Diagnostics serve a key role in improving health and quality of life. Equitable accessibility, affordability and appropriate use of good quality diagnostics are integral to high quality health care.
This 2019 Global Monitoring Report comes out on the eve of the High-Level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage at the United Nations General Assembly.
A combination of demographic, regulatory and technological changes sweeping the Indian life sciences industry has created an inflection point, which is set to alter its future direction.
The healthcare delivery and services landscape in India has evolved significantly over the years, with some remarkable success stories, namely, the eradication of polio, creation
of world class tertiary/ quaternary care facilities.
Globally, economic volatility is on an upswing amid rising trends of inward looking policies and trade wars. Increased exports and foreign direct investments are critical for GDP growth and employment.
As 2018 drew to an end a notable lack of merger and acquisition activity among biopharma companies was probably one of the biggest grumbles heard about the sector.
This year’s research sets out to understand knowledge and appetite for using digital health technologies
and how they affect experiences of healthcare.
The twelfth edition of Evaluate Pharma’s World Preview brings together many of our analyses to provide a top level insight, from the world’s financial markets, into the expected performance of the industry between now and 2024.
Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College (GNDEC), one of the most prestigious and oldest institutions of Northern India, was established in 1956.
Transparency is a critical tool that can help transform the way a nation’s health system operates. Making information available publically can improve competition among health providers, which in turn can indirectly improve quality of care.
Looking back over 2018, it is clear that the year was one of contrasts for biopharma companies. The medtech sector was fairly placid in comparison.
We are entering the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) where rapid technological advances are blurring the boundaries between the physical, digital and biological worlds.
Fortinet recently conducted a survey of leaders from the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) to get a clearer sense of how the convergence of physical and digital security is currently being addressed within organizations around the world.
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That is a key question that medtech companies must address as they strive to deliver better, more engaging health care to consumers