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  • 1,200 hospital department closures, untold patient suffering: unions call on Doug Ford to enter hospital negotiations and address ongoing crisis
  • Latest hospital cyberattack shows how health care systems' vulnerability can put patients at risk
  • Ontario hospital data breach sees 0M lawsuit served
  • B.C.'s health-care system like 'third-world country': MLA
  • Weekly update on hospital capacity - November 30, 2023
  • Alliston hospital launches 'quality' home-care program
  • Despite public claims, PCs & Osler will not confirm Brampton’s Peel Memorial expansion will create a second hospital the city desperately needs
  • U of T and partner hospitals are improving patient care with new data tools
  • 'Dramatic impact': healthcare workers' strikes force at least 450 surgeries to be cancelled daily
  • Hamilton hospital leads province away from fax-based data transfers to LTC homes
  • Weekly update on hospital capacity - November 23, 2023
  • Manitoba news: province to hire staff to speed up hospital discharge times
  • Hospital cyberattack update for southwestern Onatrio
  • Which countries in Europe are the world's top spenders on healthcare?
  • Health care utilization and outcomes of patients seen by virtual urgent care versus in-person emergency department care
  • Newly expanded emergency department at West Coast General Hospital ready for patients
  • Alberta NDP calls UCP’s healthcare plan a ‘power-grab’; questions impact to Red Deer Hospital expansion
  • Centralis Health Finds Solution to Healthcare System Network Outages
  • Israel’s attacks on hospitals ‘should be investigated as war crimes’: HRW | Israel-Palestine conflict News
  • New Report Criticizes Province's Plans For Privatized Healthcare - 99.1 FM CKXS
  • Doug Ford government paying for-profit clinic more than hospitals for OHIP-covered surgeries, documents show
  • A severe heart attack gave longtime PRHC Foundation supporter Bill Blair a new perspective on all his hospital fundraising efforts
  • Area hospitals report progress following cyber attack, set up hotline
  • The 10 Biggest Trends Revolutionizing Healthcare In 2024
  • ‘We have nothing’: Families seek safety from bombs inside Gaza hospitals | Israel-Palestine conflict News
  • King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre Successfully Concludes its Role as a Strategic Healthcare Partner at Global Health Exhibition 2023
  • Family donates huge Georgetown farmland worth M to Halton Healthcare
  • Info from 5.6 million patient visits among data stolen in ransomware attack on Ontario hospitals
  • Data published in hospital cyberattack: officials
  • Patient data published after cyberattack against SW Ontario hospitals
  • Five Ontario hospitals say data stolen in cyberattack has been published online
  • Philips Unveils Groundbreaking Integrated Information Platform for Hospitals
  • Some Northern Alberta hospitals grapple with service disruptions
  • Surge in Mistakes in Canadian Hospitals Signals Urgent Healthcare Reforms Needed
  • ServiceMaster Restore Owners Demonstrate Unwavering Commitment to Communities with 0,000 Donation to Local Hospitals
  • Winnipeg woman on stretcher in hospital hallway for over a week
  • Gaza hospital generators to run out of fuel in 48 hours: Health Ministry | Israel-Palestine conflict News
  • More Alberta hospitals add masking requirements
  • Q&A: A Security Expert Discusses the Importance of Healthcare Cybersecurity
  • Shaping the future of medicine: HCA Healthcare welcomes 2,006 new residents and fellows in 2023
  • Government, opposition host competing healthcare events
  • Halton Healthcare earns kudos for meal tray delivery program
  • More Alberta hospitals add enhanced masking requirements
  • Local share financing plan achieved for hospital redevelopment
  • New director knows power of healthcare research
