CDC in Vietnam

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began working with the government of Vietnam in 1998 to build high-quality, sustainable public health systems that lead to long term impact. CDC provides technical expertise to the Vietnam Ministry of Health (MOH) to support and scale up programs that target priority diseases. The agencies collaborate on programs that cover HIV, tuberculosis (TB), influenza, and support preparedness and response to epidemics. CDC supports workforce development for the 21st century. CDC strengthens laboratory and surveillance systems on prevention of antimicrobial resistance and infections in healthcare settings as well as zoonotic and vaccine-preventable diseases. CDC also provides guidance to activate emergency operations centers and strengthen emergency management.CS322044-AVVietnamFS2021.pdfGlobal Health Security -- COVID-19 -- HIV and Tuberculosis (TB) -- Laboratory Capacity Building -- Influenza -- CDC Staff in Vietnam -- Vietnam at a Glance -- Vietnam Top 10 Causes of Death.20211016