University launches million-dollar Medical Skills Training Center

TPO - On October 19, Van Lang University held the inauguration ceremony of the Medical Skills Training Center (MSC), marking a new step forward to improve the quality of training in the health sciences sector in Vietnam.

MSc., MD., CKII. Le Trung Nghia - Director of the Medical Skills Training Center said that the MSC Center at Van Lang University is equipped with advanced medical technology, from simulation rooms to diagnostic equipment, not only providing a practice platform but also organizing training programs, workshops, and professional seminars.

This helps students continuously update new knowledge and skills, thereby improving training quality and preparing high-quality medical human resources.

The simulation model of a childbirth helps students practice vividly.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by leading experts in the field of clinical simulation training from prestigious educational institutions at home and abroad.

The Medical Skills Training Center covers an area of ​​1,063 m², equipped with more than 370 medical practice models of 112 types and 8 specialty groups, along with audio-visual systems and advanced clinical simulation equipment according to international standards, with an investment of up to more than 2 million USD. Diverse training facilities allow students to practice skills from basic to advanced, in a practice environment similar to a real hospital.

In addition, the center is also equipped with various types of training rooms such as group rooms, self-study rooms and emergency simulation rooms, all of which fully meet the needs of modern medical training.

Students practice on simulators, all diseases are shown like real people

Experiencing the model, Yen Trinh, a medical student of the School, expressed her joy and excitement, saying: “We get to practice on a very vivid model through pre-programmed pathological manifestations. If we perform the wrong operation or the wrong method, the simulation model will show signs of weakness and complete cardiac arrest, helping us to assess the level and gain experience before entering the profession…”.

Below is a clip of a patient simulation model that surprised and delighted medical experts and lecturers:

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