Leading Colleges Vietnam Medical Education Industry — Ken Research

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It is recently, estimated that every year US$1 Bn is spent by over 40,000 Vietnamese patients traveling abroad for healthcare services, as per a research published by ken research

1. In 2021, around 9% of the population in Vietnam was at least 65 Years Old, With an increasing demand for quality healthcare services.

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As of 2018, Vietnam had a population of about 96,000,000, making it the third-most populated nation in Southeast Asia and the thirteenth-most populous nation overall. The life expectancy at birth in Vietnam has increased from 71 years in 1990 to 76 years in 2015, which has coincided with the country's strong economic development. Under-5-year-old infant mortality rates declined from 58 per 1000 live births in 1990 to 18 in 2015, while the percentage of underweight children reduced from 37% in 1993 to 14% in 2015.Vietnam also has one of the most rapidly aging populations in the world, with an increasing demand for quality healthcare services and new issues likely to emerge in the health sector in future years.

Vietnam’s current healthcare expenditure per capita is one of the highest in the Southeast Asia Region. They are continuously making progress in increasing patient to bed ratio as well as patient to doctors ratio.

2. In 2021, there were around 11 doctors per 10,000 inhabitants in Vietnam. The number of doctors per ten thousand inhabitants in Vietnam had been growing steadily.

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The healthcare workforce in Vietnam is currently insufficient to meet manpower norms and practical needs, with the number of physicians in 2015 (around eight per 10,000 population) being quite low when compared to other countries in Southeast Asia. There is an increase in the population of Vietnam over the years but healthcare workforce is relatively low compared to the total population (around 1 physician and 1.3 nurses per 1,000 residents). There is an imbalance in the healthcare workers and the growth of the population. This will ultimately, drive the demand for more doctors in Vietnam.

3. Every Year US $1 Billion is Spent by Over 40,000 Vietnamese Patients Traveling Abroad; Why are Countrymen Lacking Confidence in the Prevailed Healthcare System?

Lack of trust in the existing healthcare system has been one of the major concerns in Medical Education Market. An increasing number of Vietnamese patients are spending big to receive medical treatment overseas despite the availability of qualified doctors and high-quality medication in Vietnam, as they prefer the bedside manners of foreign clinicians. Crude death rate in Vietnam in 2020 was 5.97, showing an increase from the last year.

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The Future of the AUD 14 Bn Pharmacy Retail Industry of Australia: Will the growth sustain? : Ken Research

Australia Pharmacy Retail Market, which surged ahead with over 6.9% year-on-year growth in 2020, is poised to be a staggering AUD 25.0 Bn industry by 2025, as per findings released by Ken Research.

COVID-19 Pandemic on the other hand impacted the customer footfall and average basket size of customers for the initial few months of the pandemic. However, as the restrictions were reduced the situation also got back to normal. Additionally, the pharmacy Retail Market in Australia has witnessed a moderate rise over the review period 2015-20. Growth in the Number of Pharmacists, Proportion of the Ageing Population Proportion, Increasing Number of Healthcare Problems, per capita healthcare expenditure, number of insured patients, the PBS Scheme, etc. have augmented the growth in the Australian Pharmacy Retail Market.

1. 1 in every 15 Australians works as a Registered Health Practitioner in over 1,300 hospitals, 5,800 pharmacies, and other healthcare settings.

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The health workforce in Australia is large and diverse, covering many occupations. These include health practitioners registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) as well as other health professionals and health support workers. There were more than ~600,000 health practitioners working in their registered professions in Australia in 2020, which includes ~100,000 medical practitioners, ~350,000 nurses and midwives, ~20,500 dental practitioners, and ~170,000 allied health professionals.

2. Telehealth witnessed acceptance from Government as well as citizens, as Medicare Card Services were also extended for E-Health to help citizens amidst the Pandemic in March 2021

Early in the pandemic, Australia created incentives for healthcare providers to conduct telehealth visits. Medicare, Australia’s universal national health insurance system, added telehealth services to its list of reimbursable covered services, making it easier for patients to use telehealth and for doctors to get paid for providing care remotely. Australian Government expanded claim eligibility under Medicare to include healthcare services delivered via telehealth on 30th March, 2020 (COVID-19 Measures). Medicare card gives access to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), i.e., one only pays part of the cost of prescription medicines listed on the PBS. The PBS covers the rest of the cost. In case of a concession card, even lower price.

3. More than 65% of all medicines dispensed are to those aged 65 or >65 years & most of whom are pensioners or concession card holders.

