As a Supporting Sponsor, Pivie was honored to participate in the Vietnam Health Summit 2025—a prestigious healthcare forum that brought together more than 200 physicians, healthcare experts, researchers, policymakers, and business leaders from Vietnam and abroad.
The two-day event took place on July 21–22, 2025, at Military Central Hospital 108 in Hanoi, under the theme “Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in Medical Diagnosis and Treatment.” The Summit aimed to promote innovation, knowledge sharing, and strategic dialogue to help shape the development of a modern healthcare ecosystem in Vietnam.
Vietnam Health Summit 2025
After two years of operation, Pivie has continued to grow with a strategic focus on online medical education and specialized healthcare initiatives. Through its participation in the Vietnam Health Summit 2025, Pivie had the opportunity to contribute to collective efforts to advance digital transformation in healthcare and expand access to high-quality professional knowledge for healthcare workers.
Pivie’s involvement also formed part of the Summit’s overall success, helping to amplify its core messages and disseminate professional insights widely across the medical community.
Throughout the preparation and execution of the Summit, Pivie actively disseminated key messages, themes, and program highlights to domestic and international healthcare communities through its multiplatform media ecosystem. Carefully curated content was delivered in a timely and targeted manner to tens of thousands of medical students and healthcare professionals within Pivie’s network, significantly expanding the Summit’s reach and engagement.
In addition, Pivie contributed to the production of communication materials, helping to extend the impact of the Summit’s academic discussions. Insights shared by local and international experts provided new perspectives and sparked meaningful dialogue around the central theme of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in Medical Diagnosis and Treatment.
A notable highlight of the Summit was the presentation by Prof. Guy Barrington Marks, MD, PhD, President of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, who shared an optimistic outlook on the potential of digital technologies in Vietnam’s healthcare sector:
“I believe that in Vietnam today, many of the fundamental conditions required to integrate digital data into the healthcare system are already in place. Wireless and mobile technologies have become widely available, and technical infrastructure in many healthcare facilities is increasingly capable of supporting implementation.
There will, of course, be certain costs associated with piloting devices and deploying solutions at points of care, but these are worthwhile investments that can generate long-term benefits.
The key lies in having a clear structure, the right strategic direction, a capable workforce that understands its objectives, and an existing technological and infrastructure foundation. With these elements in place, I am confident that integrating digital data into healthcare in Vietnam is entirely feasible—and not an insurmountable challenge.”
Prof. Guy Barrington Marks, MD, PhD, President of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
The perspectives and discussions at the Summit not only enriched the professional knowledge base but also opened new opportunities for collaboration between Pivie and respected organizations and experts in the healthcare sector.
Pivie sincerely thanks AVSE Global and the Organizing Committee of the Vietnam Health Summit 2025 for their close coordination and effective collaboration throughout the preparation and execution of the event.
We firmly believe that the foundations laid today will lead to deeper partnerships in the future—for a stronger medical community, improved public health in Vietnam, and equitable access to medical education.
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