The Partnership for Health Advancement in Vietnam (HAIVN) is a collaboration between Harvard Medical School (HMS) and two HMS-affiliated teaching hospitals, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC), and Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH).
Our staff includes experts in clinical medicine, medical education, health systems, healthcare quality improvement, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation research.
HAIVN supports Vietnam’s health system through a comprehensive approach to building healthcare worker capacity. This includes:
(1) strengthening medical education through curriculum innovation and faculty development.
(2) providing training, mentoring, and coaching in HIV and strengthening systems and capacity for technical assistance in the country.
(3) supporting the Vietnam Ministry of Health to develop policies and regulations that support quality medical education and medical care such as systems of accreditation and licensing.
- HAIVN Program Oct 21, 2021 E-mentoring program: HIV-related comordibities from Professor Howard Libman - Approach to smoking cessation
- HAIVN Program Oct 22, 2021 ARV treatment failure workshop, E-men program on VL roll-out and treatment failure
- HAIVN Program Oct 26, 2021 Adult Training Module 2: ARV treatment adherence training - Day 1
- HAIVN Program Oct 27, 2021 Adult Training Module 2: ARV treatment adherence training - Day 2
- HAIVN Program Oct 28, 2021 Adult Training Module 2: ARV treatment adherence training - Day 3
- HAIVN Program Nov 02, 2021 Adult Training Module 2: ARV treatment adherence training - Day 4
- HAIVN Program Nov 03, 2021 Adult Training Module 2: ARV treatment adherence training - Day 5
