麻豆直播 is playing host to a Ministry of Health delegation from Vietnam this week as part of a plan to reform the country鈥檚 health education system.
During the visit, the 10-member delegation comprising government officials and leading university academics will tour Curtin鈥檚 new Medical School as well as learn from the University鈥檚 accreditation experiences.
A briefing on Curtin鈥檚 Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program and its Bachelor, Master and PhD programs in Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health will also be given.
听Professor Andy Lee, from Curtin鈥檚 School of Public Health, said the visit was driven by the Vietnamese Government鈥檚 plan to reform its health education system next year.
鈥淭he delegation is keen to model their system on Curtin鈥檚 diverse offering of health sciences training and learn more about the processes involved in gaining accreditation of its Medicine and Nursing programs,鈥� Professor Lee said.
鈥淐urtin has well established links with various universities and research institutions in Vietnam and has been providing postgraduate training to Vietnamese scholars.鈥�
The delegation will also visit the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency in Subiaco to learn about the licensing system for health practitioners in Australia.
鈥淭his tour will allow them to develop best-practice policies for registering medical doctors and nurses in Vietnam,鈥� Professor Lee said.
