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Hospital Build Middle East was a success, with more than 65 exhibiting companies from 14 different countries and an attendance of 1782 visitors and delegates. We have received excellent feedback from exhibitors, delegates, speakers and visitors alike.
“I am pleasantly surprised. The event made a good start, with a good range of exhibitors.”
Jason Mather, Business Development Manager
Tyco Safety Products
“Thank you for a well-organised Exhibition & Seminar. Logistics were well-arranged and all went smoothly. There were many networking opportunities and people were warm, welcoming and engaging.”
Victor Ng, AMBCI , Consultant
Business Continuity Planning Asia Pte Ltd
If you would like to comment on the show, please send us your feedback on: hospitalbuild@iirme.com
Further to the success of Hospital Build Asia and Hospital Build Middle East, a new show - Hospital Build India - was announced as the latest addition to the Hospital Build event portfolio. The Exhibition & Congress will take place in September 2010 in New Delhi.
Background on the Indian healthcare industry
The $35 billion Indian Healthcare market is expected to continue its growth at a steady rate of 10%. Increasing population, income levels, and awareness have resulted in an increase in demand for better healthcare services. India has consistently been strengthening its medical infrastructure through fresh public investments and by adopting new financing models such as Public Private Partnerships to increase penetration of healthcare services. This growth will be accompanied by demand for associated products such as medical equipment.
Key statistics on healthcare in India
- The healthcare sector employs over 4 million people
- Healthcare delivery & pharma accounts for 75% of total healthcare market
- Private healthcare, the largest component, is expected to grow to US $80 billion by 2012
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Opportunities in India
- An additional 2 million beds need to be added by 2027 to the existing 1.1 million. This requires immediate investments of US$ 82 billion
- The market for tertiary care is expected to grow at a faster rate, due to rise of complex in-patient ailments such as heart diseases and cancer.
- Public spending on healthcare is currently at 0.9% of GDP, this is expected to double to 2% of GDP
- Health City Concept - corporate hospitals are making significant investments in state of the art health cities in metropolises; around 20 health cities are expected to be developed in the next 5 years
- Medical Equipment has become a key area for forging foreign partnerships. This part of the industry is set to grow to $4.97 billion (from $2.19bn) by 2012
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To book a stand contact us today via email hb@hospitalbuild-india.com or call +91 22 4020 3300.
The first Hospital Build Awards ceremony took place as a part of the Hospital Design & Upgrade Conference.
“We were impressed with the number of nominations we received for the Awards and believe this reflects the need for a programme of this kind to recognise good practice in constructing new healthcare facilities in the region,” said Kamil Eid, Manager of Health Services for HDP (Overseas) Ltd and a member of the judging panel.
Each category featured three shortlisted companies, the winners are:
Category |
Organisation |
Best Hospital Design Award - Built |
King Faisal University Teaching Hospital
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Best Hospital Design Award – Future
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University Hospital |
Best Interior Design Award – Built
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The City Hospital |
Best External Design Award – Built |
Sultan Bin Abdulaziz
Humanitarian City
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Best Sustainable Hospital Design Award
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Clemenceau Medical Center |
Best Healthcare Management Service Strategy Award
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Health Facilities Licensing Department, HAAD |
Best Facilities Management Service Strategy Award
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Clemenceau Medical Center |
Best Manufacturer of the Year Award
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FDC International |
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