Prof. Tran Xuan Bach, 41, lecturer at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Hanoi National University, received the Global Global Health Leader Award.
This is a prestigious award to honor scientists who have made outstanding contributions to the development and implementation of innovation initiatives, bringing positive impacts on public health, especially in collecting countries. Low import. Mr. Bach received this award at the 16th annual conference of the Association of Global Health Universities (CUGH), held from February 20-23, Atlanta, USA.
Professor Bach is recorded with outstanding contributions in the field of health innovation, including research on health economy, health system and digital health technology. His works focused on increasing access to health care for vulnerable groups, and integrating high -cost cost -effective medical models to optimize the health system.
“These initiatives not only improve their ability to cope with global health challenges but also contribute to the prevention of pandemic in developing countries,” the award representative said.
Prof. Tran Xuan Bach, lecturer at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, received a prize of global health leadership leadership, in the US. Image: Ngoc Dung
According to Professor Bach, the award not only marked an important milestone in his scientific career but also affirmed the position of Vietnamese scientists in the international arena. At the age of 41, he was the youngest professor in Vietnam in 2023 and received many prestigious awards, including the International Study Award for Clinical and Prevention of AIDS Research Center, Johns Hopkins University (USA ); Noam Chomsky Award for achievements in research in 2020; and is ranked in the group of 1% of the world’s most cited scientists according to Clarivate in 2023.
CUGH Global Leadership Leadership Award Over the years has been given to excellent professors from leading universities in the US, acknowledging important contributions to the resolution of challenges. Global Faculty. The Cugh Association, based in Washington, USA, brings together nearly 200 universities and educational institutions worldwide.