Strategies, Opportunities and Developments in the Southeast Asian Healthcare Market. 2nd Annual SOUTHEAST ASIA HEALTHCARE

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1 2nd Annual SOUTHEAST ASIA HEALTHCARE Strategies, Opportunities and Developments in the Southeast Asian Healthcare Market 29th & 30th June The Ritz-Carlton, Nusa Dua, Bali 1

2 The 2nd Annual South East Asia Healthcare Summit is the leading event in the region to bring together Ministries of Health, Distributors, Investors, Hospital CEOs & Directors, NGO s, Technology/ Solution Providers and other key stakeholders to discuss the latest developments and opportunities in Southeast Asian healthcare provision. MYANMAR 2013 budget government reallocating for military to improving medical systems Government taking WHO s suggestion spending 0.2/ person/per year to 2.0/person/per year Pharmaceutical market in Myanmar having growth of 19% THAILAND Government turning Thailand into medical hub in Asia 800 billion baht to be spent for healthcare reform in the next 5 years 256 private hospital credited no.1 ranking in Asia Thailand export and import for medical devices increasing since 2001 VIETNAM Working on universal healthcare with Thailand government model their system 2014 World Bank approved USD106 million credit to Vietnam to improve healthcare quality PHILIPPINES Government funding increase for Universal Healthcare from 19 billion in 2008 to 90 billion in 2015 MALAYSIA Health care spending is expected to rise to 4.5% of GDP by 2018 as spending growth outpaces economic expansion INDONESIA Launching world's largest health insurance system for 247 million people in 2014 Initiating Universal healthcare - Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN) Scheme Attended by Ministries of Health from across Southeast Asia 35 Top Level Speakers Hong Kong Office: UK Office: + 44 (0) james.mckenzie@.com Web: 2

3 PARTICIPATING SPEAKERS AND ORGANISATIONS 2015 Speaker Line Up PROF. DR. AKMAL TAHER, Director General of Healthcare, MINISTRY OF HEALTH INDONESIA H.E DR THEIN THEIN HTAY, Deputy Minister, MINISTRY OF HEALTH MYANMAR MS. JIADI YU, Senior Investment Officer, INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION (IFC) MS. SHERENE AZURA AZLI, CEO, MALAYSIA HEALTHCARE TRAVEL COUNCIL MS. JOYCE SOCAO-ALUMNO, Executive Director & Chief Strategist, HEALTHCORE DATO DR. JACOB THOMAS, President, ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE HOSPITALS OF MALAYSIA DR SAJEEV THOMAS, Chief Operating Officer, GAMMA KNIFE CENTER INDONESIA & Consultant Medical Physicist, SILOAM INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL GROUP INDONESIA DR DEWI DARMAWATI, Medical Director, GRIYA WALUYA HOSPITAL MS. SHOBANA NAIR, Principle Engineer, ECRI INSTITUTE DR. DILSHAAD ALI, Managing Director, FAR EAST MEDICAL CLINICS, HONG KONG & PROJECT DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE, FV HOSPITAL, VIETNAM MR. RAYMUND CS DEL VAL, President and CEO, DAVAO DOCTORS HOSPITAL MS. NETNAPIS SUCHONWANICH, Deputy Secretary General, NATIONAL HEALTH SECURITY OFFICE THAILAND DR. WUI CHIANG LEE, President, ASIAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY IN HEALTH CARE DATO DR ZAININAH MOHD ZAIN, Director, KUALA LUMPA HOSPITAL MS. BRINDA SENGUPTA, Senior Designer, HKS MR. MONOJIT MITRA, Facility Director, FV HOSPITAL MR. ARVIND KUMAR, CEO, ATTUNE TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD DR. JOSELITO P. VITAL, Public Health Consultant, ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK & THE WORLD BANK & GERMAN INTERNATIONAL AGENCY MS. ANGELA LEE, Principal Managing Director ASIA PACIFIC HEALTHCARE GROUP, HKS PROFESSOR YOGESAN KANAGASINGAM, National Research Director, AUSTRALIAN E-HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRE MR. ARND LANGGUTH, Director Sales and Business Development, GENKEY 3

4 29th & 30th 29th June, & 30th Bali June, 29th Bali & 30th GOLD GOLD SPONSORS SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS MEET MEET SOME SOME OF OUR MEET OF PAST OUR SOME EXHIBITORS PAST OF EXHIBITORS OUR PAST EXHIBITORS MEET SOME OF OUR PAST EXHIBITORS HEALTHCARE DIVISION DIVISION erkinross 4 4

