HEALTHCARE SECTOR FACES SILVER TSUNAMI; SINGAPORE CONFERENCE SHOWS HOW COUNTRY DEALS WITH SPECTRE
February 1st, 2014
THE THREAT that an ageing population will create 'silver tsunami' of patients causing funding pressures for Singapore's healthcare sector came under the spotlight at an Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Singapore Health Conference 2014. Nearly 100 financial and healthcare professionals attended the half-day event on February 18 at the city state’s fabled Raffles Hotel. It brought a distinguished panel of local speakers, including an expert from the UK to share their insights on looming challenges in the healthcare sector and how accountants ...
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