Speed bumps: China's much-hyped healthcare reform targeting remote healthcare, Internet and technology as drivers to solve its healthcare woes has stalled.
SHANGHAI: Li Tiantian, a Chinese doctor turned tech entrepreneur, is a leading light of the country's much-trumpeted healthcare reform drive. His medical networking platform DXY.com links two million doctors across China and has attracted funding from tech giants like Tencent.
DXY is exactly what Beijing has said it's looking to support after it pinpointed remote healthcare, Internet and technology as drivers to solve its healthcare woes in a five-year roadmap in March.
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