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In 2020–21, PBS prescriptions were dispensed to 16.6 million Australians (65% of the population). Population dispensing rates increased with age – young people aged 0–14 had the lowest rates of dispensed prescriptions (145 prescriptions per 100 people aged 0–14), and the highest rates were among those aged 85 and over (5,928 prescriptions per 100 people aged 85 and over). Similar patterns were seen for both males and females. Within specific age groups, people aged 65–74 had the highest number of dispensed prescriptions and accounted for the highest Australian Government expenditure.  

4. My Health Record, a compulsion across all the Pharmacies in Australia.

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My Health Record was created for every Australian who wanted one, after 31 January 2019. After the specified date, a person also has the option of deleting their record permanently at any time. Pharmacist plans to install software/systems to connect to and be able to upload a document called the Pharmacist Shared Medicines List (PSML) to My Health Record. Furthermore, 2.6 Bn Documents uploaded to My Health Record i.e. From medical histories to the latest blood tests, from pathology reports to advanced care plans, more vital health information is now securely stored and available when needed.  

Retail Pharmacy Market in Australia will be driven by Innovations in Healthcare Service Packages and adoption of telemedicine services through their apps among Australians. Pharmacies will not only offer medicines, but will also extend their offer to include various types of products and services such as cosmetics and online consultations along with 24/7 service to further compete over long term. Additionally, they will focus on partnerships with Tele consultation Companies to enhance service portfolio. In the future, bigger pharmacies will acquire small pharmacies in order to expand in different regions in the country.

How has the global pandemic changed the growth trajectory of the India Online Furniture & Home Décor Market?

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Online furniture retailing was at a nascent stage with presence of a few players but increased digitization and growth in the number of urban millennials led to entrance of furniture E-tailers such as Pepperfry, Urban Ladder, etc.

In the late 2015, many start-ups entered the market backed by huge investments from VCs. Few acquisitions are also witnessed in the online furniture category. Moreover, Government initiatives such as Make in India provided the boost to domestically manufactured products and furniture brands.

But Covid-19 pandemic came as an unwanted catalyst for the industry and changed the whole landscape. How? Let’s find out together in this edition that talks about the pandemic and its impact on the Indian Online Furniture & Home Décor Market.

1.  The Indian furniture market has witnessed tremendous growth in online orders due to Covid-19 pandemic

2 …tailwind by rising disposable income and the growing number of urban homes

3.  The major players of the Online Furniture & Home Décor industry are building strengths by Focusing on Tech Advancements & Digital Marketing

4.  Work / Study from Home Culture due to COVID-19 coupled with Merger & Acquisitions have further shaped the India Online Furniture & Home Décor Sector

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5.  Covid-19 has initiated the furniture preferences that will go long into the future and enable the Indian Online Furniture & Home Décor industry to experience double-digit growth in the next five years.

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The Fitness Industry In Egypt Contributed 0.1% Of GDP In 2020 Employing A Total Of 20,458 People In All Types Of Fitness Centre Establishments: Ken Research

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Egypt fitness Market is anticipated to grow: an increase in consumer spending expressed by 2% CAGR (2015-2020) will drive growth of health establishments and expand the coverage of fitness, as per findings released by Ken Research.

1. There are 20,458 Employed People in all Types of Gyms in Egypt fitness Market.

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With rising income and more fitness awareness, consumers have shifted from being purely price sensitive to balancing price and performance, with an increasing willingness to pay for improved services, In tier 1 cities, especially high-end brands, the income from personal training often exceeds membership income, accounting for 55-65% of total income. There are 1,686 Commercial Centers in Egypt.

2. Demand For Fitness Centers In Egypt Is Mostly Driven By Increasing Equipment And Facility Spaces In Fitness Clubs In The Country.

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Over a third (30-35%) of adults in Egypt are obese which is one of the highest rates in the world. Overweight and obesity among school children constitutes an emerging concern and has increased from 15% in 2010 to 24.1 in 2020. Increasing awareness about the consequences of obesity that include high blood pressure, heart strokes, and diabetes will spur the demand for fitness centers in the country.

3. A Person Working As A Personal Trainer In Egypt Typically Earns Around 6,630 EGP Per Month.

In Egypt, women working as personal trainer earn 13% more than men. Higher demand has been observed among people for private training session and yoga session at their homes from certified professional trainers working as freelancers.  Boost in Personal Trainer requirement is anticipated in the coming years.

