Cambodia's Healthcare Sector Eyes Insurance Coordination and Digital Innovation for Improved Care
Cambodia's healthcare sector requires enhanced coordination between government, hospitals, insurers, and tech providers, alongside digital innovation, to improve patient care and manage costs. Discussions at EuroCham Cambodia's Health Innovation Forum 2026 focused on insurance alignment, medicine access, and AI adoption.
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