Demystifying Brazil’s Hospital Accreditation Gap Brazil has a shockingly small percentage of accredited hospitals due to financial and organizational challenges, especially compared to the U.S. and Canada.
China’s Growing Prostate-Cancer Problem A surgeon in Shanghai leads the battle on rising rates, poor outcomes and anatomical obstacles.
Chile’s Healthcare Expansion Lurches Forward Veering between government and private spending, Chile, much like Brazil and Colombia, is building its healthcare infrastructure in fits and starts.
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.
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.
How New Hospital Design Varies with Region, Culture Warmer, more comfortable spaces are a global trend in the design of healthcare facilities, but local touches are key.