  • Healthcare lags as critics question Premiere's priorities
  • CKNX to host 22nd Healthcare Heroes Radiothon on Oct. 21
  • Boreal Healthcare Foundation: Uniting Northern Health for a brighter future
  • COVID outbreaks on three Red Deer hospital units
  • Local couple donates
    million to Abbotsford Regional Hospital
  • Updated Illinois Hospital Report Card gives Illinoisans better access to healthcare information across the state | News
  • From pharmacy apps to cutting low value appointments: how hospitals are becoming more sustainable
  • Strengthening neonatal and obstetric healthcare in the war-affected regions of Ukraine (October 2023) - Ukraine
  • AHA says OCR's online tracking tool rules need to go
  • Transparency Is The Cure For What Ails American Health Care
  • St. Elizabeth Healthcare announces plans for new hospital in southeast Indiana
  • African health care poses challenges to startups filling the gaps | Health
  • Lumenix and The Ottawa Hospital Partner to Implement the Artificially Intelligent Monitoring System to Enhance Patient Care, Support Clinical Staff and Hospital Operations
  • US judge blocks FTC bid to review Louisiana hospital deal
  • ‘Enough is enough’: Protesters rally at hospital against for-profit clinics
  • Global Healthcare and Hospital Furniture Market Size to
  • 'Continuous' masking returning to B.C. hospitals, clinics, care homes
  • Meet the Innovators: emergency medicine physician leverages innovative technology and AI to make life better for patients and providers
  • Teladoc Health Appoints Leading Healthcare and Hospitals
  • Hospital Accreditor Takes Aim at Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  • Nature-Based Solutions Are Answering The Call
  • LETTER: Privatization is no solution to our healthcare woes
  • Local organizations plan silent protest at Markdale hospital opening
  • Surrey residents feel ‘failed by the healthcare system’
  • It’s time to rethink hospital design for the healthcare needs of tomorrow
  • Health news: Updated cost, timeline for new Surrey hospital
  • Province breaks ground on new Cloverdale hospital
  • Patient safety
  • Hospital workers and supporters rally at Bridgepoint Hospital in Toronto
  • Days after doctors protest, B.C. breaks ground on second Surrey hospital - BC
  • Covenant Health advances hospital-at-home program
  • Return of health care staff to Yellowknife will be phased, CEO says
  • Disposable Hospital Gowns Market Size & Share to Surpass .3 Billion by 2030
  • Dr. (Sr.) Beena, Holy Family Hospital, Mumbai, ET HealthWorld
  • How OCINet and GE HealthCare are transforming healthcare
  • Hundreds of surgeries postponed as Vancouver Island hospital closes operating room - BC
  • Shafique Shamji | Healthcare Digital
  • Private healthcare seen as growth sector amid broader recovery
  • Freeman prepares for healthcare and hospital disasters | Missouri News
  • Private equity’s intrusion into US healthcare
  • Training needs assessment of hospital CEOs in a developing country: the example of Iran | BMC Medical Education
  • How to Create Healthcare Workspaces that Support Clinicians and Patients
  • China launches 'unprecedented' crackdown on its healthcare industry amid economic woes
  • Georgetown Hospital offering free test strips to help prevent opioid deaths
  • Thousands of more beds, hospital staff needed to avoid healthcare system collapse, say unions
  • Helen Newberry Joy Hospital To Make .3 Million In Improvements
  • Healthcare fragmentation, multimorbidity, potentially inappropriate medication, and mortality: a Danish nationwide cohort study | BMC Medicine
  • Improving Health Care Access in Arkansas
  • How to Set Healthcare Priorities for the Future
  • Hamilton hospitals short 3,348 staff and 473 beds, report says
  • SOUND OFF: The NDP’s healthcare failure
  • Cyberattack disrupts hospitals and health care in the U.S.
  • How to Choose the Best Hospital for Your Healthcare Needs?
