I consider myself to be lucky when I received the Fulbright scholarship and finished my MPH at the best school of public health. Therefore, I want to pay it forward by sharing what I learnt at JHSPH with healthcare workers and medical students in Vietnam. I have written a lot of free lectures on epidemiology, biostatistics, and other topics.

The BMR classes on epidemiology and biostatistics help you become familiar with epidemiologic designs and statistical analysis. After the class, you will be able to understand the important concepts in epi and biostat, avoid and detect common mistakes in study design and result interpretation, and carry out and properly interpret the findings of basic analyses.

You can also visit the Youtube channel KonTrymNon (KTN, aka Knowledge and Technology for Newbies) and the Facebook page KonTrymNon to view the lectures and watch videos (in Vietnamese) about study design, Excel, and programming.

Research Advancement Consortium in Health is a project led by Phạm Thanh Tùng and Bùi Phương Linh (currently PhD candidates in epidemiology at Harvard). REACH provides online courses on biomedical research, on-site training courses, and micro-grants for research projects. I have given some courses on REACH.

Thằn Lằn Con English Center is where I taught Medical English (ME). The ME class focused on learning methods to memorize medical vocabulary and to present clinical information. I also integrated some basic grammar and skills in the class. I have shared the study material for this class, written by myself.