“Digital Hospital” the cutting-edge treatment technology
The first digital hospital in the Northern part of Thailand has been founded by a collaboration of Chiang Mai University’s Faculty of Medicine and the world’s leading technology company providing […]
TCELS Promotes Life Science Startups
TCELS promotes life science startups to seize the opportunity of healthcare growth due to Covid-19 pandemic, synergizing with FDA, research unit and capital sources for medicine and health development.
Healthcare Technology In Low-Income Countries
Healthcare in developing countries is far from being universally accessible. Healthcare spending by governments in low-income countries was just $23 per person in 2016, even after adjusting for the relative cost of living, compared with more than $4,000 in OECD member states.
“Telemedicine” A New Normal Accessible For 10 Million People
The Covid-19 pandemic brought telemedicine into a new light and will become a new normal accessible for 10 million people in 3-5 years.
[Infographic] AI In Healthcare In 2019
Healthcare spending in APEJ on robotics to reach US$ 7.03 billion by 2022
“New IDC Report Says Healthcare Providers’ Spending in Asia/Pacific Excluding Japan on Robotics is Forecast to Reach USD 7.03 Billion by 2022”
Telenor Group and Nobel Peace Center select two young Thai leaders to reduce inequalities using digital solutions
dtac announced the two Thai delegates who have been selected for the 2018-2019 Telenor Youth Forum, in cooperation with the Nobel Peace Center. This year’s delegation of 16 young people from across the globe will take on a mission to address inequalities in health through the use of digital technology.
[Infographic] Investment in Digital Healthcare Solutions in Asia/Pacific excluding Japan (APeJ)
A strong demand for a digital platform-based convenient care delivery system (TeleHealth) across APeJ.
Grab and Ping An Good Doctor form JV to deliver O2O healthcare
China’s leading one-stop healthcare services platform, Ping An Healthcare and Technology Co., Ltd. (Ping An Good Doctor) and Grab Holdings Inc, the leading O2O platform in Southeast Asia, will establish a joint venture company to deliver transformative online healthcare services in Southeast Asia.