On July 18, the Thai Nguyen Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin, in coordination with Thai Nguyen A Hospital, organized a program offering free medical check-ups, health consultations and medication for Agent Orange/dioxin victims across the province.
The Department of Health recently held a mid-year review conference to assess healthcare performance during the first six months of 2026 and outline priorities for the remainder of the year.
In Thai Nguyen, since April 2026, doctors from higher-level hospitals have been deployed to grassroots facilities, directly providing medical examinations and treatment, transferring techniques, and improving the quality of healthcare services for residents. Practical observations show that this model not only addresses staffing shortages but also helps strengthen public trust in the healthcare system.
In recent years, along with the restructuring of the organizational apparatus and adjustments to administrative boundaries, the grassroots healthcare system in Thai Nguyen Province has seen many positive changes, gradually being strengthened and improving its operational efficiency.
In response to World Health Day (April 7), Thai Nguyen Province has organized a wide range of meaningful activities in a synchronized and consistent manner from the provincial level to grassroots units, ensuring practicality, quality, and effectiveness.
On March 27, the Thai Nguyen Department of Health held a meeting with doctors seconded to work at commune- and ward-level health stations in 2026.
On March 13, the Thai Nguyen Provincial Center for Disease Control, in coordination with the Vietnam Society of Cardiology, organized a workshop titled “Updating Knowledge on Hypertension and Cardiovascular Risk.”
