership skills at healthcare facilities and in hospital management, including compulsory expenditure and the use of financial information in hospital management.
The participants will also discuss with NUS lecturers what the managers can do to help their hospitals be recognised as high-quality establishments.
In particular, the participants will be provided with examples of human resources management, budget management and public health from hospitals whose managers have taken part in similar courses.
The training course aims to draw on the experiences of hospitals and local and overseas experts to help hospital senior officials improve their skills in managing and running their hospitals, Nguyen Thi Xuyen, Deputy Health Minister, opened the course on July 27./.
During the five-day training course, which takes place in Hanoi , the participants will discuss management and leadership skills at healthcare facilities and in hospital management, including compulsory expenditure and the use of financial information in hospital management.
The participants will also discuss with NUS lecturers what the managers can do to help their hospitals be recognised as high-quality establishments.
In particular, the participants will be provided with examples of human resources management, budget management and public health from hospitals whose managers have taken part in similar courses.
The training course aims to draw on the experiences of hospitals and local and overseas experts to help hospital senior officials improve their skills in managing and running their hospitals, Nguyen Thi Xuyen, Deputy Health Minister, opened the course on July 27./.
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