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Update news healthcare sector
Many medical workers in the city have quit their jobs, and resignations still continue.
There has been a wave of medical workers quitting their jobs at public hospitals and medical centers.
Medical workers are giving up their jobs with income of VND4 million (US$180) a month to become Grab taxi motorbike drivers which allows them to earn VND400,000 ($18) a day.
Private investment is forecast to keep flowing into the healthcare sector in the time ahead with the appearance of many new drivers.
More hospitals in Vietnam have begun using high technologies for digital transformation, which is expected to radically reform the healthcare sector.
The Vietnamese government and the Ministry of Health will hold a conference called eHealth Vietnam Summit 2020 late this month.
HCM City should invest in digital innovation and transformation in the healthcare sector to improve service quality by “making healthcare delivery more efficient and more accessible,” experts have said.
Foreign investors are eyeing Vietnam’s healthcare sector, but they find it difficult to invest in the field.
Foreign investors, encouraged by new laws and information that Vietnam is among 21 IMS Health-ranked markets with the fastest growth rate, have completed M&A deals to save time for procedures and starting production lines.
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