In Major Policy Turnaround, Chinese Premier's Office Lifts Restrictions On Foreign Investment In Hospitals
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
BEIJING - In a major new policy change as part of sweeping health system reforms slated to be introduced in stages through the year 2020, the Chinese premier's office, or State Council, is lowering decades-old barriers on foreign investment in and control of hospitals across the country
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