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Historic Patient Safety Charter Spotlights Global Advocacy for Patient Safety

April 22, 2024
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Patients in peril Patient safety is vital in healthcare, aiming to prevent patients from experiencing unnecessary harm throughout their treatment journey. Medical errors can occur at various stages, including prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up, particularly in today’s increasingly complex healthcare […]

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AZBIL: Envisioning the Future of Hospitals

March 1, 2024

As we strive to be the hospital of choice, why not refine our commitment to excellence beyond the pivotal mission of saving lives? In a world increasingly shaped by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), hospitals are not just faced with […]

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Indonesia’s Hospital Ship Sets Sail for Gaza with Vital Aid

January 23, 2024
Indonesia's Hospital Ship Sets Sail for Gaza with Vital Aid

Indonesia has deployed the hospital aid vessel KRI Dr. Radjiman Wedyodiningrat 992, carrying 200 tons of vital humanitarian supplies destined for Gaza. The vessel, focused on aid delivery, won’t function as a floating hospital. The ship will dock at Al-Arish […]

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Improved Air Quality Aids Patient Recovery and Satisfaction

January 11, 2024
Improved Air Quality Aids Patient Recovery and Satisfaction

By Malou Toft, Vice President Asia Pacific, Milestone Systems Amidst ongoing health challenges like the recurring waves of COVID-19 and the return of transboundary haze in Southeast Asia, maintaining high Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in hospitals is more crucial than […]

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UK Medical Mission Advances Craniofacial Trauma Care in Vietnam

November 14, 2023
UK Medical Mission Advances Craniofacial Trauma Care in Vietnam

A team of British medical professionals, led by surgeon Prof Mike Perry, is embarking on a craniofacial trauma surgery mission to Vietnam from November 16-30. According to a report,  the initiative is part of an annual education exchange program funded […]

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App allows ICU patients to be ‘heard’

December 20, 2012

SINGAPORE – When she was admitted to Changi General Hospital’s (CGH’s) intensive-care unit (ICU) two months ago, Claire (not her full name) was unable to tell nurses whenever she needed anything. This was because the 19-year-old, who suffered from respiratory […]

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Raffles Hospital tweaks rooms for Middle Eastern patients

June 11, 2012

SINGAPORE  – Raffles Hospital has designed a new class of private rooms with the culture-specific needs of Middle Eastern patients in mind, providing a more pleasant healing process while receiving quality medical care. Gulf patients are offered a home away […]

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New Study to Determine Philippine’s Disaster Medical Preparedness

May 4, 2012

PHILIPPINES – Health officials in the Philippines are launching a nationwide study to determine whether medical facilities can function during an emergency. With an average of 20 typhoons each year, the island nation is one of the most disaster-prone countries […]

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New hospital to fund medical education

April 2, 2012

THAILAND – Siriraj Hospital together with private sector for modern medical ICT, will open its private facility, Siriraj Piyamaharajkarun Hospital (SiPH) on April 26. The new hospital aims to generate its own income without financial help from the government. The […]

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