Small hospitals in India can leverage the VRIO framework to identify and enhance unique resources, fostering competitive advantage. By focusing on valuable, rare, and hard-to-imitate assets and ensuring strong organizational support, they can build sustainable growth, strengthen patient trust, and thrive amid corporate healthcare competition.
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Dr. Pankaj Surange’s journey from anesthesiology to founding IPSC Pain & Spine Hospital highlights his visionary approach to pain management. By pioneering minimally invasive treatments in India, he aims to transform chronic pain care, providing accessible, regenerative solutions that bridge the gap between physiotherapy and traditional surgery.
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MIT researchers have created the most detailed map of the cerebral cortex, revealing 24 distinct brain networks that process tasks like social interactions and sensory input. Using naturalistic stimuli, this groundbreaking study offers new insights into brain functionality and could transform clinical approaches to neurological and psychiatric disorders.
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India’s healthcare giants like Apollo and Manipal Hospitals are reshaping the industry through ambitious expansions and strategic acquisitions. This article explores Apollo’s growth via greenfield projects and Manipal’s acquisition-led model, analyzing financial feasibility, profitability, and emerging trends that are driving India’s healthcare sector toward regional and tech-enabled growth.
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MouthIO, a 3D-printed, in-mouth device, integrates sensors to monitor health data and enable hands-free interaction, marking a breakthrough in personalized healthcare. With potential for tracking bruxism, aiding those with motor impairments, and integrating with health tech, it exemplifies the future of accessible, data-driven health monitoring.
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KIMS Hospitals’ â‚ą700 crore partnership with Wipro GE Healthcare promises enhanced scalability and efficiency in medical technology, but raises concerns about monopolization and its impact on domestic innovation. While KIMS benefits from streamlined operations, the collaboration could undermine India’s “Make in India” initiative and potentially increase healthcare costs.
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KIMS Hospitals has signed a â‚ą700 crore MoU with Wipro GE HealthCare to procure advanced MedTech devices. This partnership supports KIMS’ ambitious plan to double its bed capacity by FY27, enhancing operational efficiency and driving digital transformation while positioning KIMS as India’s third-largest hospital chain.
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AI and machine learning have transformed healthcare, leading to the development of FDA-approved AI/ML-enabled medical devices. Radiology dominates this field, though gaps remain in pediatric applications and global diversity in trials. Evolving regulatory frameworks are crucial to ensuring the safety and efficacy of these rapidly advancing technologies.
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