Support for advanced medical systems for our children's medical foundation visiting Myanmar medical staff
Jan 22, 2025
The Korean Children's Medical Foundation (Chairman Jung Sung-kwan), which operates a hospital specializing in children and adolescents, announced on the 20th that it successfully completed an invitation visit to medical staff at Myanmar's KBC Hospital organized by KAFA (Korea Asian Friendship Association) at Seongbuk Children's Hospital.
The visit was attended by Malot Hospital director of Myanmar's KBC (Kachin Baptist Church) Hospital and two officials from the KBC denomination, accompanied by Baek Sung-ki, executive director of KAFA. Professor Na Young-ho, Hospital Director Yoo Byung-geun, Planning Director Lee Jin-cheol, and Administrative Director Shin Hyun-bok joined the welcome greeting and visit schedule at the Children's Medical Foundation.
Starting with a welcome greeting held in the conference room on the 10th floor of Seongbuk Children's Hospital, the visiting group had time to look at the hospital's specialized programs and advanced medical systems while touring major medical facilities such as wards, endocrine and strong centers, clinical pathology and X-ray rooms, and outpatient clinics. The visiting group experienced the systematic operation of the Children's Medical Foundation and shared in-depth questions and answers about the medical system of Korean children's hospitals.
Director of the Mallot Hospital was deeply moved by the firsthand experience of our children's hospital's professional and systematic healthcare system"I felt both envy and admiration because the advanced medical system was very well equipped. Despite the complex situation in Myanmar, the will to introduce an advanced medical system is firm, and today's visit renewed hope for the future," he said.
"It is very meaningful to have the opportunity to participate in improving the medical environment for children in Myanmar," said Lee Jin-chul, the planning director who oversaw the visit schedule. "I hope today's visit will serve as a small foundation for introducing advanced medical care to Myanmar." We will spare no support at the foundation level under consultation as necessary."
This visit is a meaningful opportunity to share the value of medical cooperation between Korea and Myanmar, and the Children's Medical Foundation plans to continue to expand the international medical network and contribute to the development of medical care for children and adolescents.
The visit was attended by Malot Hospital director of Myanmar's KBC (Kachin Baptist Church) Hospital and two officials from the KBC denomination, accompanied by Baek Sung-ki, executive director of KAFA. Professor Na Young-ho, Hospital Director Yoo Byung-geun, Planning Director Lee Jin-cheol, and Administrative Director Shin Hyun-bok joined the welcome greeting and visit schedule at the Children's Medical Foundation.
Starting with a welcome greeting held in the conference room on the 10th floor of Seongbuk Children's Hospital, the visiting group had time to look at the hospital's specialized programs and advanced medical systems while touring major medical facilities such as wards, endocrine and strong centers, clinical pathology and X-ray rooms, and outpatient clinics. The visiting group experienced the systematic operation of the Children's Medical Foundation and shared in-depth questions and answers about the medical system of Korean children's hospitals.
Director of the Mallot Hospital was deeply moved by the firsthand experience of our children's hospital's professional and systematic healthcare system"I felt both envy and admiration because the advanced medical system was very well equipped. Despite the complex situation in Myanmar, the will to introduce an advanced medical system is firm, and today's visit renewed hope for the future," he said.
"It is very meaningful to have the opportunity to participate in improving the medical environment for children in Myanmar," said Lee Jin-chul, the planning director who oversaw the visit schedule. "I hope today's visit will serve as a small foundation for introducing advanced medical care to Myanmar." We will spare no support at the foundation level under consultation as necessary."
This visit is a meaningful opportunity to share the value of medical cooperation between Korea and Myanmar, and the Children's Medical Foundation plans to continue to expand the international medical network and contribute to the development of medical care for children and adolescents.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
