Asia's rapidly growing economies and aging populations are too much for their healthcare systems to cope, presenting new chances for private-government tie-ups.
One example is Phillips Healthcare in the Philippines, which opened up a heart center in cooperation with government health authorities, and is able to analyze images sent from all over the country.
As average ages increase across Asia, a rise in heart disorders and infectious diseases could see this kind of partnership become more common; a move that would be welcomed by the industry.
article & source: channelnewsasia.com
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
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