  • As a union pushes to cap hospital CEO pay, it’s accused of playing politics
  • Patient care will worsen in Durham Region hospitals unless Ford government reverses course on staffing and capacity issues, says new report on province’s hospital crisis
  • New Healthcare Initiative a First in Atlantic Canada
  • Healthcare workers at Loretto safety-net hospital on Chicago’s West Side go on strike
  • Professionals tackle making the right ethical decisions in health care
  • Here’s How We Can Protect Them
  • Toronto Hospital Board Members Are Largely Wealthy And Conservative
  • Canada's hospital secrets: The deadly mistakes they keep making
  • Healthcare providers in Grey County receive funding
  • Labor Shortage, Not Covid, Dogs Hospital Comeback To Pre-Pandemic Days
  • Asia Medical/Hospital Beds Market to Surpass 904.35 Million
  • MPPs speak out about hospital death in Hearst
  • Axonify Brings Innovation to Healthcare Training at Grand River Hospital
  • Futurist Amy Webb warns of seismic changes ahead for hospitals
  • Cornwall Hospital and Long-Term Care Facilities Now Securely Exchanging Patient Data
  • Thunder Bay healthcare workers call on hospital to reject privatization, help defend public system
  • Surrey Hospitals Foundation report calls for locally-led health care task force
  • IDTechEx Discusses Applications of Antimicrobial Technology in Addressing Healthcare Infections
  • Germany’s hospital “reforms”: Another blow to healthcare
  • Haunted Hospitals searching for spooky stories in Cambridge
  • Hospital workers rally across Toronto against Ford government privatization scheme
  • Overnight hospital closures in Port Colborne, Fort Erie draw protests
  • Construction starts on Cariboo Memorial Hospital project
  • Improving patients lives with virtual ward technology
  • Hotel-Dieu slammed for ‘lack of full engagement’ with health partners
  • Unions rally against health care privatization
  • Why We’re Losing Faith in the ‘Church’ of the NHS
  • Canadian health care should put patients first by ending faith-based refusals
  • Thunder Bay healthcare workers call on hospital to reject privatization, help defend public system
  • Greener surgery will ensure healthcare’s energy-efficiency future
  • Analysis by Current Insights,Future Dynamics and Innovative Strategies by 2030
  • New Dawson Creek hospital scheduled for opening in 2027
  • 5 Ways It Will Alter Patient Experience
  • Milestone reached in bringing mental health care under one roof in Windsor, Hotel-Dieu officials say
  • “Say no to privatization:” more than 700 St. Mary’s General front-line workers call on hospital president to help defend public healthcare
  • Empowering Healthcare: Purpose as a Competitive Advantage
  • Stevenson Memorial Hospital launches Grateful Patient Program
  • Mask mandate lifted at Halton hospitals
  • Experts release 13-step roadmap to reform Canada's health-care system
  • Ontario investing additional .4M in local healthcare
  • Doctors say HCA hospitals push patients into hospice care to improve mortality stats
  • Hospital staff rally against Ford’s privatization plan in Hamilton, call on government to invest in public health care
  • Healthcare workers rally outside St. Joe's, calling for action against privatized healthcare
  • Hamilton hospital staff deliver petition to protest health care privatization - Hamilton
  • Privatization of care will make wait times longer, put strain on staff, Hamilton hospital workers say
  • Ontario hospital workers awarded more pay after Bill 124 found unconstitutional
  • Health minister promises expansion of overwhelmed Surrey Memorial Hospital
  • Dix Plans Summer Tour As B.C. Hospitals, Health Care Facing ‘crises’
  • Virtual event explores green health care innovation and research
  • Dix plans summer tour as B.C. hospitals, health care facing ‘crises’
  • Climate Change and the Greening of American Health Care
  • Leadership in the hot seat as more Surrey Memorial Hospital staff speak out - BC
  • Nearly 99 per cent of Windsor-Essex voters against privatize health care, according to referendum
  • Revolutionising patient care and transforming medical services
  • You can now view ER waiting times for Eagle Ridge Hospital
  • Fraser Health tries to fill shifts at Surrey Memorial Hospital as staff warn of ER diversion - BC
  • Informal health care survey results revealed by Ontario Health Coalition
  • How Bayshore HealthCare helps free up hospital beds
  • St. Joseph’s says staff threatened to disrupt hospital operations
  • Fat Joe is taking on a big problem in health care
  • Mills: My experience with the pain of private health care
  • Hospital workers continue to protest Bill 60
  • Health care: Find out where parties stand before Alberta votes
  • Almana Group of Hospitals announces the opening of Aziziah Dammam Hospital
  • May 26 & 27 referendum on accessible healthcare: Have your say
  • B.C. health care: Crisis at Langley hospital emergency department?
