Workshop: "Proactive Healthcare with Traditional Medicine"
On the afternoon of May 4, 2026, in Room F307, the Faculty of Business Administration - Ton Duc Thang University organized the workshop "Proactive Healthcare with Traditional Medicine", accompanied by a team of doctors from S.O.I Clinic, aiming to raise awareness and provide practical healthcare solutions for lecturers and staff.
The program took place in an open and highly interactive atmosphere with the participation of the Faculty's Leadership Board, lecturers, staff, and experts in the field of traditional medicine. The coordination between the university and the specialized unit created an intimate space for exchange, helping attendees easily share and approach common health issues in an academic work environment.
An overview of the "Proactive Healthcare with Traditional Medicine" workshop at the Faculty of Business Administration.
The Faculty of Business Administration presents appreciation gifts to the doctors from S.O.I Clinic.
At the workshop, doctors from S.O.I Clinic shared insights on neck, shoulder, and back pain – problems arising from the specific nature of prolonged sitting, physical inactivity, or chronic work pressure. Through the presentation, attendees were equipped with knowledge about the causes, early warning signs, and risk factors affecting the musculoskeletal system.
A doctor from S.O.I Clinic discusses common musculoskeletal conditions among lecturers.
Additionally, the doctors introduced proactive healthcare methods based on traditional medicine, such as massage, acupressure, combined with light exercises and adjustments to daily lifestyle habits. Notably, attendees were also guided through some simple exercises that can be done at home to reduce pain, improve blood circulation, and maintain bodily flexibility, suitable for the working conditions of lecturers and staff.
Lecturers and staff practice simple exercises under the doctor's guidance.
Beyond theoretical sharing, the program also offered practical experiences as the medical team directly screened and provided consultations on neck, shoulder, and back issues for the lecturers and staff. This activity helped participants clearly identify their personal health conditions, thereby making appropriate adjustments to prevent and improve their long-term health.
Lecturers and staff participate in direct health screening and consultations with the doctors.
The workshop concluded successfully, continuing to affirm the Faculty of Business Administration's care for the physical and mental well-being of its lecturers and staff. Through these practical activities, the Faculty aims to build a comprehensive, humane, and sustainable working environment, contributing to enhancing the quality of human resources in the modern context.
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