5 Conference Agenda Day Registration Chairman Opening Remarks Dr. Dilshaad Ali, Managing Director, Far East Medical Clinics, Hong Kong & Project Development Executive, FV Hospital, Vietnam SEA Health Industry Overview, Universal Healthcare Program & Policy Updates Opportunities and Challenges of Investing in Private Healthcare in Southeast Asia Overview of the healthcare market in Southeast Asia Opportunities and challenges Comparison with other regional markets such as China and India IFC investment experience and selection criteria Ms. Jiadi Yu, Senior Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation (IFC) Indonesia to Initiate Universal Healthcare Prof. Dr. Akmal Taher, Director General of Health Care, Ministry of Indonesia Myanmar Advance Towards Universal Healthcare Maternal and child healthcare to expand with new World Bank finanicing Benefits and implications for the advancement Plans for the upcoming 5 years H.E Dr Thein Thein Htay, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health Myanmar Healthcare and the Malaysian Government s Transformation Programme Strengthening the public healthcare sector Developments from the Ministry of Health Collaboration with the private sector Future outlook Dato Dr. Zaininah Mohd Zain, Director, Kuala Lumpa General Hospital PANEL DISCUSSION: Public Health Development from across South East Asia What are the key Challenges Faced in the region s Healthcare Sectors National health policies Medical school programmes, training and education Opportunities in South East Asia How best to tackle the Challenge of Universal Healthcare Mr. Joselito Vital, Public Health Consultant, Asian Development Bank Indonesia s Universal Health Coverage - Concerns and Challenges: Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN) stepping stones First 18 months of JKN Concerns and challenges JKN toward 2019 JKN in AEC settings Dr. Dewi Darmawati, Medical Director, Griya Waluya Hospital Lunch Refreshment & Networking Break Let us know which companies you would like to meet and we will do our best to bring them to the event to introduce them to you (Business Match Making Service is for event sponsors/exhibitors only) 5

6 Conference Agenda Day 1 Technology Role in Healthcare: Diversity and Transitions Gold Sponsor Presentation: Better Healthcare Through Technology Digital healthcare: A solution for emerging economies? How to address identity theft and fraud in healthcare and medical claim systems? Case study about implementation of biometric solutions in Ghana s national health insurance system Mr. Arnd Langguth, Director Sales and Business Development, GenKey Innovative Hospital Build and Investment Projects 10 things to do to save cost Add value to your project Ms. Angela Lee, Principle Managing Director Asia Pacific Helathcare Group, HKS Ms. Brinda Sengupta, Senior Designer, HKS Chairman Closing Remarks Close of Conference Networking Drinks Managing Medical Technology in Tertiary Care Hospital - FVH Experience Planning the Technology Selection and Procurement Management the Technology Performance Monitoring Technology Transfer Managing End of Life Mr. Monojit Mitra, Facility Director, FV Hospital Quality and Safety in Healthcare Continuous Quality and Safety Improvement in Health Care Through National and International Accreditation Programs The plan-do-check-act theory behinds new accreditation programs Different level of requirement and purposes for hospitals among accreditations How healthcare organization leaders can navigate and make a smart choice? Dr. Wui-Chiang Lee, President, Asian Society for Quality in Health Care Refreshment & Networking Break Building Better Healthcare Facilities Medical Technology Acquisition in the Development of Healthcare Facilities Investment in building new healthcare facilities and expanding existing facilities across Asia, hospital owners Ways to provide healthcare facilities that meets the needs and demands of economically growing nation Right approach of acquiring medical technology in healthcare facilities Ms. Shobana Nair, Principle Engineer, ECRI Institute 6

7 Conference Agenda Day Registration Chairman Opening Remarks Dr. Dilshaad Ali, Managing Director, Far East Medical Clinics, Hong Kong & Project Development Executive, FV Hospital, Vietnam The Rising Cost of Healthcare Dato Dr Jacob Thomas, President, Association of Private Hospitals of Malaysia Globalization of Healthcare - ASEAN 2015 and the Impact of Integration on Healthcare in the Region The Impact of AEC Integration 2015 in the Asian Healthcare Industry With only few months to go, how will it affect the healthcare industry in the region? What does AEC integration offer and what are the challenges? Will this result to talent migration? How will the ASEAN countries complement each other? Or will it result to competition to the disadvantage of some countries? What do your businesses need to prepare for the AEC integration? Ms. Joyce Socao-Alumno, Executive Director & Chief Strategist, HealthCORE Public-Private Partnership Program in Philippines Healthcare Industry A look at the Philippine healthcare delivery system Philippine health demographics Public-Private Partnership trends in healthcare Delivery in the Philippines Prospects for PPP in health delivery in the Philippines Advantages / benefits for PPPs in the Philippines Mr. Joselito Vital, Public Health Consultant, Asian Development Bank Panel Discussion: How Do the Advance Countries in Healthcare within ASEAN Contribute to the Emerging Economies to Enable Better Healthcare Management Dr. Dilshaad Ali, Managing Director, Far East Medical Clinics, Hong Kong & Project Development Executive, FV Hospital, Vietnam Medical Tourism Within ASEAN Do we stay and play in home countries or are hospitals still going to keep luring medical tourists? Dr. Dilshaad Ali, Managing Director, Far East Medical Clinics, Hong Kong & Project Development Executive, FV Hospital, Vietnam Medical Healthcare Tourism Healthcare Tourism in Malaysia Key factors driving the international growth in healthcare tourism What are health tourists looking for? How can Malaysia capitalise on the healthcare tourism boom? Strategy for promoting Malaysia s healthcare industry Ms. Sherene Azura Azli, CEO, Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council Lunch Capitalizing on the BIMP-EAGA Corridor for Medical Tourism Opportunities Identify opportunities and market potential How to maximize the collaboration with in the corridor How to position Davao Doctors What has been done? Dr. Raymund CS Del Val, President & CEO, Davao Doctos Hospital Refreshment & Networking Break 7

