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Global medical tourism has experienced significant growth in the past few decades. This is fueled by the increasing accessibility of affordable travel as well as improved access to high-quality care in emerging markets as they provide a more attractive choice than developed nations.
Singapore’s status as a leading medical tourism destination is threatened as international patients opt for cheaper alternatives. Rising medical costs and intensified competition from regional players like Thailand and Malaysia also drive foreign patients away from Singapore.
Southeast Asia stands at a pivotal moment in healthcare development. While the region represents 8.5% of the world’s population, it accounts for only 1.4% of global healthcare expenditure, a disparity that signals both challenges and unprecedented opportunities.
Thailand is experiencing a significant demographic shift. By 2031, over 20% of its population will be aged 65 or older, making it a super-aging society. This rapid shift presents challenges for the healthcare system but also opens doors for innovation and collaboration.
DKSH joined hands with a leading derma-cosmetic brand to provide better access to quality consumer health products.
Tackling Dementia in APAC: Challenges, Strategies, and the Road Ahead
Ensuring patient safety in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape is crucial as we shift focus from longevity to living healthier, more vital lives through technological innovation and personalized care.
Packaging plays a crucial role in the global supply chain, safeguarding products and ensuring they reach consumers in optimal condition. This is especially true in cold chain logistics, where temperature-sensitive products like pharmaceuticals and perishable goods require precise thermal management.
DKSH Thailand leverages innovative healthcare technology and adopts a patient-centric approach to overcome challenges in medical device delivery, ensuring timely and efficient supply chain management that benefits patients.
The medical devices market in Vietnam is set for growth. Ten years ago, it was valued at USD 645 million, with 92% of devices imported and limited domestic production. By 2027, the market is projected to reach USD 2.4 billion, making it a promising sector for foreign investment due to economic growth and rising demand for quality medical care and equipment.
The partnership between DKSH Thailand and Thammasat University Hospital (TUH) is breathing new life into healthcare delivery by offering convenient homecare services that put patients first. This collaboration not only enhances patient well-being but also tackles the challenge of reducing hospital overcrowding.
In an exclusive interview with Yakup Pharmaceutical Newspaper, Bijay Singh, Head Business Unit Healthcare at DKSH, discusses the Group’s strategies for the Korean market. DKSH recently launched the Atacand brand in South Korea.
Billions of people still lack access to essential health services. Despite significant progress in healthcare policy reforms across Asia, many people still lack access to essential health services, and governments are increasingly turning to the private sector to bridge these gaps.
In an exclusive interview with BioPharma APAC, Reuben Ong, Vice President of Business Unit Healthcare at DKSH Singapore, discusses strategies to overcome regulatory hurdles, vaccine hesitancy, and logistical challenges to ensure timely access to vaccines across the Asia Pacific region.
A technology-powered vision of our healthcare future is now a reality. Our smartwatches and fitness trackers continuously monitor our physical activities and sleep patterns. On our phones, a plethora of digital health apps takes the data from these trackers to monitor trends and detect changes.
Embarking on a transformative journey, the Faculty of Medicine at Siriraj Hospital, in collaboration with DKSH Healthcare Thailand, redefines healthcare finance. Pioneering digital payment solutions, DKSH emerges as the catalyst, propelling the faculty towards unparalleled transparency, security, and efficiency.
Biztech.asia caught up with Bijay Singh, Global Head, DKSH Business Unit Healthcare, for an engaging look at how we are reshaping the healthcare landscape across Asia Pacific. Biztech.asia is an online global TV broadcast platform that focuses on high quality, engaging conversations.
Ear disease and hearing loss can significantly impact a person's quality of life. The economic cost of hearing loss on a global scale is estimated at nearly USD 1 trillion annually with over 80 percent of patients residing in low and middle-income markets.
Many markets in the Asia Pacific face healthcare inequalities where patients struggle to get access to quality and proper healthcare products and services. There are significant gaps in access to quality care, especially in lower-middle to low-income markets and rural or remote areas.
In a groundbreaking achievement, the largest automated healthcare facility in Taiwan has secured prestigious certifications, setting an unparalleled standard in quality and innovation.
In October 2023, the Technical Advisory Group for the World Health Organization (WHO) Listed Authorities (TAG-WLA) reached an agreement to suggest adding three markets to the WHO-Listed Authorities (WLAs): Singapore's Health Sciences Authority (HSA), the Republic of Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS), and Switzerland's Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products (Swissmedic). These regulatory bodies had achieved WHO’s benchmarking and evaluation process.
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