The
report titled “Landscape
of Vietnam Medical Education Market-
Outcome Based Curriculum Began with Clear Explicit Articulations that Medical
Graduates should Demonstrate Acceptable Professional Standards” provides
a comprehensive analysis of the Medical Education system in Vietnam along with
its merits and drawbacks. It includes detailed analysis on Physician Education
as well as specialized courses such as Internal Medicine and Ophthalmology in Vietnam.
The report also covers overview of the medical education industry as well as
segmentation of the colleges on the basis of institution type and segmentation
that specifies the presence of various medical colleges across the nation both
regionally and state wise. Process flow for opting bachelor and specialized
courses has been suggested in a form of a flow diagram to have a better
understanding of the admission process in Vietnam. The report concludes all medical
colleges compared on various verticals such as total no. of Graduates, Vintage
Year, Courses Offered, Faculty, Region, Type and Fees.
Challenges and Enablers of the Medical Education Market in Vietnam
Vietnam
Medical Education Sector has been facing many macro and micro challenges. Each
challenge has a direct or indirect effect on the Quality of Education and
Quantity of Medical Professional prevailing in the Industry. Some of the major challenges
faced by the Industry are lack of standard entrance exam, Statutory and
Regulatory Body like Medical Council, Lack of standardized entry channels for
Residency programmes, Diverse syllabi and heavy reliance on theoretical
foundations.
Major
Enabler in the Vietnam Medical Education Market is mostly the capacity to
accommodate medical students and imbalance in the medical ecosystem with
increase in support staff like optometrist and technicians.
Physician Medical Education Market Overview and Size
Vietnam
is one of the most populous countries in Southeast Asia, yet it displays an
unsettling lack of doctors. Medical education is an important factor
contributing to this issue, yet little is known about the system currently in
place in Vietnam.
While
examinations are required to graduate, the lack of a national licensing exam
makes it difficult to ensure that a nation-wide standard of quality exists,
both at the medical universities themselves as well as amongst the doctors
graduating from them. The development and institution of a national exam would
introduce a standard of training throughout Vietnam's medical education system.
Internal Medicine Education Market Overview and Size
Internal
Medicine or general internal medicine is the
medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of
internal disease. It is often confused with a General Physician, but Internal Medicine
is a specialized course that is taken up after the basic Bachelor Degree.
Internal Medicine is divided into 16 affiliate and component
segments including Chest Physicians, Heart, Rheumatology, Gastroenterology,
Geriatric Medicine, Medical Oncology, Microbiology, Nephrology and others. This makes it a key choice with highest
intake. There are no special exams conducted for Residency in Internal
Medicine. The admissions process is reliant on specialized interviews conducted
by the respecitive colleges offering the programme.
Ophthalmology Education Market Overview and Size
Roughly 80-90% of children in East Asia have Myopia; it’s an
epidemic. This is due to kids growing up in front of multiple screens. Due to
such rise in eye related diseases, there is an increase in the demand for
ophthalmologist in Vietnam. Currently, there are not many ophthalmologist in
Vietnam. Therefore in future, there will be an increase in the ophthalmology
seats in Vietnam. Residency program in ophthalmology spans over three years and
is accredited by the respective faculties of medicine in Vietnam.
Key Segments Covered:-
Market Segmentation basis Type of Institution (Number of
Colleges)
Private College
Public
College
Market Segmentation basis Region (Number of Colleges)
Central
Region
Southern
Region
Northern
Region
Physician
Admission
Process
Intake
Status
Selection
Process
Total No.
of Graduates
Total
Number of Intake
Internal Medicine
Admission
Process
Intake
Status
Selection
Process
Total No.
of Graduates
Total
Number of Intake
Ophthalmology
Admission
Process
Intake
Status
Selection
Process
Total No.
of Graduates
Total
Number of Intake
Key Target Audience:-
Public
Medical Colleges
Private
Medical Colleges
Aspiring
students of Bachelor in Medical Education
Aspiring
students of Master in Medical Education especially Internal Medicine and
Ophthalmology
Time Period Captured in the Report:-
Base Year: 2020
Study Period: 2016–2020
Colleges Covered:-
Landscape on Vietnam Medical Education institutions include
faculties of medicine of following colleges
Hanoi Medial University
University of Medicine and
Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City
Hue University of Medicine and
Pharmacy
Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy –
Faculty of Medicine
Pham Ngoc Thach University of
Medicine
Hai Phong University of
Medicine and Pharmacy
Vietnam Military Medical
University
Thai Binh University of
Medicine and Pharmacy
Thai Nguyen University of
Medicine and Pharmacy
Tay Nguyen University, Faculty
of Medicine and Pharmacy
Vo Truong Toan University,
Faculty of Medicine
Tan Tao University School of
Medicine
Vietnam National University,
Hanoi
Key
Topics Covered in the Report:-
Vietnam
Medical Education Introduction
Detailed
Landscape of Private and Public Colleges
Market
Ecosystem
Market
Segmentation basis Institution and Regions
Admission
Process for both Bachelor and Master Course
Detailed
Analysis on Physician Courses (Market Size on the basis of Intake Enrollment
and Graduates with Statistics for Each College)
Detailed
Analysis on Internal Medicine Market Size on the basis of Intake Enrollment and
Graduates with Statistics for Each College)
Detailed
Analysis on Ophthalmology Market Size on the basis of Intake Enrollment and
Graduates with Statistics for Each College)
Major Universities
and Colleges in Vietnam Medical Education Market
For
More Information On the research report, refer to below link:-
Vietnam
Medical Education Market
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Most of the Universities do not conduct interviews for the admission process. This creates disparity and reduces the chances to improve upon one-time high school scores (National Entrance Examination). Each university has their own curriculum and has autonomy to design their own syllabi.
Medical degrees are considered expensive in terms of time and money. They are thus limited to a certain class of people in Vietnam. Students usually have to pay for the equipment and special facilities in their departments for clinical training.
There are is no specific and designated Board for conducting medical examination to test the quality of students graduating the Medical School. There are no further Licensing examination to get accreditation for specialization by doing specialized practice in the field.
There is an increase in the population of Vietnam over the years but healthcare workforce is relatively low compared to the total population (around 1 physician and 1.3 nurses per 1,000 residents). The imbalance in the healthcare workers versus the growth of the population. This will drive the demand for more doctors.
Vietnam also has one of the most rapidly aging populations in the world, with an increasing demand for quality healthcare services and new issues likely to emerge in the health sector in future years. Increase in quality of support staff is expected to be a major support to failing healthcare facilities.
Government has recently granted HIE autonomy to determine their curriculum. This will make Vietnamese medical education more decentralized and competitive.