  • Help strengthen women’s healthcare at the Delta Hospital Campus of Care
  • Meet 12 HCA Healthcare nurses who are inspiring and influencing the practice of nursing
  • Virtual hospitals could cure many healthcare ills
  • Women This Week: Thousands of Women and Girls Without Medical Care After Hospital Attacks in Sudan
  • Community Roundup: Healthcare Worker Appreciation
  • Nursing agencies are staffing hospitals at 'huge cost' to health-care system, experts say
  • Treating more patients with heart failure outside the hospital
  • Hospitals and health care on the minds of voters in Red Deer-South
  • Bringing Hospital Care To The Patient’s Home
  • Health care workers protest short-staffing and working conditions at Red Deer Regional Hospital
  • Hospital workers in Kingston rally against healthcare privatization
  • The long-overlooked solution to upend health care economics: Bringing the hospital home
  • 4 overwhelmed Sask. hospitals refused critical patients at same time: NDP says
  • honouring the next generation of nurses
  • ‘Healthcare doesn’t get a pass anymore’
  • Care like family: five patient experience moments that will move you
  • Banning Healthcare Facility Fees Is Bad News For Colorado
  • Today's letters: Dropping masks in some health-care settings is folly
  • Private Hospital Global Market Report 2023
  • Hospital Equipment and Supplies Market Size To Hit US$
  • Fired Hospital Admin's Story Reveals Flaws in Healthcare Hiring
  • MJHF celebrates health-care workers, volunteers at annual celebration
  • Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare to build two new hospitals in south Muskoka
  • Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare continuing sessions informing public on plans for new hospital
  • Ontario's use of private clinics to ease surgical backlogs a 'lethal blow' to hospitals, say advocates
  • Conduit Health Partners eyes success with ‘nurse-driven’ approach
  • Hospital Beds Market to be Worth .66 Billion by 2030 -
  • The 'Flow' Framework Can Help Retain Healthcare Workers
  • Health Care Systems Need to Better Understand Patients as Consumers
  • Human rights commissioner opposes end of mask mandate in B.C. health-care settings
  • SNC-Lavalin strengthens healthcare in Quebec with the construction of the new Vaudreuil-Soulanges Hospital
  • E-book overview: 'The People's Hospital' by Ricardo Nuila
  • 4 Methods To Reach Economical Healthcare facility Upkeep Workflows
  • Cariboo Memorial Medical center will keep on to supply admissions for inpatient care above Easter Weekend
  • B.C. gets rid of mask mandate in medical center and well being-treatment configurations
  • Prevent Ford’s cuts to healthcare for all
  • Wellbeing care for marginalized teams switching on March 31
  • Last day of COVID-19 assessment centre, health care personnel displays back again
  • Prepared to suitable-dimension Ontario's pediatric wellbeing technique
  • Congress customers deliver letter to HCA about disorders at Florida medical center right after NBC News report
  • Texas Modest Firms: Command Healthcare Prices and Control Hospital Consolidation
  • Longtime Halton Healthcare president and CEO claims farewell
  • The People’s Clinic: why public healthcare can be successful in the US | Textbooks
  • 150 top places to work in healthcare
  • Brazil's Albert Einstein Medical center Evolves Tech Method To Supply Small-Expense Healthcare At Scale
  • 24 hours of HELL in best NYC medical center: People still left lying in hallways and urine soaked floors
  • Stevenson Memorial Healthcare facility to get rid of additional than a dozen nurses amid funding cuts
  • A few Techniques Digitalization Is Powering The Potential Of Healthcare
  • Hospital at home: Why health systems are banking on this model
  • Greatest Acquire can make huge overall health treatment transfer with ‘hospital at home’ partnership
  • Ontario not likely to fulfill health and fitness-care goals, FAO finds
  • Ontario people manufactured in excess of 3K problems very last 12 months
  • Crisis Medical center Beds Marketplace Dimension To Strike US$ 11.7 Billion
  • These are the 25 greatest hospitals in the entire world. How quite a few of them are in Europe?
  • Rising problems on Ontario well being care high quality: individual ombudsman report
  • Health and fitness care: Difficulties persist as B.C. modernizes clinic technological know-how
  • Finest Acquire Pushes Further Into Healthcare With ‘Hospital At Home’ Partnership
  • Huawei spotlights healthcare, maritime in 5G use case
  • 16th Annual Black Bears Charity Hockey Tournament raises ,000 for local healthcare
  • Hospital healthcare is a 'team sport.' As a leader, are you on track for MVP?
