K Healthcare Spreads Global...Hallym University Medical Center conducts training for nursing managers at Penika University Hospital in Vietnam
Aug 26, 2025
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This training aims to improve the quality of medical services at Penika University Hospital by transferring advanced medical systems and patient-centered nursing services owned by Hallym University Medical Center. Six key managers from the nursing department at Penika University Hospital participated in the training, including Pham Van Truong, head of nursing department. Penika University Hospital is an 800-bed general hospital located in the Nam Tu Liem area of Hanoi, Vietnam.
The training was conducted at Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital and Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital, and consisted of programs reflecting the strengths and characteristics of each hospital. At Hallim University Sacred Heart Hospital, education focused on a medical environment incorporating digital healthcare was conducted. Participants in the training visited command centers, smart wards, intensive care wards, and simulation centers to tour the site of using medical service robots and the virtual reality (VR) nurse education system. In particular, the robot guidance and delivery system and Mobile ICU received high attention from participants.
Practical training was conducted at Hallym University Dong Elastic Heart Hospital, focusing on clinical sites such as intensive care units, artificial kidney rooms, smart wards, emergency rooms, endoscopy rooms, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy rooms. The trainees directly observed the actual nursing site and received detailed training on infection control, patient safety, and equipment operation. In addition, the cooperation system between wards and departments, manpower management methods, and cases of using smart medical equipment were mainly introduced.
Head of Nursing at Pham Van Zuong Penika University Hospital "It was impressive to experience firsthand the state-of-the-art system of Korean medical care and specific practice cases of patient-centered nursing through this training."It is expected to be of practical help in improving the quality of medical services in hospitals in their own countries" he said.
Yoon Geum-sun, head of the nursing department at Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital, said, "Through this training, we were able to promote the excellence of the Korean medical system and share insights on international medical cooperation." Oh Hye-seung, head of the nursing department at Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital, said, "It was a place of cooperation where we shared each other's experiences and wisdom, and considered together a better nursing system and organizational culture for patients, beyond just visiting the institution."," he said.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
