BHM CONTINUES ITS JOURNEY TO STRENGTHEN INTERNAL AUDIT CAPABILITIES IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR

On the afternoon of August 20, 2026, as part of the ongoing Internal Audit Training Program on Risk Identification and Assessment in Hospitals, BHM continued its collaboration with the National Hospital of Otorhinolaryngology in delivering an in-depth training program for the Hospital’s management and professional staff.

The program was honored by the participation of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Tuan Canh – Director of the National Hospital of Otorhinolaryngology, together with the Deputy Directors and relevant management and professional staff. The presence of the Hospital’s leadership demonstrates its strong commitment to strengthening internal audit, internal control, and risk management.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Tuan Canh – Director of the National Hospital of Otorhinolaryngology, together with the Hospital’s leadership and participants at the training program.

STRENGTHENING INTERNAL AUDIT AND RISK MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES

As management and operational activities in healthcare institutions become increasingly complex and subject to higher governance and control requirements, strengthening the effectiveness of internal audit plays an important role in helping healthcare organizations proactively identify, assess, and manage potential risks.

The program was delivered by Lecturer Dao Hang, with training content designed to combine professional knowledge with practical insights into the Hospital’s operations.

Lecturer Dao Hang sharing professional knowledge on risk identification and assessment.

CONNECTING PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE WITH PRACTICAL APPLICATION

The training focused on key areas related to risk identification and assessment in hospital operations, providing participants with practical perspectives on approaches to and applications of internal audit in real-world healthcare settings.

Through discussions, interactive sessions, and analysis of practical cases, the program aimed to enhance participants’ capabilities in identifying risks, assessing their potential impact, and determining key areas that require prioritized control and mitigation.

Participants engaging in discussions and interactive activities with the lecturer during the training program.

CONTINUING TO SUPPORT HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS

With a commitment to developing specialized, practical, and needs-based training programs, BHM continues to partner with healthcare institutions in strengthening their capabilities in internal audit, internal control, and risk management.

The trust and collaboration of the National Hospital of Otorhinolaryngology serve as strong motivation for BHM to continuously develop and deliver highly practical training programs, supporting healthcare institutions in progressively strengthening their governance capabilities and pursuing sustainable development.