  • How an B merger unfolded
  • Four Emory Healthcare hospitals named in Newsweek’s lists of World’s Best Hospitals 2023
  • About 1 in 7 hospital board members works in healthcare
  • Implications of new proposed legislation on the credentialing and employment of healthcare workers in Ontario
  • B.C. health-care: 'Inequitable' access, services in Northern Health
  • Ontario hospitals optimistic health-reform bill will prevent drain of workers
  • B.C. health-care: 'Inequitable' access, services in Northern Health
  • Contract awarded for the new South Niagara site capital project - Niagara Health News, Updates & Publications | Niagara Health System
  • State of Surrey health-care facilities ‘unacceptable,’ board of trade says - BC
  • 32 Community, Critical Access, and Specialty Hospitals Select Oracle Cerner
  • Ford’s plan to expand private clinics in Ontario will cost patients dearly, risk lives and significantly worsen staffing shortages, health care unions say
  • Surgical procedures cost significantly more at hospitals in networks versus independent facilities, study finds
  • New York State Drops Confront Mask Needs For Hospitals, Well being Care Services
  • Workforce difficulties major worry for clinic CEOs for second calendar year in a row, survey finds
  • Wellness care cronyism is fueling healthcare facility consolidation and mounting clinical fees
  • Face Time: Lara Macklin Of Seattle Children’s Healthcare facility
  • Britain's NHS was once idolized. Now its worst-ever crisis is fueling a boom in private health care
  • Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance recognized for stroke-care excellence
  • Cyberattack spherical-up: Economical warnings and new threats to hospitals
  • Alabama Clinic Affiliation vies for ARPA dollars with dire clinic report Critics charge Medicaid growth will not correct the dilemma
  • Alabama hospitals observing extreme margin declines
  • Rural Hospitals Will need to Adopt New Strategies to Conquer Healthcare Challenges
  • Jagmeet Singh claims the Canada Health Act could be used to problem non-public health treatment. Could it?
  • Strategic Plan - The Ottawa Hospital
  • Offering fashionable hospitals to enhance Scottish health care
  • Amazon Business gives hospitals a source chain choice
  • Medicare inpatient paying out hugely concentrated, finds Commonwealth Fund
  • 2022 in evaluation: how health care problems were felt domestically
  • Partnership Software Will Increase Treatment Past Healthcare facility Partitions
  • Healthcare Focus: Hospital merger: bigger not necessarily better | News
  • The Coming Collapse of the U.S. Health Care System
  • LeanTaaS Acquires Hospital IQ to Create AI Innovator for Hospital Operations Optimization
  • LeanTaaS Acquires Hospital IQ to Create
    B Healthcare Automation Company
  • The Top 5 Healthcare Trends In 2023
  • Healthcare Providers and Hospitals Under Ransomware's Siege
  • Chief Healthcare Executive’s most popular patient experience stories of 2022
  • Major Healthcare Expansion Includes More Services in More Locations
  • Hospitals More to Blame Than the Pandemic for Nurse Staffing Woes?
  • Making the hospital price transparency rule a reality on its two-year anniversary
  • The Semiahmoo Peninsula’s year in healthcare
  • These Are Some of 2022’s Most Important Healthcare Headlines
  • Hospitals face direct competition from the 'retailization' of healthcare
  • Reviewing the state of healthcare in 2022
  • Tampa General Hospital Senior Director of Data Analytics is Nationally Recognized as a Rising Star in Health Care
  • Year-End Review-Finance: Hospitals Remain Financially Fragilized
  • Kingston, Ont. hospital offers signing bonuses to new health-care workers - Kingston
  • Healthcare crisis sparks protest in Windsor-Essex
  • Ontario Health Coalition marches at 3 hospitals
  • Inside Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children
  • UNB Fredericton researchers want to use AI to keep seniors out of hospitals
  • Healthcare crisis sparks protest in Windsor-Essex
  • Possibility of unvaccinated health-care workers underscores 'crisis': expert
  • Ontario preschooler airlifted 350 km from home due to full local hospital
  • Shared healthcare analytics platform reduces cost and accelerates insight to improve hospital services and patient journeys
  • AHA: Average length of stay in hospitals up 19%
  • Healthcare Workers at Cedars-Sinai Marina del Rey Hospital
  • HCA Healthcare and Musicians on Call Announce Collaboration to Expand Live Music Programs in Hospitals Nationwide
  • Top 10 hospital and payer trends to watch in 2023
  • Ontario’s provincial healthcare system is failing its most vulnerable patients
  • B.C. health-care: Surrey hospital 'overrun' as kids get hallway medicine
  • As RSV, flu cases rise, here's how health workers are faring
  • Florida hospitals weren’t ready for Hurricane Ian. Some fear the next big storm.