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How Farm Mechanization mission is transforming Used Agricultural Equipment Business in India: Ken Research

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The agricultural sector is one of the few industries in India that witnessed a robust growth rate of ~3.4 % at constant prices during FY’21 despite the COVID lockdown. Also, there is an advent of farm mechanization in the agricultural industry due to the rising labor costs in the country. These agricultural equipment are helpful for farmers at many stages of farming. However, due to the high cost of new equipment, most farmers opt for used farm equipment which is pushing the demand for used agricultural equipment in India. Currently, the Used Agriculture equipment sector is growing at a CAGR of ~16% between 2016 and 2021.

However, the adoption of farm mechanization is still low in the country as compared to other countries like China, Brazil, and more. But in the past years, several policies have been framed in order to improve farming infrastructure and focus on smaller land-holding farmers.

Here we have thrown light on the major initiatives of the Indian government that will enable the used Agricultural Equipment Market in India to grow by a CAGR of ~23% in the next five years.

1.  Agriculture and Allied Sectors are a major contributor to the Indian Economy, with a Gross Value Addition share of 20.2% in FY’21 to the Indian economy

2.  Farm mechanization has been witnessing acceptance due to its benefits such as savings in Agri-inputs, increasing efficiency and yield in farms, and combating the increasing cost of labor in Indian Farms

3.  At each stage of the agricultural cycle, there are targeted requirements for farm equipment; tractors are the most versatile and are used to fulfil multiple requirements at every step

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4. Farm mechanization in India is still in its nascent stages due to the high cost of farm machinery and equipment, insufficient policy framework

5.  However, recent years have seen the greatest amount of policies and reforms aiming at improving farming infrastructure and focusing on smaller land-holding farmers

6.  The Sub-mission on agricultural mechanization aims to provide subsidies of 40%-60% to small and marginal farmers, to enable mechanization at a granular level

7.  Other initiatives such as National Food Security mission and Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna have announced substantial subsidies for purchase of farm equipment

8.  Trickle effect of the growing new farm equipment market and the rise of contract farming among small & marginal farmers will further support the growth of the Used Agri-Equipment Market in India

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Exploring the Potential of $ 320 Mn Bags and Luggage Market of KSA: Packing innovations to stay ahead of the curve: Ken Research

The Saudi Arabia bags market consists of luxury and non-luxury bags sold online as well as the offline channel. Most of the bags and luggage sold in Saudi Arabia are imported, mostly from European and Asian countries. The growing customer inclination toward high-end luggage equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS) tracker, rising urbanization, and increasing disposable income are expected to drive the luggage market over the predicted years.  This market is expected to witness a growth of ~7.0% in the next 3 years.

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1. Working population especially of age 20-50 years are Major Customers of the Bags and Luggage Market in KSA, highly influenced by Social Media and TV Commercials .

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Backpacks, Shoulder Bags, Laptop and Business Bags are the preferred category due to rising working age population in the country. Youngsters usually prefer purchasing a bag from offline retail shops whereas working professional (age 20-35 years old ) prefer online websites due to due to the attractive discounts and product varieties. Moreover, social media is the most popular marketing channel amongst the young population followed by TV commercials and celebrity endorsements due to high brand visibility.

2. Noon and Amazon are most preferred websites for all income age group due to huge variety of bags available in different sizes along with multiple discounts offered.

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Noon and Amazon are most preferred websites for all income age group due to huge variety of bags available in different sizes along with multiple discounts offered. Additionally, working Population (20-35 years old) usually Prefer online E commerce platforms for purchasing bags and luggage due to the Attractive Discounts and Product Varieties visible on the Platforms.  Moreover, Amazon (Souq) is the most popular websites for Shoulder Bags and Wallets while Noon is more preferred for Backpacks, Duffel Bags, Cross Body and Wallets.

3. ~35 Million Saudi & Non Saudi Population of Different Income Group presents a Huge Potential for Different Variants of Bags and Luggage present in the Market.

Saudi Arabia is the Middle East's largest country. It is the 41st most populous country in the world, accounting for an estimated 0.46% of the global population. The 35 million Saudi and non-Saudi population of various income groups represents a huge potential for the various types of bags and luggage on the market. Today, in accordance with its "Vision 2030," the country is actively working to diversify its oil-based economy and provide its people with more and diverse economic and cultural opportunities, which is assisting the fashion industry to thrive and contributing to the growth of the KSA bags and luggage market.

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4. Seasonal Discounts during festive months of Eid and Ramadan, New year’s and Christmas are offered for high influx of customers in the Stores.

