Bangladesh, like many other countries, found itself grappling with the need for swift and effective changes, particularly in its healthcare sector. The pandemic exposed vulnerabilities, but it also opened avenues for innovation and transformation. This article explores how Bangladesh’s healthcare sector is embracing the new normal and ushering in a wave of positive changes.

This article will explore the root causes of the doctor shortage in Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on Bangladesh, and propose potential solutions to alleviate this critical issue.

This article explores the current state of healthcare in Bangladesh, the potential of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in addressing these challenges, and examines successful models and case studies from around the world.