Pattaya November 2018
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THE LARGEST<br />
AMOUNT IN<br />
EFFICIENCY<br />
INDEX<br />
In an announcement made by<br />
the Public Health Minister, Piyasakol<br />
Sakolsatayadorn, Thailand<br />
has made a big move up in the<br />
Bloomberg Health Care Efficiency<br />
Index. The Kingdom jumped from<br />
41st position to 27th position in<br />
just the last year. The index covers<br />
56 countries. This jump was the<br />
largest move of its kind recorded<br />
during the latest survey period.<br />
The index measures the health<br />
of workers and the efficiency of<br />
workplaces taking into account<br />
days off and health spend. According<br />
to the index, the health spend<br />
per capita in Thailand came in at<br />
7,086 baht, or US$218. Life expectancy<br />
has risen to 75.1 years.<br />
Thailand came in 9th in Asia<br />
with Hong Kong, South Korea,<br />
Australia, Taiwan, Japan, China,<br />
New Zealand, and Singapore<br />
making up the other positions in<br />
the region.<br />
all of the people in the country.<br />
At the same time the World<br />
Health Organizationheld up Thai<br />
land as a good model for other<br />
countries to follow.<br />
Thailand is also well known for<br />
its medical tourism, being hailed<br />
by many medical tourists as an<br />
efficient, cost effective and technologically<br />
advanced center of excellence<br />
for all sorts of medically<br />
related requirements.<br />
These benefits are also available<br />
to the Thai population under<br />
public healthcare provisions.<br />
Thailand has in place excellent<br />
training for doctors and nurses and<br />
has branched out into advanced<br />
training for different specialists so<br />
that support can be given for many<br />
types of distinct medial issues.<br />
Other factors such as environmental<br />
pollution of the air and water<br />
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Hong Kong claimed the top<br />
spot in the overall index with an<br />
average lifespan of 84.3 years,<br />
whilst Singapore claimed second<br />
place. Third and forth places were<br />
claimed by Spain and Italy respectively.<br />
The criteria for being in the<br />
index was to satisfy three conditions.<br />
First was to have an average<br />
life expectancy of 70 years,<br />
second was to have a per capita<br />
GDP of at least 5,000 USD and<br />
third was to have a population of<br />
at least 5 million people.<br />
The Prime minister was very<br />
satisfied with the Thailand’s Leap<br />
in the index. National health security<br />
was being actively promoted<br />
in Thai society, and is important<br />
since it raises living standards for<br />
help to increase life expectancy<br />
and at the same time have an effect<br />
on the healthcare system.<br />
For example air pollution can<br />
lead to respiratory conditions and<br />
also may be a factor in the cause<br />
of cancer. By maintaining a positive<br />
environmental agenda, benefits<br />
can easily be seen in the<br />
healthcare statistics.<br />
Lifestyle changes are also being<br />
encouraged. With fewer people<br />
smoking and with the promotion<br />
of regular aerobic exercise,<br />
healthy diet considerations, and<br />
reduction of stress, life expectancies<br />
are expected to continue to<br />
climb, not just in Thailand but also<br />
worldwide.<br />
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