DNO - A scientific conference on rehabilitation in Vietnam 2026, taking place in Da Nang from October 15 to 17, aims to exchange experiences, update knowledge on modern techniques, and promote the application of scientific advancements in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients.
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The conference, jointly organized by the Vietnam Rehabilitation Association and the Da Nang C Hospital, brings together more than 500 experts, scientists, and healthcare professionals from Vietnam and abroad.
The program includes 3 plenary sessions, 12 thematic sessions, and 6 workshops that offer continuing medical education (CME) credits to participants. It focuses on rehabilitation in the fields of cardiology, pulmonology, neurology, musculoskeletal system, geriatrics, pediatrics, pelvic floor muscles, and spinal cord injury.
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Alongside scientific presentations, the conference updates various modern techniques, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), high-intensity laser therapy, biofeedback, and injections of botulinum toxin for the treatment of muscle spasticity.
The conference serves as an opportunity for experts, physicians, and technicians to share their experiences, exchange clinical approaches, and discuss the practical application of scientific advancements in practical treatment.
In particular, the workshops organized by the Da Nang C Hospital provide expanded hands-on training opportunities, allowing participants to engage directly with specialized techniques, equipment, and procedures.
This allows physicians and technicians to exchange expertise on operating advanced rehabilitation equipment, such as gait-training robots, upper-limb rehabilitation robots, the VRRS virtual reality system, and the Gamma balance training device.
This also enables participants to further underpin their skills and enhance their ability to apply professional knowledge to patient treatment.
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Speaking at the conference, Vice Chairman of the Da Nang People's Council Doan Ngoc Hung Anh emphasized that the city is seeking to strengthen collaboration with the Vietnam Rehabilitation Association and various experts in areas such as human resource training, the transfer of advanced technical expertise, and the application of digital technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart assistive devices.
Furthermore, the city aims to leverage its cultural assets and heritage to develop wellness and rehabilitation tourism, he added.