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16 Apr 2021  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Transformative Mega Trends of the Extended Care Market in KSA

Future Growth Potential due to the Adoption of PPP Models

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Extended care services emerged from the need to cover long-term healthcare needs for patients who need care, but not hospital beds. The complexity and level of sophistication of care range from basic to very complex, as per the existing medical condition requiring care. The types of care falling under extended care vary from rehabilitation, home ca...

The Ministry of Health is responsible for the management of the healthcare delivery system, and oversees the provision of preventive, rehabilitative, and curative healthcare services in Saudi Arabia. The government is expected to encourage private-sector participation in the delivery of healthcare services between 2012 and 2015. Healthcare informa...

The Indian endoscopy devices market is growing while the average price of scopes is decreasing. The market is driven by the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, private healthcare services, and medical tourism. This growth is primarily attributed to the expanding healthcare facilities and the increase in the number of procedures. India has less ...

17 Apr 2020  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Outlook

Growth Opportunities for KSA Healthcare Industry, Forecast to 2020

The Extent of Privatization, Localization, and Digitalization will Determine the Future of the KSA Healthcare Market

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Amid the volatility in oil prices and dampened global economic growth due to the outbreak of COVID-19, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) healthcare market is expected to grow to $16.1 billion in value at 8.8Percentage in 2020. KSA’s pharmaceutical and MedTech markets are primarily import driven, therefore the impact of COVID-19 cannot be measured i...

GCC accounts only for 1.2% of the global HC revenue, but it is the region that saw the highest growth rate in the last decade. GCC has opened doors to global suppliers and moved beyond US imports, which is likely to be the game changer in the 2020s. Technology and digitization are in higher demand than ever before because of higher awareness and ...