October 07 2016
FiinResearch
Vietnam Healthcare Sector Preview 2016
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1. Vietnam Healthcare Services: Vietnam Healthcare Services is estimated to be around US$8.10bn in 2015. This market is growing with CAGR of 5.19% from 2011-2015. In which, by 2015, Testing is the largest business (37.23%), followed by Treatment Inpatients (30.64%).
2. Vietnam Hospitals and Clinics: In hospitals segment, public hospitals are still heavily dominating the market. Public hospitals account for 88% total hospitals and about 97% total health beds in Vietnam by the end of 2013. In policlinics and home clinics segment, the market is highly fragmented with over 30,000 private facilities in the end of 2014 concentrating mainly at big cities such as HCMC and Hanoi
3. The total health expenditure of Vietnam increased at a very fast rate in the last 10 years (CAGR = 17%), reaching US$10.19bn in 2013. As a share of the nation's Gross Domestic Product (“GDP”), health spending accounted for 5.95%. Compared to peers, Vietnam is spending more for healthcare, but not at the level of developed countries yet. Per capita basis, health expenditure achieved US$121 in 2015 but the actual figure is unknown and could be significantly higher.
4. Vietnam Healthcare Personnel: Number of doctors with university degree is increasing at the rate of 6.5% per year. Vietnam is considered a country with a higher rate of doctors per 10,000 population (at 7.2 doctors/10,000 inhabitants) than Indonesia and Thailand, comparable to Malaysia but behind other more developed countries.
5. Healthcare Sector in Vietnam is driven by the aging population, high urbanization and industrialization rate, as well as the increase in income per capital from US$1,900 to US$2,028 annually.
6. Healthcare sector is facing four key issues including increasing disease burden, insufficient healthcare infrastructure, insufficient health financing & investment, and lack of IT application. Overcrowding at tertiary hospitals is one of the most serious issue in healthcare sector. Bed occupancy rates (BoR) is high especially at the central levels, which was 112.5% on average in 2012 while the sustainable rate as recommended by WHO is 80%.
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Executive Summary |
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1.1 |
Market Size and Growth |
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Vietnam Hospitals & Clinics |
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1.2 |
National Healthcare Expenditure |
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1.3 |
Organization of Healthcare sector |
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1.4 |
Healthcare Personnel |
19 – 20 |
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1.5 |
Key Drivers of Healthcare Sector |
21 – 22 |
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1.6 |
Key Issues of Healthcare Sector |
23 – 25 |
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1.7 |
Policy Development for Healthcare |
26 – 27 |
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1.8 |
FDI in Healthcare and Impacts of TPP |
28 - 29 |
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