OPERATIONS HEART : LIVING RIGHT HEALTH : LIVING WELL HOME : LIVING TOGETHER CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 100% OF BUSINESS IMPLEMENT A CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ASSESSMENT HUMAN RIGHTS & LABOR PRACTICES 100% OF BUSINESS

mainly due to the increase in number of patients with heart diseases under the Universal Health Coverage. Page 2 of 4 Cost of Hospital Operations The costs of hospital operations for the 2nd Quarter of the

increased substantially which can outweigh lower visit number. The increase of revenue per visit was the result of more surgeries operated particularly heart surgeries and minimal invasive surgeries. All

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is also at the heart of the insurance sector’s strategy with the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC)’s vision of building knowledge, capability, and confidence of the public in applying the insurance

heart of the city once again in 2017 and the feedback was positive. The first three projects will be completed at the end of Q3 and Q4 this year with the combined value of 5,400 million THB. The units

illness in Thais, especially heart disease, stroke, cancer and diabetes due partly to the increasing number of elderly; (iii) the increasing proportion of foreign patients coming for medical treatment in

structural pillars of BTS SkyTrain stations and flyovers, both in the heart of and across Bangkok. Nevertheless, with increasing popularity comes intensifying competition. Many media companies expanded their

, especially heart disease, stroke, cancer and diabetes due partly to the increasing number of elderly; (iii) the increasing proportion of foreign patients coming for medical treatment in Thai hospitals due to

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