The public healthcare sector is struggling to cope up with a myriad of problems –governments are unable to meet healthcare demands, suffer from lack of infrastructure and lack access to evolving technologies. In response, the collaboration of the government with private sectors – Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have emerged as an effective solution to fill these gaps.

In the Malaysian healthcare sector, the PPP model has contributed towards greater access to comprehensive healthcare, along with quality management and service delivery through various funding and sponsorship programs. One of which was the National immunization program (2019), where 80% of Malaysian adults (~19M people) achieved vaccination within a span of 7 months.

This white paper will highlight the concept of PPPs and its landscape in Malaysia, impact of COVID-19 in accelerating such partnerships and other possible models supported by successful case studies in UK, India, and Valencia.

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Authors

• Jisu Kim, Consultant, Consulting Services, IQVIA APAC
• Puneet Singh, Consultant, Consulting Services, IQVIA APAC
• Hridaya Nahata, Analyst, Consulting Services, IQVIA APAC
• Devaraj Subramaniam, Associate Principal, Consulting Services, IQVIA APAC