[Jul. 2021] Gyeonggi-do Hosts Online Conference for the Medical Korea Gyeonggi Training Program...
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- Ngày lập 2021-12-13
Gyeonggi-do Hosts Online Conference for the Medical Korea Gyeonggi Training Program Alumni
Online medical conference for medical institutions within Gyeonggi-do and the Medical Korea Gyeonggi Training Program alumni
Gyeonggi-do will host the “2021 Medical Korea Gyeonggi Online Conference” from June to October to ensure continuous academic exchanges and greater personal networks among the alumni of the Medical Korea Gyeonggi Training program and the Gyeonggi-do medical institutions that have participated in the program. As it is difficult to invite in-person foreign medical staff due to COVID-19, the conference aims to provide an opportunity to engage them online.
Five medical staff from the Tashkent Medical Academy of Uzbekistan, including Tukhtamishev Muzaffar from the urology department, participated in the Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital Conference, which took place on on June 25, 2021. They had previously visited Gyeonggi-do in 2017.
The participants of the online conference are medical staff from foreign countries including Russia, Vietnam, and Mongolia, and five medical institutions in Gyeonggi-do including Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital, Wiltse Memorial Hospital, the Catholic University of Korea Bucheon St. Mary’s Hospital, Myongji Hospital, and the National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital.
During the online conference, the participants will share their achievements since completing the training program and discuss recent healthcare and medical issues in their fields.
636 foreign medical staff have completed the Medical Korea Gyeonggi Training Program since 2011
Since 2011, Gyeonggi-do has invited 636 foreign medical staff to share Korea’s excellent medical technology with training programs at medical institutions within Gyeonggi-do, such as the advanced medical technology clinical training program. Upon returning to their own countries after participating in the program, the alumni have not only become leaders in the health promotion of the people of their countries but also serve as the medical ambassadors of Gyeonggi-do to provide a foundation for the Gyeonggi medical industry to enter the foreign market.