  • How billing system integration in healthcare can make hospital operations efficient
  • Family healthcare workers asked to work evenings and weekends to ease burden on children's hospitals
  • Call for action to ease Ontario health-care crisis
  • Premier Ford ‘pushing public system to collapse’: five largest health care unions join forces, make SOS appeal to save our public hospitals
  • Study shows impacts and costs
  • American Healthcare Is Failing Rural Communities
  • Medical debt soars for consumers with hospital credit cards : Shots
  • It’s Not COVID, But Hospitals Are Once Again Setting Up Tents Outside to Care for Patients
  • Respiratory illnesses continue to impact hospital systems and clinics
  • Doctors and nurses warn of “breaking point” in hospital ERs
  • Hospital supply chains face shortages, long lead times amid inflation
  • Controversial proposal for HCA hospital in South Lakeland withdrawn
  • Calls increase for provincial support to help ease pressures at McMaster Children's Hospital
  • Ontario hospital wait times continue to worsen as health-care crisis grows
  • Cross-market hospital consolidation may harm competition
  • Orlando Health to launch Hospital Care at Home program
  • MedZed partnership with Molina Healthcare aims to lower hospital utilization among high-risk populations in San Diego area - State of Reform
  • Climate change and global health: What actions are healthcare leaders taking?
  • Mass General Brigham adopts patient code of conduct
  • Study shows overburdened hospital ERs affect wider health-care system
  • Hospitals and insurers tangle over rising health care costs
  • DDC Care By Air project with Halton Healthcare & DSV Canada commercially operational
  • Trends that will Shape Healthcare in 2023: Hospital Closures, Scaling Retail Clinics & More
  • Hospital PPEs not up to standard, poses risk to healthcare workers
  • Hamilton hospitals down 675 employees amid record-high health-care worker shortages
  • Niagara Health continues to face immense pressure amid healthcare worker shortages - Niagara Health News, Updates & Publications | Niagara Health System
  • Ontario’s healthcare system is at a breaking point; Brampton Civic is at a ‘standstill’; Health Ministry spokesperson says things are ‘running smoothly’
  • Healthcare system is 'collapsing' amid hospital staffing crisis
  • ECU Health Partners With Acadia Healthcare to Build a New Behavioral Health Hospital Expanding Access to Behavioral Health Services
  • 'What century are we in?' Man waited 4 days in Ontario hospital hallway for surgery to fix shattered leg
  • New summer camp provides opportunity for Stratford-area students to explore health-care careers
  • Work in Thunder Bay: We need healthcare workers
  • Campaign aims to get unvaxxed health care workers back in B.C. hospitals
  • ‘Care is increasingly moving outside the hospital, retail healthcare will make it a new reality’, Health News, ET HealthWorld
  • Can Patients Bring Service Animals Into Healthcare Facilities?
