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Apollo Hospitals and Fiji National University have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for healthcare collaboration.
The MoU entails enhancement of the healthcare infrastructure in Fiji, enabling better access to high quality care for the people with telemedicine and referral to Apollo Hospitals for advance ailments.
Establishment of a clinic with outpatient specialist consultation services, provision of diagnostic services, round-the-clock emergency care access and diabetes management services besides sharing of content on medical education and training programmes, including e-learning portfolio, are also part of the MoU.
“Apollo Hospitals has created a new model of healthcare, which delivers the highest standards of medicalcare in a cost-effective manner. We believe that this model is appropriate for most of the developing geographies in the world. We have developed a special relationship with the people of Fiji and have initiated programmes to bring the benefits of Apollo model of care to Fiji,” Apollo Hospitals group joint managing director, Sangita Reddy, stated in a press release.
Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and its health minister Jone Usamate said this was the beginning of a long and substantive engagement between Apollo and Fiji.
