PNG And India Partner To Improve Access To Advanced Medical Care

A new partnership between the CPL Group’s City Pharmacy Medical Clinic and Apollo Hospitals has been established to improve access to advanced medical care for patients in Papua New Guinea.

The agreement creates a formal referral pathway that connects patients in Papua New Guinea with specialist consultations and advanced medical services provided by Apollo Hospitals in India. In addition to facilitating patient referrals, the collaboration aims to provide opportunities for international medical expertise to be shared with local healthcare providers.

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