On the afternoon of May 15, 2026, the Da Nang Department of Health held a conference to implement Plan No. 212/KH-UBND dated April 29, 2026, issued by the Da Nang People’s Committee on the rollout of electronic medical records across the city in 2026.
The conference was attended by leaders of the Department of Health, leaders of People’s Committees of wards and communes, leaders of local commune health stations, and representatives from Electronic Records Management Joint Stock Company, SotaTek Vietnam Technology Joint Stock Company, and GTEL Global Technology - Telecommunications Corporation.
At the event, SotaTek and its partner Electronic Records introduced the “Tram Y Te So” known as the “Digital Commune Health Station” model, developed with a focus on stable operations, centralized data, and paperless workflows. The model is designed to support primary healthcare facilities in accelerating digital transformation while improving data connectivity and professional collaboration with upper-level healthcare institutions.
About the Digital Commune Health Station
The Digital Commune Health Station model is built on a layered architecture, in which commune health stations act as satellite units connected directly to centralized professional systems and upper-level data platforms. Its long-term vision is to establish an interconnected healthcare system spanning commune health stations, regional hospitals, and local healthcare management authorities.
In the current phase, the solution focuses on deploying a Cloud-based ecosystem comprising HIS - EMR - PACS - LIS. This approach enables community health stations to implement the system quickly without investing in on-premise servers, data centers, or dedicated IT teams at each facility. Medical examination data, laboratory results, diagnostic imaging, and preventive healthcare data can be synchronized in real time, supporting remote consultations, electronic result delivery, and the gradual development of electronic health records for citizens.
Benefits and Strategic Direction
The model aims to reduce paperwork and manual data entry at commune health stations while strengthening professional connectivity with upper-level healthcare facilities. This helps healthcare units operate in a more synchronized and stable manner, improving the quality of services provided to local communities.
In the near future, the system is expected to expand with centralized data dashboards, epidemiology management, population management, vaccination management, and AI-powered applications to support healthcare administration, analysis, and community health management.
According to the city’s plan, 100% of commune health stations in Da Nang are required to implement electronic medical records by December 31, 2026. SotaTek and its partner will continue working with the Da Nang Department of Health to pilot, evaluate, and gradually scale the model across districts, moving toward a citywide interconnected healthcare data platform.
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