In Saudi Arabia, both Eid celebrations and Ramadan are a ten-day government holiday. These holiday presents many opportunities for a variety of marketing campaigns targeting Arab and Muslim consumers. Collaborating with destinations, hotels, and airlines for advertising promotions for special Eid offers, like discounted rates, or special feasts provides opportunities for the retailers to sell their products. Seasonal Sales, Islamic New Year, Increase in Tourism due to Hajj Festival and due to favorable weather conditions, people hang around in malls and public places leading to more visits in bags and luggage stores which increases the revenue of the industry.

Ken Research - What makes India- the desired destination for Dental Services?

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Indian dental service industry comprises dentists and dental ancillaries. This industry has shown a phenomenal compounded annual growth rate of ~8% for the period ranging from FY 2017 to FY 2022 with increased dental awareness and disposable income. In the past five years, the growth in the dental care market of India has been spurred by the rising elderly population, changing lifestyles leading to oral problems, and increased healthcare expenditure by the government as well as households. Also, India is becoming the favored destination for dental tourism. Why?
Here, we have thrown light on those key points that make India- a desired destination for dental tourism. Let’s dive in to find the answer.

1.  The Indian healthcare sector is expected to record a three-fold rise, growing at a CAGR of ~22% between 2016–22 to reach over $ 350 Bn in 2022 from around $ 100 Bn in 2016

Key Trends:-

• Strong demand: The healthcare market in India is expected to reach $372 Bn by 2022, driven by rising income, better health awareness, lifestyle diseases, and increasing access to insurance.
• Rising Manpower and Medical Colleges: Availability of a large pool of well-trained medical professionals in the country. The number of allopathic doctors with recognized medical qualifications registered with the state medical councils/national medical council increased to 1.3 Mn in November 2021, from 0.83 Mn in 2010.
• Government support: In Union Budget 2022-23, ₹86,200.65 Cr ($ 11.28 Bn) was allocated to MoHFW. In March 2021, the Parliament passed the National Commission for Allied & Healthcare Professions Bill 2021, which aims to create a body that will regulate and maintain educational and service standards for healthcare professionals. The Indian government is planning to o introduce a credit incentive program worth ₹500 Bn ($ 6.8 Bn) to boost the country’s healthcare infrastructure.

2. The India Dental Market is also anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 10%-15% for FY’2022-FY’2027F with the increasing number of dentists, dental colleges and labs in the country

Key Takeaway:-

• States with significant shortages of dental surgeons, characterized by less than one surgeon per million people, include Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha and Maharashtra. On an average, the population served by a dental surgeon in government institutions during 2017 ranged from 1,141,869 in Uttar Pradesh, 1,483,150 in Maharashtra, 1,037,608 in Jharkhand while in Haryana it was as low as 47,129.¹
• In FY’2019, the country achieved more than the ideal dentists-to-population ratio of 1:5,000, as against the 1:7,500 recommended by the WHO²
• In Karnataka, the dentist to population ratio is 1:2,130 and Kerala where it is 1:3,388 (2021), which is higher as compared to other parts of the country.

3.  Moreover, dental services in India are poised to thrive as dental insurance is finally coming live with PNB MetLife India Insurance Company launching India’s first dental health insurance plan

The Problem:-

• Dental surgeries are not covered by most Indian health insurance companies because of the misconception that they come under cosmetic treatment.
• There are very few private insurance companies in India that cover dental operations and none of the big insurance companies offer dental insurance separately.
• Because of the high cost of dental services, the usage of dental care is low and is proportional to the current demand. As a result, dental payment programs or insurance plans can reach out to more individuals.

Impact of Covid-19:-

• Demand has increased- Since the pandemic, the awareness among population has been increasing for regular check-ups.
• Patient demand for better health care facilities has increased. As a country without a unified health care system, more Indians are purchasing private oral health insurance.

 Needed Dental Insurance Benefits:-

• Free dental consultation
• The advantage of Whitening of tooth and cleaning
• Mild infection management
• There are a few free tooth scaling services available.
• Covers for the tooth extraction
• Routine dental checkup at discounts

Recent Developments:-

• PNB MetLife India Insurance Company has launched India’s first dental health insurance plan.

