The Regional Scientific Conference entitled "Connecting Healthcare to Enhance the Quality of Surgery and Interventional Treatment for Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Diseases" was successfully organized by Thai Binh General Hospital on July 18, 2026. Vietnam Medical Pharmaceutical Investment Joint Stock Company (VMPI) was honored to participate as an event partner, showcasing advanced medical technologies and innovative healthcare solutions designed to improve the diagnosis and treatment of hepatobiliary and pancreatic diseases.
The conference brought together leading experts from hospitals and healthcare institutions across Northern Vietnam. Serving as an important scientific forum, the event provided updates on the latest advances in surgery and minimally invasive interventions, while facilitating the exchange of practical clinical experience in the management of liver, biliary, and pancreatic diseases, which are becoming increasingly prevalent in Vietnam.
At the exhibition area, VMPI introduced its integrated portfolio of advanced healthcare solutions, featuring a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic technologies and medical devices from globally renowned manufacturers. VMPI's specialists engaged directly with physicians and healthcare professionals to discuss emerging trends in the adoption of innovative medical technologies aimed at enhancing treatment quality, optimizing clinical workflows, and improving patient care outcomes.

VMPI's participation in the conference further reaffirmed the company's commitment to partnering with healthcare institutions nationwide by continuously introducing cutting-edge medical solutions and strengthening the connection between technological innovation and clinical practice. Through ongoing professional collaboration, VMPI aspires to promote sustainable value, support healthcare professionals in accessing the latest advances in medicine, and ultimately contribute to improving the quality of healthcare services while creating greater opportunities for better patient care and community health.