Elevating Nursing at Two Latin America Hospitals Clínica Universidad de los Andes and Clínica Santa Isabel are investing in nurses’ education — and bringing nurses into administrative decision-making.
In Peru, Letting Insurers Buy Hospitals Pays Off in Higher Quality Big players in Peruvian healthcare are moving towards vertical integration of delivery and insurance. But what does that mean for patients?
How to Structure a Profitable International Healthcare Deal U.S. healthcare providers are striking global partnerships. Here are ways to make the deals pay off.
China’s Growing Prostate-Cancer Problem A surgeon in Shanghai leads the battle on rising rates, poor outcomes and anatomical obstacles.
São Paulo Hospital a Leader in Kidney Transplants A kidney hospital is shaping the transplantation scene in Latin America and beyond.
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.
