health accessibility in Bangladesh
We must utilise artificial intelligence to transform healthcare
AI has shown remarkable capabilities in diagnosis and personalised treatment.
Address IV saline crisis urgently
Shortages of dengue medicine should not have been an issue at this critical time
We can’t treat dengue patients with so few nurses
Government must address the shortage in public hospitals
Self-care is healthcare
The great news is that through the daily practice of breathing, mindfulness, and other forms of intentional self-care, can actually help individuals overcome stress and improve their livelihood.
A corruption crackdown in health sector is a need of the hour
HC observation on corruption underscores the need for reforms in the sector
Bolster healthcare with better data connectivity
Health systems should be at the front and centre of data connectivity because they must provide the best patient outcomes, and without data, they can offer only substandard care.
Health insurance getting popular among local firms
Many companies in Bangladesh now offer group health insurance benefits to their employees in a bid to attract young talents, survive in the competition and comply with regulations, according to industry people.
Caring for ailing parents: A daunting reality
Life prematurely comes full circle for young people who have ill parents.
How Bangladesh can achieve universal health coverage
Investment in healthcare is necessary for sustainable development
We must utilise artificial intelligence to transform healthcare
AI has shown remarkable capabilities in diagnosis and personalised treatment.
Address IV saline crisis urgently
Shortages of dengue medicine should not have been an issue at this critical time
We can’t treat dengue patients with so few nurses
Government must address the shortage in public hospitals
Self-care is healthcare
The great news is that through the daily practice of breathing, mindfulness, and other forms of intentional self-care, can actually help individuals overcome stress and improve their livelihood.
A corruption crackdown in health sector is a need of the hour
HC observation on corruption underscores the need for reforms in the sector
Bolster healthcare with better data connectivity
Health systems should be at the front and centre of data connectivity because they must provide the best patient outcomes, and without data, they can offer only substandard care.
Health insurance getting popular among local firms
Many companies in Bangladesh now offer group health insurance benefits to their employees in a bid to attract young talents, survive in the competition and comply with regulations, according to industry people.
Caring for ailing parents: A daunting reality
Life prematurely comes full circle for young people who have ill parents.
How Bangladesh can achieve universal health coverage
Investment in healthcare is necessary for sustainable development