On October 9, 2024, the University of Danang- School of Medicine and Pharmacy (UD-SMP) hosted the MoU signing ceremony with Shouwakai Medical Group, Japan, to launch the "Healthcare Program for People Needing Rehabilitation."

Overview of the Ceremony at UD-SMP

Dr. Taisei Ota, President of Shouwakai Medical Group, and Dr. Med. Le Viet Nho, Rector of UD-SMP, attended the event. UD-SMP Vice Rector Le Kim Trong was also in attendance, along with other representatives, faculty, and specialists from both institutions, including members from the Nursing and Medical Laboratory Faculties.

Leaders of both sides signed the MOU

According to Dr. Med. Le Viet Nho, UD-SMP Rector, signing the MOU with Shouwakai Medical Group, a leading healthcare organization in Japan, expanded opportunities for learning and hands-on practice for UD-SMP students. This collaboration aimed to improve healthcare services and address community healthcare needs.

Dr. Med. Le Viet Nho, Rector of UD-UMP gave a speech at the ceremony

Dr. Taisei Ota, President of Shouwakai Medical Group, expressed his appreciation for UD-SMP's reputation in training high-quality healthcare professionals. He expressed enthusiasm for partnering with the university to supply skilled healthcare personnel for the rehabilitation sector. He hoped for a close, effective partnership to bring mutual value and benefits.

Dr. Taisei Ota, President of Shouwakai Medical Group, shares his thoughts

The MOU outlines a collaboration focused on improving healthcare quality, especially for individuals requiring rehabilitation. The program aims to facilitate the development of training programs, academic exchanges, and practical support to address the healthcare needs of people needing rehabilitation.

Shouwakai Medical Group representatives interacted with students

On this occasion, Shouwakai Medical Group held an exchange session with Nursing students, providing valuable insights and information on internship programs in Japan. This offered students opportunities for professional development in an advanced healthcare environment, with a strong demand for hiring graduates.

The university-industry collaboration creates more practical, internship, and career development opportunities for students