DNU Medical Students and Hospital Clinical Exams: The Journey to Adulthood Is Not Alone

Hundreds of K15 medical students of Dai Nam University (DNU) have just completed clinical exams at major hospitals – a challenging journey in their journey to become doctors. Under the pressure of exams and a professional medical environment, the students are not alone, because they always have the dedicated support of teachers and medical staff.

Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Duc Hanh - Head of Department and teachers accompanied students in the clinical exam at Ha Dong General Hospital.

Big challenge in learning journey...

Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Duc Hanh - Head of the Faculty of Medicine shared: The clinical exam at the hospital is a big challenge in the learning journey of medical students. This is not only an opportunity for students to apply the knowledge they have learned to practice medical examination and treatment but also an opportunity to verify their mettle and ability to work in a professional medical environment.

“The pressure from exams, the hospital environment and strict requirements require students to be well prepared both professionally and psychologically. But Dai Nam University Medical students are not alone on this journey...” Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Duc Hanh affirmed.

The support of teachers is a solid support for students.

Dedicated companionship

The faculty of the Faculty of Medicine not only acts as instructors but also as dedicated companions. From choosing a reputable practice hospital, providing review orientation, to supporting each skill in practice sessions, the teachers are always present to listen, answer and encourage students.

Major hospitals such as: Central Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, Vietnam - Cuba Friendship Hospital, Hanoi Dermatology Hospital, Saint Paul Hospital, Hanoi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, Hanoi Lung Hospital... are not only places to help students accumulate practical experience but also an environment to practice professionalism, communication skills and professional responsibility.

Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Trung Kien - Assistant to the President of the School Council for Medicine accompanied students in the clinical exam at Xanh Pon Hospital.

Associate Professor, Dr. Hoang Trung Kien - Assistant to the President of the School Council for Medicine, emphasized: "The presence and support of teachers is not only a spiritual support but also a motivation to help students overcome pressure, mature and become more confident in every step they take."

What do students say?

Sharing about the clinical exam at the hospital, Nguyen Minh Anh - a student of class YDK 1501, was moved: "The recent clinical exam was an important and challenging exam. I was lucky because the exam was accompanied and supported by the teachers from the beginning until we finished the exam. The moment that made me feel the most the dedication of the teachers was when the teachers took the time to answer questions, guide each step of examining patients and making medical records, helping us consolidate our knowledge and prepare mentally for the exam. The teachers not only supported us with knowledge but also helped us prepare mentally, which is really important when working in a hospital environment."

Pham Gia Bach - student of class YDK 1501: “I feel very lucky to be a medical student at Dai Nam University. I thank the teachers for always accompanying us from theoretical subjects in the classroom to practical subjects and internships at the hospital. It is the dedication and companionship of the teachers that has helped us consolidate our knowledge, become more confident and feel like there is someone behind us to motivate us, a solid spiritual support to confidently overcome the next challenges in the future...”

Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Ngoc Son - Deputy Director of Xanh Pon Hospital, highly appreciated the dedication of the teachers of the Faculty of Medicine of Dai Nam University to the students. He said that the dedication of the teachers not only ensures the quality of training but also spreads profound humanistic values, helping students to better understand the role and responsibility of a physician. This is a valuable asset that helps students grow up and confidently step on their career path.

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