Training program on Updated Laboratory Knowledge at Seegene Medical Foundation

From March 19 to April 21, 2017, Vinmec doctors and technicians participated in a Laboratory training program organized by Seegene Medical Foundation in Seoul, South Korea.

Participants: 

  • Dr. Le Duy Cuong - Biochemistry Unit, Laboratory Department, Vinmec Times City International Hospital.
  • Bachelor, Technician Dong Van Viet - Vinmec Times City International Hospital.

Instructors: The team of doctors and lecturers from Seegene Medical Foundation.

Training format: On-site practical training and theoretical instruction.

Training content

Dr. Le Duy Cuong received training on:

  • Multiplex PCR methods for respiratory, gastrointestinal, and reproductive pathogens.
  • Advanced technologies for heavy metal, toxin, and trace element analysis: LC-MS/MS, GS-MS, ICP-MS, AAS.
  • Immunological tests: Fluorescent immunoassay, NK activity, Quantiferon, FISH, specific IgE using automated systems.
  • Newborn screening.
  • Laboratory quality management.
  • Laboratory management and operations: Operational models, management systems, and the LIS network system.

Bachelor, Technician Dong Van Viet received training on:

  • Molecular biology techniques.
  • Chromatography-mass spectrometry techniques for toxin and trace element analysis.
  • Immunological tests: Fluorescent immunoassay, NK activity, Quantiferon, FISH, specific IgE using automated systems.
  • Laboratory quality management.
  • LIS network system and QC management software.
Vinmec doctors and technicians update Laboratory knowledge at Seegene Medical Foundation
Vinmec doctors and technicians update Laboratory knowledge at Seegene Medical Foundation

The training course, with its on-site practical learning format, was an ideal opportunity for Vinmec technicians to enhance their skills and expertise related to Laboratory work. The knowledge and skills acquired from the course provide a strong foundation for practical application in testing procedures at Vinmec hospitals.

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