China Grapples with a Pathologist Shortage Cancer patients there may have to travel or wait to get a trustworthy diagnosis, if they can get one at all.
Inside Cleveland Clinic’s Big Abu Dhabi Gamble Building a new hospital under its own brand has challenged industry wisdom.
A China Hospital Watchdog Pushes Hard for Reforms The Shanghai Hospital Development Center is getting the region’s hospitals into line when it comes to quality and financial standards.
The Fall and Rise of the San Pablo Clinic A Peruvian hospital in crisis seeks redemption in international accreditation.
São Paulo Hospital a Leader in Kidney Transplants A kidney hospital is shaping the transplantation scene in Latin America and beyond.
A Nigeria Hospital Tackles Mental Illness A hospital’s community approach to mental health might be a model for Africa healthcare.
A Public Hospital Struggles to Lead Ghana Healthcare Operational for 94 years, the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has long been the standard in Ghana. That’s never been easy — and it’s about to get harder.
A Kenya Hospital Merges Quality and Efficiency with Mission Real-time operational metrics and staff development have helped make Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi a role model in Africa.
In Nigeria, a Hospital Group Attracts Global Partnerships The Lagoon Hospitals group has figured out how to bring both international investment and ex-pat Nigerian doctors into its fold.
