Here are four points:
1. SHS will invest $300 million to develop an affordable healthcare portfolio for customers.
2. GE Healthcare’s operations in India, South Asia, Africa and Southeast Asia will all collaborate on the project.
3. SHS will seek the help of governments, clinicians, private operators and NGOs to achieve a value-based solution for improving health system outcomes.
4. The company will create cost-effective technologies and delivery solutions for multiple care settings.
“Many emerging economies are looking for experienced partners to help build skills, capacity and effective healthcare solutions for their patients,” said John Flannery, president and CEO, GE Healthcare.
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