Ho Chi Minh City Develops Three Key Pillars in Healthcare Services
Aiming to establish a modern and human-centric structure, the city is building its healthcare system upon three fundamental pillars.
Ho Chi Minh City has announced the development of three key elements—multi-layered, multi-polar, and multi-centric—with the aim of establishing a modern and human-centric healthcare system.
Strategy Based on Three Key Elements in the Healthcare System
Ho Chi Minh City has become a leading example nationwide with the three key elements it has developed in healthcare services. The city administration aims to create a modern healthcare infrastructure through this strategy.
The Role of Multi-Layered and Multi-Polar Approaches
While multi-layered approaches address the vertical dimension of the healthcare journey, multi-polar approaches cover the horizontal dimension of the urban area. The multi-centric approach, on the other hand, creates depth in quality and innovation.
Human-Centric and Continuous Care Model
According to Associate Professor Dr. Tang Chi Thuong, Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, the system puts people at the center. Disease prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation processes are organized through this model.
Solutions for Future Healthcare Needs
In the context of an aging population and increasing chronic diseases, focusing investments solely on the final stages is not considered sufficient. A new system is being established for early risk detection and continuous management.