Palliative Care in Vietnam: Coverage and Hospice Models
When cure is no longer possible, medicine still has a mission: helping patients live their final days with the least pain — that is palliative care. What is…
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When cure is no longer possible, medicine still has a mission: helping patients live their final days with the least pain — that is palliative care. What is…
Read article ↗Prevention beats cure — and in Vietnam, most basic preventive services are free under national programs, though many people never claim them. Is expanded immunization free? Yes. The…
Read article ↗How much does health insurance pay for “off-network” care — the most confusing question in Vietnamese health insurance, because rates differ by facility level and inpatient vs outpatient.…
Read article ↗Clinics get fined not for clinical mistakes but for a forgotten periodic report — healthcare compliance is a marathon of dozens of recurring tasks each year. Licences: still…
Read article ↗A health-department inspection team arrives — every facility worries. But health inspections follow strict legal procedure: proper preparation removes fear, and wrong conclusions can be appealed. Preparing for…
Read article ↗HIS (hospital management), LIS (laboratory), PACS (imaging) form the digitalization trio — but most healthcare IT disputes are not about technology; they are about sloppily drafted contracts. What…
Read article ↗Valuing a hospital is nothing like valuing a factory: tangible assets are only part of it — licences, doctors and patient flows decide real value. Valuation methods for…
Read article ↗Years of faithful premiums, then a denied hospital claim — most health-insurance disputes trace back to clauses the buyer never read at signing. Why do insurers deny payment?…
Read article ↗Hospital-acquired infection is the “invisible enemy” — and the subtlest legal battleground among medical incidents, because not every post-surgical infection is the hospital’s fault. Hospital infection-control standards The…
Read article ↗Wrong-side, wrong-patient surgery; a sponge left in the abdomen — “impossible” incidents that still happen, classified as serious medical incidents for which the facility is liable. The surgical…
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