EXPERIENCE OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN DEVELOPING MEDICAL SERVICE ENTERPRISES

This article explores the experience of foreign countries in developing medical service enterprises, emphasizing the diverse models of healthcare management, financing, and technological integration adopted across different nations. By examining successful strategies in countries such as the United States, Germany, Japan, South Korea, and the United Kingdom, the paper identifies key factors that contribute to the effectiveness and sustainability of medical service enterprises. These include public-private partnerships, health insurance systems, digital transformation, quality assurance, and professional development. The article also provides insights into how these practices can inform reforms in developing countries seeking to modernize and expand their healthcare sectors.