Interdisciplinary Education: The Key to the Future of Health Education

The workshop "Improving the capacity of lecturers in education and interdisciplinary cooperation in training students in the Health sector" organized by Dai Nam University attracted many experts, contributing to promoting innovation in Health training.

At the workshop, Dr. Le Dac Son - Chairman of the Board of Dai Nam University emphasized: Lecturers play a decisive role in training high-quality students in the Health sector. Improving lecturer capacity, innovating teaching methods and enhancing interdisciplinary cooperation are the keys to the development of the Health sector.

Dai Nam University always focuses on improving the quality of its teaching staff, promoting scientific research, and creating conditions for academic exchange with domestic and international experts and scientists.

Benefits of interdisciplinary education for faculty and students

Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Duc Hanh - Chairman of the Science and Training Council of the Health Sector, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dai Nam University affirmed: "Lecturers and students both benefit from interdisciplinary education".

For lecturers: Enhance multidisciplinary knowledge and expertise, improve teaching and research methods, expand opportunities for cooperation with experts, enhance status and prestige in the scientific community.

For students: Access to multidisciplinary knowledge and skills, have a comprehensive view of health issues, develop critical thinking and problem solving, improve communication and cooperation skills, and expand domestic and international job opportunities.

Many practical and meaningful reports

The workshop introduced effective interdisciplinary training models applied at prestigious universities and large hospitals; bringing many practical values, contributing to improving the quality of Health training.

Dr. Tran Quang Huy - Head of Nursing Department, Dai Nam University analyzed the role of interdisciplinary education in effectively implementing patient care models, helping lecturers update knowledge and apply it to teaching.

Dr. Tran Thuy Khanh Linh - Head of Nursing Department, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City helps lecturers and students better understand the importance of interdisciplinary education; offers some suitable solutions for application in teaching.

MSc. Bui Van Thang - Nursing Director of Vinmec Times City International General Hospital brings practical examples of how to apply interdisciplinary education into training practice.

Dr. Tran Thi Thu Thai - Deputy Head of Training Department, Thai Nguyen University of Medicine and Pharmacy affirmed that training Modules in the direction of integrating health science students helps students improve their learning efficiency, develop their capacity and have many job opportunities after graduation.

The workshop affirmed the important role of interdisciplinary education in Health training and proposed practical solutions to effectively implement this model, contributing to improving Vietnam's Health training.

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