Tag: Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic Review

The marketing for medical equipment and technology in Asia is booming. More than US$24 billion is being spent each year with major hospital construction projects underway in Asia. Government expenditure on the health sector is expected to grow at approximately 8-10% per annum. A new private health sector is emerging in response to growing demand for quality health services. Suppliers to the Asian healthcare markets anticipate a 20-30% growth rate over the next few years. The need for the latest technology, materials and know-how in Asia is therefore greater now than ever before. Increasingly sophisticated management techniques and procuring methods have intensified the competition amongst suppliers.

Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management presents the most advanced networking of industry information ever published in the Asian markets. It is a required reading for hospital directors, administrators and medical practitioners within both the public and private sectors.

The publication targets the most powerful network of hospital decision makers in the region. The purpose of this is to promote higher standards of healthcare by providing a forum for the exchange of information covering every aspect of hospitals & healthcare services and latest medical technology.

The readers of Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management appreciate the publication because they recognise the value of its independent reporting and the quality of its content. It clearly makes Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management a powerful prospect for advertisers.

Published quarterly, Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management is distributed across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Europe and USA. This includes 5,500 readers who receive the print copies and another 90,000+ readers who receive e-book copies. This translates into an estimated readership base of over 180,000.

INDUSTRIA CHIMICA E FARMACEUTICA (ICF) – is Italy’s reference magazine for the
chemical and pharmaceutical industry, published 5 times a year.

Readership:

Machine builders, components and tools for chemistry
and the pharmaceutical industry: 15%
Society of engineering: 5% Petrochemicals: 5%
Others: 10%
Pharmaceutical and cosmetics: 25%
Fine chemistry: 10%
Chemistry: 30%

www.healthcareasia.com

Healthcare Asia is the industry magazine serving Asia’s hospital owners, investors, administrators and policy makers. There are many magazines for clinical practitioners in medicine and healthcare, but Healthcare Asia focuses on the running of healthcare organisations, both public and private, and discusses the policy issues that govern healthcare in the Asian region. Each issue will bring a mixture of analysis, case studies, technology, and opinion to help inform the discussion and continue the debates. A typical issue would cover news in areas such as: the current and most prevalent healthcare policies and trends in the region; the most significant healthcare issues around the administration and operation of hospitals; the latest equipment offered in the region, and more. Each issue will also include opinion pieces from some of the best minds in consulting on the hot issues facing the industry, a forum for views, pictures of industry people, places and events.

Healthcare Asia reports on a broad range of topics relevant to hospitals’ senior management and healthcare policy makers in Asia. Much of the coverage is driven from Hong Kong and Singapore and supplemented by relevant reporting from the region. It is this balance of news that makes Healthcare Asia such a compelling read for senior management in ALL areas of the organisation from the Chief Executive and board down to clinical department heads, as well as healthcare policy makers in the government.

Healthcare Asia is the industry magazine serving Asia’s hospital owners, investors, administrators and policy makers. There are many magazines for clinical practitioners in medicine and healthcare, but Healthcare Asia focuses on the running of healthcare organisations, both public and private, and discusses the policy issues that govern healthcare in the Asian region. Each issue will bring a mixture of analysis, case studies, technology, and opinion to help inform the discussion and continue the debates. A typical issue would cover news in areas such as: the current and most prevalent healthcare policies and trends in the region; the most significant healthcare issues around the administration and operation of hospitals; the latest equipment offered in the region, and more. Each issue will also include opinion pieces from some of the best minds in consulting on the hot issues facing the industry, a forum for views, pictures of industry people, places and events.

Healthcare Asia reports on a broad range of topics relevant to hospitals’ senior management and healthcare policy makers in Asia. Much of the coverage is driven from Hong Kong and Singapore and supplemented by relevant reporting from the region. It is this balance of news that makes Healthcare Asia such a compelling read for senior management in ALL areas of the organisation from the Chief Executive and board down to clinical department heads, as well as healthcare policy makers in the government.

The newsletter goes to 8,652 subscribers with an estimated delivery rate of 8,181 and open rate of 13.9%.