CDC Kon Tum is the leading public health institution in Kon Tum province, responsible for disease surveillance, prevention, control, and health promotion. The center organizes training for healthcare workers, implements national health programs (such as poverty reduction, vaccination, and climate change adaptation), and provides essential public health services to the community

• Infectious disease surveillance and outbreak response

• Vaccination and immunization programs

• Health education and promotion

• Environmental and occupational health

• Screening and diagnostics (including SARS-CoV-2)

• Dermatology and other outpatient specialty services

CDC Kon Tum is recognized for its technical capability in disease surveillance and laboratory testing, including meeting the requirements for COVID-19 screening. The center regularly conducts staff training, public health campaigns, and quality improvement initiatives to ensure effective service delivery

To protect and improve public health in Kon Tum province by providing timely, accurate disease surveillance, effective prevention and control programs, and health education. The center aims to build community resilience against emerging health threats and promote overall well-being