  • For second consecutive year, Oracle Cerner expands footprint and deepens relationships around the world
  • Los Angeles Private Hospitals: A Minimum Wage Increase for Health Care Workers Will Likely Take Effect This Year | Epstein Becker & Green
  • Health care in Canada: Quebec won't pay for B.C. surgery
  • Hospital Emergency departments feel the pressure as wait times increase
  • North Korean hackers targeting hospitals and healthcare providers, U.S. agencies warn
  • Strategies for Hospital CFOs to Tackle Bias in Healthcare and Remain Profitable
  • Australian hospital wards may not be segregated but we need to decolonise healthcare | Mariam Tokhi
  • Widely used hospital gowns show signs of exposing workers to infection
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  • Physical violence 'part of the job' for hospital workers, CUPE poll finds
  • Healthcare and Hospital Room Furniture Market Size And Forecast
  • Ontario health-care workers sound alarm over ‘absolutely horrific’ hospital demand
  • Windsor-Essex hospital officials appeal to public to reduce hospital and EMS wait times
  • Health care staff shortages prompt Ontario ER closures
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  • Medical tourism grows in Bangkok
  • Prudential teams up with Bangkok Dusit Medical Services to offer customers access to affordable high-quality breast cancer treatment
  • Thailand eyes more foreign patients as hospitals urge easier access
  • Police chief demands Thaksin health report from hospital
  • Major regional healthcare players show interest in buying Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care, say sources
  • Medical tourism market size to increase by USD 35.36 billion; The availability of low-cost treatment options to drive the market growth
  • Healthcare harnesses AI
  • New health plan enters pilot phase
  • Innovation key to affordable healthcare
  • Dr Chalerm Harnphanich, Bangkok Chain Hospital
  • G-Able Revolutionises Healthcare with Smart Hospital Solutions
  • Quality healthcare with easy access in Thailand
  • LUMA offers access to superior healthcare via Hi5 Health Insurance plans, in partnership with Samitivej Hospital
  • Prudential teams up with Bangkok Dusit Medical Services to offer customers access to affordable high-quality breast cancer treatment
  • State hospitals in search of more doctors
  • 5 top-rated medical cannabis clinics in Bangkok
  • State hospitals in search of more doctors
  • Strained Thai hospitals suspend testing amid new COVID-19 outbreak
  • Medical Tourism Market- Recent Developments in the Market’s Competitive Landscape by 2032
  • Bangkok Hospital recognised for its use of electronic records
  • State hospitals in search of more doctors
  • Medical Tourism Market is Booming Globally Throughout 2023-2030
  • Medical Tourism Market Is Booming Worldwide 2023-2030 | Bangkok Hospital, Fortis Healthcare Ltd., Anadolu Medical Centre
  • Bumrungrad International Hospital, Samitivej Hospitals, and Bangkok Hospital Group, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise
  • Vimut Hospital keen to serve the elderly
  • Medical Tourism Services Market 2023 Industry Insights and Major Players are Asklepios Kliniken, Fortis Healthcare, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, Bangkok Chain Hospital Public Company
  • Health warnings as Bangkok chokes on pollution, Health News, ET HealthWorld
  • LUMA offers access to superior healthcare via Hi5 Health Insurance plans, in partnership with Samitivej Hospital
  • Health warnings as Bangkok chokes on pollution
  • Malaysian Health Minister observes Thailand mental health hospital operations
  • GE Healthcare and Srisawan Hospital to collaborate on digital solutions for improved efficiency and patient outcomes
  • APEC delegation visits Chulalongkorn Clinic to notice use of innovation in community wellness affairs
  • Creo Healthcare and the Intelligent Energy Transforming Life
  • Tempting visitors to find their chi
  • Pruksa revises organization system
  • Virtually 200,000 folks hospitalised as Thailand chokes on air air pollution
  • Socio-economic variations of breast cancer treatment and discontinuation: a study from a public tertiary cancer hospital in Mumbai, India | BMC Women's Health
  • THG set to spend B5bn on jobs from 2023-25
  • Suicidal Ideation among Older People with Visual Impairment
  • Prevalence and risk factors of cardiovascular disease among people living with HIV in the Asia-Pacific region: a systematic review | BMC Public Health
  • Thousands of medical center medical practitioners wander out in most current British isles strike
  • Clinical Tourism Market is predicted to working experience substantial advancement 2023-2030 |Bangkok Hospital,Fortis Healthcare Ltd
  • Cardiovascular Medical Tourism Market Report (2022 to 2030)
  • 'Stop the bleeding,' Philippines overall health official suggests about worldwide recruiting of nurses
  • A look at vaginal laser surgery for overactive bladder syndrome
  • Experts ask the government for healthcare system reform to address new challenges
  • Cardiovascular Medical Tourism Market Report (2022 to 2030)
  • 'Bangkok Post' honours exceptional women
  • 19th Asian Business & Social Forum 2023 and Greatest Brands & Leaders 2022-23, Bangkok, Thailand
  • Changes in Ocular Biomarkers from Normal Aging to ATD
  • Medical Tourism Market Size (USD 35.9 Bn by 2032 at 12.2%
  • Cardiovascular Medical Tourism Market Report (2022 to 2030)
  • Half of Bangkok's population are obese!