8 Conference Agenda Day The Effect of Medical Tourism: Thailand s experience Why Thailand is a great medical tourism destination Joint Commission International hospitals in Thailand Staff and technical capabilities Reputation and marketing Dr. Buranut Limjitti, Vice President International Marketing, Tourism Authority of Thailand Technology Role in Healthcare: Diversity and Transitions (continued) Smart Purchasing High Costly Technology & Medicine Ms. Netnapis Suchonwanich, Deputy Secretary General, National Health Security Office Thailand Advanced Cutting Edge Technologies Defining the Health Care Revolution in South East Asia South East Asia Health care status Outline Role of Advanced Technologies in Health care Neuro Sciences & Radiation Oncology Gamma Knife Radiosurgery- Technology, applications, Current status SE Asia Safety & Accuracy Dr. Saveej Thomas, Chief Operating Officer Gamma Knife Center Indonesia & Consultant Medical Physicist Siloam International Hosptial Group Indonesia Chairman Closing Remarks Close of Conference Refreshment & Networking Break Mobility and Telehealth Adoption in Asia-Pacific: Trends and Prospect Intergrating homecare monitoring system Growth of telehealth Wearable medical devices Remote eye care Professor Yogesan Kanagasingam, National Research Director, Australia E-healthcare Research MEET SOME OF OUR MEDIA PARTNERS 8

9 Located on the southern tip of Nusa Dua, Bali - a tropical paradise where the sea is calm, the sand is pristine white and the luxury of serenity prevails. Enjoy the spacious luxury of their cliff top villas, where private pools and exclusive butler services ensure a truly intimate getaway in Indonesia. Descend to the beach level in a glass elevator that keeps the view always present, and where beachfront villas and suites do the same. Venue The Ritz-Carlton, Bali Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan Lot III Sawangan, Nusa Dua, Bali Indonesia Point of Contact Anastasia Tansridjata MICE Sales Manager Anastasia.Tansridjata@ritzcarlton.com Event Contact If you have any questoins, please contact Alice Chan at alice.chan@.com or Visa Visa Exempt Countries: The following 15 countries do not require a visa to enter Indonesia for a short visit of up to 30 days: Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Darussalam, Philippine, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Chile, Morocco, Peru, Vietnam, Ecuador, Cambodia, Laos PDR; and Myanmar. Visa On Arrival: Nationals of the following 62 countries may apply for a Visa on Arrival for a length of stay of 30 days by paying US$35 visa fee. All European Union citizens except Croatia, also the citizens of the following countries; Australia, New Zealand, US, Switzerland, Canada, Japan, South Korea, India, China, Taiwan, Mexico, Turkey. Please refer to the link below site for more information. The requirements for Visa on Arrival are: Expiration date of the applicant s passport must be at least 6 (six) months after the date of entry Round-trip airplane ticket Payment of a US$ 35 visa fee A minimum of two blank pages in your passport Please ONLY use the above as guidelines and make sure you speak with your local Indonesian Embassy. Please note that obtaining the correct visa for travel is each individuals responsibility; Oliver Kinross are happy to help with invitation letters if you require one however we cannot be held responsible for visa refusals. For more information, please visit: Accommodation Discounted rates have been arranged for all registered delegates. Each guest is required to guarantee the booking with own credit/ debit card. To secure your booking using these rates, please alice.chan@.com for the Hotel Reservation Form Complete all the details as required and this directly to the event operations team Alice Chan at alice.chan@.com The Ritz Carlton, Bali: Sawangan Junior Suite Room USD 220 nett per room per night - Inclusive of 21% government tax & service charge - Inclusive of 1-2 daily buffet breakfasts and in-room Internet connection All reservations should be received no later than 15 June 2015 All category reservations are first come first serve basis and subject to room availability. Transportation Options: Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) The Ritz-Carlton, Bali is located approximately 20 km or 30 minutes drive from the airport. AIRPORT TRANSFER (BY REQUEST) Airport transfer is available by request only. Our Airport Representatives holding the resort s signage will be waiting at the exit, for guests who booked the airport service to The Ritz- Carlton, Bali. (You can also find this booking details on the hotel reservation form) 9