Viet Duc University Hospital, established in 1906, is Vietnam’s largest surgical center and a leading national hospital for trauma, surgery, and transplantation. The hospital is renowned for its over 100-year history, advanced surgical expertise, and as a center for scientific research, education, and international collaboration. Viet Duc is affiliated with Hanoi Medical University and plays a pivotal role in training, research, and the provision of high-level medical care. The hospital is also a site for international cooperation, including partnerships with institutions in France, Germany, Australia, and the UK.

• Neurosurgery

• Hepato-biliary surgery

• Oncology

• Cardiovascular and thoracic surgery

• Pediatric and neonatal surgery

• Digestive surgery

• Urology

• Septic surgery

• Trauma and orthopaedic surgery

• Kidney diseases and hemodialysis

• Spine surgery

• Maxillofacial, plastic, and aesthetic surgery

• Organ transplantation (kidney, liver, etc.)

• Laparoscopic surgery

• Emergency and intensive care

• Gastrointestinal endoscopy

• Diagnostic imaging and nuclear medicine

Viet Duc University Hospital maintains a commitment to clinical excellence and patient safety, evidenced by its international accreditations and implementation of ISO 9001:2015 standards. The hospital is recognized for its high surgical volume (about 28,000 surgeries annually), advanced techniques, and ongoing quality improvement programs.

• Vision: To be the leading center for surgery, trauma, and transplantation in Vietnam and the region, upholding international standards in healthcare, education, and research.

• Mission: To provide high-quality, patient-centered care; advance surgical science through research and training; and foster international collaboration for the benefit of the Vietnamese population

• Recognized as a national special-class hospital by the Ministry of Health

• Official RCS (Royal College of Surgeons of England) Training Center

• Numerous awards for excellence in surgery, transplantation, and medical research