MEDCOMTECH CONGRATULATES THE SUCCESS OF THE 1ST SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE OF THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE – BACH MAI HOSPITAL

HomeNews and eventsMEDCOMTECH CONGRATULATES THE SUCCESS OF THE 1ST SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE OF THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE – BACH MAI HOSPITAL

Tuesday, 09/22/2026

On September 17–18, 2026, the 1st Scientific Conference of the Institute of Medical Laboratory Science – Bach Mai Hospital was successfully held, bringing together a broad community of healthcare professionals, scientists, and experts from Vietnam and abroad.

Under the overarching themes of quality, innovation, and international integration, the conference featured in-depth scientific updates across Hematology and Transfusion Medicine, Clinical Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Molecular Diagnostics, Stem Cell Technology, and Precision Medicine. Particular emphasis was placed on laboratory quality standardization, automation, digital transformation, and the clinical application of emerging diagnostic technologies, with the shared objective of enhancing diagnostic accuracy and supporting more effective patient management.

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Medcomtech would like to extend our sincere congratulations to the Institute of Medical Laboratory Science and Bach Mai Hospital on the successful organization of this inaugural scientific conference. The event provided a valuable professional platform for scientific exchange, knowledge sharing, and the translation of technological advances into modern laboratory practice.

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Medcomtech looks forward to continuing to work alongside healthcare institutions and laboratory professionals in advancing laboratory quality, technology adoption, and diagnostic excellence, ultimately contributing to better clinical outcomes and patient care.