Shanghai's first wholly foreign-owned hospital granted licence


SHANGHAI (Bernama-Xinhua): DeltaHealth Hospital·Shanghai has been granted an operating licence in Shanghai, making it the city's first wholly foreign-owned hospital and China's first foreign-owned cardiovascular specialty hospital.

The licence for wholly foreign-owned medical institutions was issued by the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission on Friday, as the latest development following China's expanded opening-up policy in the healthcare sector.

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