At the signing ceremony on September 17.
The partnership will involve co-organising scientific conferences on community health, developing specialised medical publications, and producing innovative multimedia content such as video clips, talk shows and livestreams.
Experts from Bach Mai Hospital will provide medical knowledge and insights to ensure Dtinews’ health communication programmes maintain high professional standards and reliability.
The collaboration will also highlight disadvantaged patients under treatment at Bach Mai, enabling Dtinews to verify and share their stories with readers to mobilise community support. In addition, both sides will jointly conduct charitable health check-ups and social welfare programmes to assist underprivileged individuals and policy beneficiaries.
At the signing ceremony, Bach Mai Hospital Director Dao Xuan Co praised Dtinews’ longstanding support in health communication and patient assistance. “Over the years, Dtinews has connected many disadvantaged patients with donors, helping them overcome serious illnesses. I hope this cooperation will be effective, sustainable and community-driven,” he said.
Bach Mai Hospital Director Dao Xuan Co speaks at the ceremony.
Pham Tuan Anh, editor-in-chief of Dtinews, stressed that healthcare has become a growing concern for readers. Over the past three years, Dtinews has made a strong investment in health communication. He described the partnership with Bach Mai as a strategic milestone to create more structured and practical cooperation.
Pham Tuan Anh, editor-in-chief of Dtinews, speaks at the event
“This is the first time Dtinews has received such a comprehensive strategic cooperation proposal. We expect this partnership to strengthen communication on health knowledge and expand social initiatives. Together, we can connect with more public and private partners to create meaningful programmes for the community,” he noted.
Bach Mai Hospital, with around 5,000 staff, serves more than 4,000 inpatients and up to 10,000 outpatients daily. Its second facility in Ninh Binh Province is expected to open in less than 80 days, further expanding its capacity and reach.