• • This is the first insurance plan in India that covers fixed-benefit outpatient expenses and provides financial assistance with costs related to overall dental health.
  • This launch reinforces PNB MetLife leadership in the industry with this one-of-a-kind, standalone, the dental health insurance plan that covers major dental procedures without the hassles of hospitalization.
• Union Budget 2021 increased FDI limit in insurance from 49% to 74%. India's Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) has announced the issuance, through Digilocker, of digital insurance policies by insurance firms.

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4.  Government Initiatives like National Oral Health Programme (NOHP) to provide infrastructure and manpower to enhance dental/oral health services in India

Government Initiatives in Indian Dental Services Market

 

• The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare proposed the draft National Dental Commission (NDC) Bill in January 2020.
• This proposed Bill will repeal the existing Dentists Act 1948and dissolve the Dental Council of India.
• The new Bill aims to improve access to good-quality and affordable dental education, availability of dental professionals and their services in all parts of the country, periodic and transparent assessment of dental institutions and facilitate maintenance of a national dental register.
• It proposes the formation of a new regulatory body, called the National Dental Commission (NDC),to draft policies and maintain quality standards in dental education and the profession.
  • The Bill also seeks to standardise the procedure for graduates to enroll in the state dental registers, obtain licenses to practice dentistry and to seek admission into graduate programmes through a National Exit Test (Dental).

• Under the Program, the support is provided to States for recruitment of the dental manpower (dental surgeons, dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental technicians), procurement of dental equipment, and consumables required for treatment of dental diseases. Support is also provided for training and IEC activities for generating awareness and capacity building.
• Objectives of the Programme:
  • To improve the determinants of oral health
  • To reduce morbidity from oral diseases
  • To integrate oral health promotion and preventive services with general health care system
  • To encourage Promotion of Public Private Partnerships (PPP)model for achieving better oral health.

5.  An increasingly ageing population, changing lifestyles, and increased private and public health care expenditures are currently driving the growth of the Indian Dental Services market

Key Growth Drivers in India Dental Services Market

Technological Advancement

• With the introduction of computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM,) technology has significantly reduced the dental treatment time. Therefore, the technological advancements in the field of dentistry are facilitating this trend. 

Aesthetics

• With the changing demographics and a change in lifestyle, aesthetically driven patients seek tooth treatment procedures & dental implants not as a part of their medical needs but as a cosmetic procedure to enhance beauty.
• The entertainment industry is also fuelling the growth of cosmetic procedures in dentistry. 

Increased Private Investment & Rising Oral Healthcare

• Several seed funding companies and larger VC firms have invested in dental chains.
• Some financial groups in India are building hospitals with dental specializations, offering general dental care, and specialty treatment which is expected to give an impetus to the demand for dental supplies and equipment.

Increased Private Investment & Rising Oral Healthcare

• With the advent of India as a medical tourism destination, dental companies are focusing on improving dental services for tourists seeking lower-cost treatment across India.
• Under dental tourism, some organizations are offering packages to foreign patients which include travel, stay along with the dental treatment. Dental Tourism forms 10% of the total medical tourism industry in India. 

6.  Also, India is becoming the favored destination for dental tourism because of its advanced infrastructure and technology which is at par with the developed countries like USA

7.  Government initiatives, Dental Tourism and rising demand for Dentistry, Dental Services Market is expected to grow in upcoming years in India

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Agricultural Equipment Sector Outlook Vietnam — Ken Research

 MARD (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) is aimed to provide financial aid when acquiring agricultural equipment, paving the way for Vietnam Agricultural Equipment market to reach over 45,000 units sold by 2025, as per findings released by Ken Research.

1. Mechanization in Agriculture Might Aid in Achieving The $60 Billion Total Export Turnover Goal Set Forth in The Vision 2030 Agricultural Machinery Industry Development Plan.

“Vision 2030 Agricultural Machinery Industry Development Plan”, Government of Vietnam plans to increase agricultural mechanization in the country. Government is looking forward to boost domestic production of agricultural machinery by supplementing and changing tax regime for machinery development. Government is pushing for farm mechanization to increase productivity through intensification, reduce post-harvest losses, increase added value & maintain the quality of farm products. Moreover, In June 2020, Vietnamese government exempted tax on land for agricultural use till 2025. The average annual total of tax exemptions and reductions was USD 140 million per year from 2003 to 2020, USD 270 million per year from 2011 to 2016, and about USD 320 million per year by 2020.

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2. Increase Incomes and Reduce Poverty Sustainably; Rural Income Increases by 2.5 to 3 Times than 2020 Level: Target to Be Completed by 2030.

