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| title | "Sino-Thai people hope to further strengthen exchanges and cooperation in the field of nursing between the two countries" |
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From left, Thailand’s ambassador to China, Biliya Kenpon, winner Wu Xinjuan, and Zhang Yang, director of the International Cooperation Department of the National Health and Family Planning Commission of China
International Online Report (Reporter Cai Jianxin): On March 9th, the Thai Embassy in Beijing hosted a dinner in Beijing to congratulate Wu Xinjuan, Director of Nursing Department of Peking Union Medical College Hospital, for the 2016 Queen Srinakarinda Award for Thailand. Sino-Thai people attending the event unanimously expressed the hope that the two countries will further strengthen exchanges and cooperation in the field of nursing.
The Thai ambassador to China, Biliya Kempen, said that the awarding ceremony has opened up a broader road for cooperation between the two countries in the field of health care. At present, Thailand is making great efforts to promote the integration of medical and tourism development and strive to build Thailand into a world-class medical tourism center. The strengthening of exchanges and cooperation with China in the medical and health field will greatly promote the implementation of the above plan in Thailand.
Zhang Yang, director of the International Cooperation Department of the National Health and Family Planning Commission of China, said that Thailand awarded the Queen Mother Xina Karinda Award to Chinese nursing workers, which reflects Thailand’s full recognition of the Chinese nursing field. At present, both China and Thailand are facing the problem of gradually entering an aging society, which brings more opportunities and challenges to the nursing field in the two countries. The strengthening of exchanges and cooperation in this field between the two countries will surely help both sides to better Seize various opportunities and meet various challenges.
The winner, Wu Xinjuan, said that the nursing work in China and Thailand has its own characteristics and each has its own strengths. The two sides can carry out exchanges and cooperation in nursing education, scientific research and clinical research. She also praised the good foundation of nursing education in Thailand, strict and standardized, and the overall level of academic qualifications of nursing workers. These aspects are worth learning.
The Queen Mother of Sina Karinda is the mother of Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej. She has made outstanding contributions to the development of Thai nursing. The Queen Cina Linda Award recognizes individuals or groups in the world who have made outstanding contributions to nursing. On December 11th last year, Thai Princess Sirindhorn presented Wu Xinjuan with a prize at the Grand Palace in Bangkok in recognition of her achievements in the care of atypical pneumonia patients nursed by Nurses in Union Hospital in 2003, and her outstanding contribution to the development of Chinese nursing. ." |
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