Hanoi: Party General Secretary To Lam called for comprehensive improvement of healthcare quality at the inauguration ceremony for two facilities at 108 Military Central Hospital in Hanoi on February 25, emphasizing that medical care must place patients as its core. On the occasion of the 70th Vietnamese Doctors’ Day (February 27), the hospital opened two new buildings – the Institute for Health Protection of Central Officials (A11) and the Clinical Institute for Infectious Diseases (A4). These facilities will enhance the hospital’s capacity to provide medical examination and treatment for high-ranking officials of the Party, State, military, and the people.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the inauguration of these new facilities is seen as a significant step in advancing the hospital’s capabilities. The Institute for Health Protection of Central Officials will focus on safeguarding the health of top leaders, while the Clinical Institute for Infectious Diseases will address the growing need for specialized infectious disease treatment. These developments are expected to improve the overall healthcare services offered by the hospital, aligning with the government’s efforts to prioritize patient-centered care.