Changes to the financial reporting and accounting rules for healthcare businesses in the Netherlands have come into force. But what will they mean in practice?
Fakeeh Care Group, Saudi Arabia’s fourth largest private hospital group by revenue, is going to list through an IPO on the country’s Tadawul Stock Exchange.
Germany's healthcare landscape is shifting at a speed unseen in a generation, as the government confronts a series of challenges in modernising a healthcare market known for its strong interest and advocacy groups and its resistance to reform.
Following last week’s bruising parliamentary election defeat, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has extended a compromise to striking junior doctors amidst industrial action that has put South Korea’s healthcare services under unprecedented strain.
Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Company and healthcare conglomerate Aster DM Healthcare have both declared interest in investing significant amounts in India's hospital sector.
The voting began in the world’s largest democracy today with 970 million eligible voters. Health ranks among the top three voter priorities in this general election.
Hype over ‘telehealth’ is now largely a thing of the past. But there are ways that digitalisation can radically improve health care provision, and save significant amounts of time for both clinicians and patients. And many of the largest gains don’t require state-of-the-art software or advanced AI algorithms.
Spire, the UK’s largest for-profit hospital group by revenue, has apologised for the death of an NHS-funded patient that the company failed to transfer quickly enough to an NHS facility for intensive care.
India’s second largest hospital group by bed capacity, Manipal Hospitals, is set to become the country’s largest once it finalises its acquisition of Medica Synergie Private, a private hospital in Kolkata.
Luz Saude, Portugal’s second largest private hospital group by revenue, will become a listed company once again, six years after it was taken private by its insurer-owner, Fidelidade. The company has confirmed an IPO on Portugal’s Euronext Lisbon exchange will go ahead, almost a year after reports of plans to relist initially began circulating.
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