Training Held to Enhance Scientific Research Capacity of Healthcare Workers
The City Center for Disease Control conducted a two-day scientific research and project development training for healthcare personnel.
The City Center for Disease Control (CDC) organized a comprehensive two-day training course aimed at enhancing the scientific research and project development capacity of healthcare workers.
Scope of the Training Course
The City Center for Disease Control implemented a training course aimed at finalizing sector-level scientific research projects and developing new research proposals.
Participants of the Workshop
The two-day workshop, held on the sixteenth and seventeenth of September, featured department representatives, project leaders, and participants from nine healthcare centers.
Core Topics Examined
Trainees examined topics such as identifying priority health issues, standardizing research proposals according to the Ministry of Health template, and creating project idea drafts.
Expert Opinions and Evaluations
Dr. Hoang Van Tham, Deputy Director of the CDC, stated that in the context of changing disease patterns, scientific research helps find scientifically grounded intervention solutions.
Practical Training Method
A notable aspect of the program was the interactive method combining theoretical training with hands-on practice, where participants drafted their proposals on personal computers.