Will Poland’s Push for Better Cancer Care Hit a Wall? The new government’s healthcare plans could derail promising oncology reforms.
Turkey’s Ill-Timed Plunge into Medical Tourism Ambitious Turkish government efforts to attract patients from other countries has been swamped by political turmoil.
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Five Key Trends in Global Healthcare U.S. organizations looking to international partnerships are likely to run into these challenges.
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.
JCI Accreditation: How Hospitals in the UAE and China Did It The challenges to a top accreditation are significant, but so are the benefits.
Q&A: Thomas Coffman on Duke’s Singapore Medical-School Venture Singapore wanted a state-of-the-art, graduate-entry medical school. With the help of Duke University, the new school has thrived.
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