Doctors from Nghe An province in Hanoi spread medical ethics and show their devotion to their homeland.

Nearly 150 delegates, including professors, associate professors, doctors, People's Physicians, Distinguished Physicians, specialists (Level II), healthcare managers, and businesspeople working in the healthcare sector, attended the meeting. Representing the Nghe An Department of Health was Dr. Nguyen Huu Le, Deputy Director of the Department. Representing the Nghe An Hometown Association in Hanoi were Dr. Hoang Xuan Luong, Executive Vice President of the Association, and other members of the Association's Standing Committee.

Speaking at the meeting, Dr. Hoang Xuan Luong said that the number and quality of doctors from Nghe An working in Hanoi are growing, with many holding important positions in hospitals, training institutions, and health management agencies.This is an intellectual force that plays a crucial role, contributing not only to the healthcare sector but also to the development of their homeland, Nghe An.

The meeting provided an opportunity for doctors from Nghe An province to network, share experiences in their professional work, and strengthen their bonds and mutual support in both work and life. This contributed to building a stronger network of doctors from Nghe An, focusing on practical activities to serve the community.

At the meeting, delegates agreed to establish the "Nghe An Doctors' Club in Hanoi" - aiming to connect medical intellectuals from the same hometown, promote their role in medical examination and treatment, training and scientific research, and strengthen activities directed towards their homeland.

Major General, Associate Professor, Doctor Tran Minh Dao – former Director of Hospital 198 – was elected Chairman of the Club. The Executive Board comprises many reputable professors, doctors, and experts in the medical field.

In his acceptance speech, Associate Professor Dr. Tran Minh Dao stated that in the coming time, the Club will develop operating regulations, strengthen connections among members, organize professional activities; and simultaneously implement programs focused on Nghe An province such as free health check-ups and consultations, support technology transfer, contributing to improving the quality of medical examination and treatment in the locality.

Within the framework of the program, delegates reviewed the traditions of the Vietnamese healthcare sector, paid tribute to the exemplary generations of doctors who came before, thereby further motivating today's medical staff to continuously train, improve their professional skills, and uphold and spread medical ethics.

On this occasion, the Nghe An Hometown Association in Hanoi honored many doctors who have made positive contributions to their homeland and the cause of public health care.

The meeting took place in a solemn and warm atmosphere, reflecting the spirit of solidarity and close ties among the medical community from Nghe An province in the capital city. The establishment of the Nghe An Doctors' Club in Hanoi is expected to create a strong foundation for connection, fostering the intellect and dedication of the medical team, and making practical contributions to the healthcare sector and the development of their homeland, Nghe An.