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It took home the Marketing & Communications Initiative of the Year - Singapore, Hospital Partnership of the Year - Malaysia, and Digital Innovation of the Year - Philippines.

The group took home the Fertility Hospital of the Year - Malaysia and Technology Innovation of the Year - Malaysia accolades that the Healthcare Asia Awards.

It has initiated CO2 emission reduction and wastewater management initiatives to support the environment and the industry. 

It has recorded 14.32% growth in 2023 compared to its performance in the previous year.

Winners in the awards programme were recognised at an awards dinner in Singapore.

Its initiatives showcase adaptability, resilience, and commitment to continuous improvement.

It will also provide an outlook on healing trajectories based on the collected data.

The growth of AI adoption in general surgery is also expected to reach $7.2b.

Around 80% of patients are satisfied with the information they receive about their health.

Diagnosis apps provide real-time insights, treatment plans and cost-effective solutions for patients.

Digital innovation such as remote consultations allows better access to healthcare.

Only 15% to 20% of healthcare initiatives have private sector representation around the world.

This is driven by the concerns following community outbreaks and the pandemic.

Improvements to address “poor health” can save 137 million women every year.

Forty organisations have advocated for expanded awareness and funds on women’s health.

Investors cite improved patient and provider experience as a priority for new gains this year.