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INFORMATION ABOUT DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name:Lam Van Dong                  

2. Gender: Male

3. Date of birth: January 30, 1975

4. Place of birth: Nam Dinh

5. Decision on recognition of PhD students No. 3670/QD-SDH dated October 28, 2009 of the Director of Hanoi National University

6. Changes in the training process: Decision to adjust the topic name No. 499/CTC-DT dated August 12, 2013 of the Director of the Center for training and fostering lecturers of political theory, Vietnam National University, Hanoi

7. Thesis topic name:Ethical education for physicians in Vietnam in the current period

8. Major: CNDVBC&CNDVLSCode: 60.22.80.05

9. Scientific instructor:Guide 1: Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Sy Phan,Guide 2: Professor Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Long.

10. Summary of new results of the thesis:

- The thesis analyzed the unity between the human character of a citizen and the human character of a professional to affirm the unity between the civic ethics and the professional ethics of a physician; thereby clarifying the content of ethical education for physicians in Vietnam today, including education of civic ethical standards and professional ethical standards. Regarding professional ethical standards, applying Ho Chi Minh's perspective, the thesis generalized and analyzed the content of professional ethical education for physicians according to the relationships of physicians with patients, with colleagues, with medical science, with society and with themselves.

- The thesis has discussed the importance of ethical education for medical practitioners in Vietnam today, both in theory and in practice.

- The thesis has identified and analyzed subjective and objective factors affecting ethical education for medical practitioners in Vietnam today.

- The thesis has combined the assessment of both the current status of ethics and the current status of ethics education for physicians to clarify the achievements and limitations of the current status of ethics education for physicians, which has received little attention in published works.

- From a more systematic and complete study of the theoretical issues of the topic, from the analysis of the influencing factors, and the assessment of the current situation, the thesis has pointed out and analyzed the issues that need to be solved and proposed more complete viewpoints and necessary solutions to improve the effectiveness of ethics education for physicians in Vietnam today. Among the proposed solutions, there are solutions related to the responsibility of patients, patients' relatives and public opinion, which the published works have not mentioned.

11. Practical application:

- The thesis can be used as a reference for research and teaching of professional ethics at medical schools.

- The research results in the thesis have meaningful recommendations for the work of educating professional ethics for the medical staff in Vietnam today.

12. Further research directions:

The author of the thesis will continue to research more deeply and fully the issue of ethics and ethics education for medical practitioners in Vietnam today, especially ethics and ethics education for nursing staff.

13. Published works related to the thesis.

1. Lam Van Dong (2009), “Improving medical ethics, studying and following Ho Chi Minh's moral example”,Journal of Political Theory(June 2009), pp. 22-25.

2. Lam Van Dong (2009), "Training and improving medical ethics for our country's current medical staff",Journal of Political Theory and Communication(June 2009), pp. 70-74.

3. Lam Van Dong (2013), "Implementing the Resolution of the 4th Conference (11th term) of the Party on improving the ethics of cadres and party members in our country today",Journal of Political Theory and Communication(7/2013), pp. 6-9.

4. Lam Van Dong (2014), “The issue of ethical education for doctors in the current period”,Education Magazine(7/2014), pp. 94-95.

5. Lam Van Dong (2014), “The importance of ethical education for physicians in our country today”Journal of Theoretical Education(August 2014), pp. 64-67.

6. Lam Van Dong (2014), “Ethical education for medical staff in Vietnam today”,Vietnam Social Sciences Journal(10), pp.42-48

   

INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name: Lam Van Dong2. Sex: Male

3. Date of birth: 30thJanuary, 19754. Place of birth: Nam Dinh

5. Admission decision Number: 3670/QD-SĐH dated 28thOctober, 2009 by President of Vietnam National University, Hanoi

6. Changes in Academic process: Decision of adjusting the title of thesis number 499/TCT-ĐT dated 12thAugust, 2013 by Director of political teacher training and cultivating center Vietnam National University, Hanoi

7. Official thesis title: Ethics Education for Vietnamese Physicians Nowadays.

8. Major: CNDVBC&CNDVLS9. Code: 60.22.80.05

10. Supervisors: - Supervisor 1: Assoc. Prof., Dr. Tran Sy Phan,Supervisor 2: Prof., Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Long.

11. Summary of the new findings in the thesis:

- The thesis analyzes the consistency between human personality and professional ethics in order to define the connection between human and professional ethics of physicians; then it shows clearly the content of educating morality for Vietnamese physicians in the modern day which educates includes both creteria of human and professional ethics. For the professional ethics, taking Ho Chi Minh's opinions into account, the thesis summarizes and analyzes the training of professional ethics for physicians towards patients, colleagues, science, society and themselves.

- The thesis demonstrates the importance of educating morality/ethics for Vietnamese physicians in the modern day in terms of theory as well as reality.

- The thesis defined and analyzed subjective and objective impacts on educating morality/ethics for Vietnamese physicians nowadays.

- The thesis combined and evaluated both the current situations on educating morality for physicians so as to demonstrate achievements and limitations of the current education system which has not been concerned about by other previous projects.

- Based on the systematic and sufficient study on the topic, the analysis of impacts, and the evaluation of current situations, the thesis drew out some problems that need solving as well as provided sufficient proposals of essential solutions and measures in order to improve the efficiency of educational etiquettes for Vietnamese physicians these days. Of the proposed measures, solutions related to responsibilities of patients, patients' relatives and social medial reputation were put forward, which was not concerned about by other previous projects.

12. Practical applicability:

- The thesis can be used as reference resources for other research and teaching professional ethics in any medical schools or universities.

- The results of the thesis can act as recommendations to promote professional ethics for Vietnamese physician staff nowadays.

13. Further research directions: suggestions:

The author of the thesis will continue to have further and more sufficient research and findings on etiquettes and ethics education for Vietnamese physicians nowadays, especially for the nursing staff.

14. Thesis-related publications:

1. Lam Van Dong (2009), “Improving Medical Ethics, Studying and Following Ho Chi Minh's Ethics”,Politics Magazine(June 2009), pp. 22-25.

2. Lam Van Dong (2009), “Cultivating and Improving Medical Ethics for Medical Officer Staff in Vietnam nowadays”,Politics and Telecommunication Magazine(June 2009), pp. 70-74.

3. Lam Van Dong (2013), “Agreements and Decisions in Conference No. 4 (term No. XI) by the Communist Party on improving ethics among officers, Communist Members in Vietnam these days”,Politics and Telecommunication Magazine(7/2013), pp. 6-9.

4. Lam Van Dong (2014), “Education on Medical Ethics these days”,Education Magazine(7/2014), pp. 94-95.

5. Lam Van Dong (2014), “Importance of educating professional ethics for Vietnamese physicians nowadays”Education and Theory Magazine(August 2014), pp. 64-67.

6. Lam Van Dong (2014), “Ethic Education for Medical Officers in Vietnam nowadays”,Vietname Science and Social Magazine,(10), pp.42-48

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