The income of individuals in agricultural, fishery and forestry sector, in the period 2010 – 2019 has increased. At present, there are over 2.2 million households with income from VND 100 million VND 200 million a year, over 775,000 households with incomes from VND 200 million to 300 million VND, and 505,000 households with income from VND 300 million VND 1 billion. There are 27,000 farmer households with income above VND 1 billion. These factors contributed to raising the rural people's income from VND 9.15 million per person in 2008 to nearly 36 VND million per person in 2018.

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Emerging Public Medical Colleges Indonesia — Ken Research

 The 2020 allocation of IDR 123 trillion to the health sector did provide several specialized courses in Indonesia, including those for pediatricians, surgeons, internal doctors, ophthalmologists, and anesthesiologists, among others, as per research published by Ken Research

1. More Than 480 No. of Ophthalmologists Are Available in DJK Jakarta and Jawa Timur.

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Highest no. of Ophthalmologists is available in DJK Jakarta and Jawa Timur. Total no. of Ophthalmologist is 2,831 in Indonesia. Jawa Timur, Jakarta, Jawa Barat, Jawa Tengah and Sulawesi Selatan collectively have more than 50% of the total Ophthalmologists. Competition in the Indonesian Medical Education Market is high and it is expected to grow in future.

2. Indonesia Has More Than 65 Medical Colleges That Helped in Balancing a Country's Limited Resources with Unmet Medical Needs in Rural and Poverty Areas.

Medical Colleges in Indonesia are increasing as per the socio-political needs. Moreover, Growth in the no. of medical colleges challenged quality of medical education. Indeed, several curriculum changes and improvements applied to elevate the quality. Since 2005, a national level competency-based curriculum (CBC) was carried out for undergraduate programs, while for postgraduate clinical training the CBC began later on. Moreover, Specialization in Indonesia requires Bachelor's degree plus 1 Year Internship, Rotational Practice and passing the board exam conducted by specialized board of the country.

3. Airlangga University shows more than 200 no. of Enrollment in 2020 for the Internal Medicine Specialization Program.

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In Indonesia, it takes 9-10 years to become a specialist in Internal Medicine, duration may vary depending on the rotational practice years. Highest no. of Internal Medicine Professionals (internist) is found in Jakarta and the least no. is in Maluku. Highest no. of Sub specialists is also found in Jakarta. Internal Medicine has been a popular master’s program due to the pool of sub specialties. Internal Medicine is divided into 16 affiliates. This program is opted by most general physicians since candidate can pursue Allergy/Immunology, Cardiology, Critical, care medicine, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Geriatric medicine, Hematology/Oncology, Infectious diseases. Increasing difficulty in controlling the distribution of newly-graduated internists throughout the archipelago has become one of major constraints for the government to overcome.

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Leading Colleges Indonesia Medical Education Industry - Ken Research

 Indonesia’s Ministry of Health plans to improve the healthcare infrastructure by allocating IDR 123 Tn to the health sector in 2020.

1. Java and Sumatra Has More Than 20 Public Medical Colleges in Indonesia as It Has a Favourable Conditions for A Student Which Includes Low Cost of Living and High Cultural Diversity.

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Java and Sumatra have the highest no. of Medical Colleges because of its high diversity and good accommodation facilities for students. These regions are rich in urban land area as well as population. In addition, colleges with highest no. of accreditation are located in Java. Moreover, highest no. of Ophthalmology specialized course is also provided in Java. Total public universities offering Ophthalmology courses are 10. All of the universities offering Ophthalmology course have accreditation.

2. "High Concentration of Prospective International Students:" Indonesia Has Been a Great Place to Accommodate Students, Especially Those from Other Countries.

Competition in the Indonesian Medical Education Market is high and it is expected to grow in future since the Indonesian government has given free pass by allowing foreign entities to establish a university in Indonesia, subject to certain conditions and restrictions, including cooperation with a local university. This trend will eventually affect the student flow in the colleges. Indonesian government (Ministry of Education & Training) signed a free trade agreement with Australia that lays the groundwork for Australian universities like the University of Melbourne and the University of Queensland to establish branch campuses in Indonesia.

3. Indonesian Medical Industry Has Total 68 Medical Colleges as of 2020, Including Both Public and Private.

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Unlike other Middle Eastern Countries Indonesia has more Public Colleges than Private Colleges. Public Medical Colleges have outnumbered the private Universities in Indonesia due to high interest of the government. Responsibility for the management and provision of public health services; and the progressive introduction of greater autonomy in the management of public service organizations includes medical education as a primary sector of concern.

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