  • [CAGR 12.2%] Medical Tourism Market [USD 41.51 Bn by 2033]
  • BRIEF-Bangkok Chain Hospital Pcl Signs JV Agreement With Bangkok Cancer Detection & Treatment Center
  • Bangkok Dusit Medical Services : MD&A Quarter 4/2022
  • Half of Bangkok's population are obese!
  • Pruksa to spend B17bn on augmenting healthcare business
  • Medical Tourism Market Size is Estimated to Reach USD 93.9 Billion by 2030 | MRFR
  • Increasing public awareness as well as increase in healthcare spending by the Government is driving the Thailand Clinical Laboratory Market and is expected to exceed USD 6.0 Bn by 2026F: Ken Research
  • 'Unauthorized Activity' Corrupts Garrison Women's Wellness Records
  • B dot Professional medical to Put in Extremely-compact Proton Remedy Procedure at Thammasat University in Thailand
  • Thai authorities shuts down important-populace led PrEP services
  • Healthcare Tourism Industry to be Truly worth .9 Billion by 2030: Grand Watch Investigate, Inc.
  • Increasing public awareness as well as increase in healthcare spending by the Government is driving the Thailand Clinical Laboratory Market and is expected to exceed USD 6.0 Bn by 2026F: Ken Research
  • Training Medication 50 % a Earth Absent | Lander College of Arts & Sciences
  • Truly universal: Thailand may be first in Southeast Asia to pay for LGBTQ+ health care. Here’s why that matters.
  • Malaysia Clinical Labs Market is Expected to Reach More Than USD ~3000 Mn by 2027F Owing to Growing Medical Infrastructure and Investment in Better Healthcare Services: Ken Research
  • IMH, Pornnarit Team to co-build healthcare hub
  • Increasing public awareness as well as increase in healthcare spending by the Government is driving the Thailand Clinical Laboratory Market to reach USD ~6.0 Bn by 2026F: Ken Research
  • IMH, Pornnarit Group to co-build healthcare hub
  • Bumrungrad sees revenue recovery
  • Outcome of physician allocation guidelines on the equitable distribution of doctors in Thailand | Human Resources for Health
  • Physiotherapist, primarily based in Chiang Mai - Thailand
  • Organization is booming for BDMS
  • Country gets set for China arrivals
  • Bangkok Dusit Medical Services extends partnership with CNN to explore global health issues
  • Travel and healthcare providers on a path to sustainability
  • Covid surge exposes China's healthcare gap
  • Thai healthcare, surgery marketplace HD raises m in funding | AsiaTechDaily
  • Next 40 Days Crucial As India May See Covid-19 Surge In January: Report
  • The Ascott Limited (Thailand) and Bumrungrad International Hospital sign MoU to strengthen collaboration
  • 'NCDs in Focus Act Now' Summit organized by Viatris
  • Air Suvidha forms, RT-PCR tests 72 hrs prior to departure likely to be mandatory for international fliers next week: Sources
  • Roundup: Apollo Hospitals, Bharti Airtel conduct India's first 5G/AI guided colonoscopy and more briefs
  • 'Alyssa' to help localise healthcare
  • It was a battle to stay healthy
  • BPK9 International Hospital Achieves GHA Accreditation for Medical Travel Services
  • Medical Tourism Market Global Opportunity, Growth, Share, Companies and Forecast 2022-2031 | Taiwan News
  • Bangkok Hospital Bangladesh hosts press conference
  • Optimising the healthcare customer experience
  • Attitudes and barriers to pelvic floor muscle exercises of women with stress urinary incontinence | BMC Women's Health
  • Medical Tourism Market size is projected to reach USD 47.72
  • Thai medical tourism sector is roaring back from Covid-19 pandemic, analysts say
  • Characteristics of road traffic mortality and distribution of healthcare resources in Thailand
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