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Most weeks we interview a top executive in private healthcare or care in Europe. The aim is to give you their views on the industry and their plans. Each interview involves an hour of questions and answers. We don't do email interviews because they don't give you the truth. 

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  Interview: Ignacio Riesgo, PWC Spain
Jul 20, 2010
The Spanish private healthcare market looks extraordinarily complex to outsiders. We asked Ignacio Riesgo, the partner at PWC Spain who specialises in healthcare services, to explain it to us...
  Interview: Michael Almeling, Elysion Consulting
Jul 15, 2010
Clinical pathways have been proved to deliver better outcomes. But they are rarely followed by the medical profession. In an interview with Michael Almeling of Elysion Consulting, a former director at hospital groups SRH and Ameos, we look at how German hospitals, led by the private sector, are using transparency of outcome to motivate doctors to accept clinical pathways and the use of nurse case managers.
  Future of French private hospitals
Jul 7, 2010
We talk to Jérôme Corbineau, director general of the GIE club des 15 which brings together15 regional hospital groups about why the future for the private sector looks grim and why Medi-Partenaires is not worth a €1bn price tag.
  Interview: Nikolaos Tavridis, Axion Consult
Jun 23, 2010
We talk to Nikolaos Tavridis, managing partner of the Axion Consult, which advises investors on the German healthcare market. Axion also runs 1,400 beds in 8 care homes and manages 4,000 beds for real estate investors. Tavridis, 40, is also the sole shareholder in Elbschloss, the most expensive assisted living facility in Germany.
  Interview: Dr Martin Henrichs, Credit Suisse
Jun 16, 2010
We talk to Dr Martin Henrichs, who has covered the healthcare services sector in EMEA for the past 10 years, first for JPMorgan, and since 2007, at Credit Suisse. Credit Suisse, together with RMB/Morgan Stanley, was the joint bookrunner on the IPO of Life Healthcare, the South African hospital chain. The largest-ever healthcare services IPO in the EMEA region, Life Healthcare eventually raised Rand 5.2bn ($683m), less than the Rand 8.04bn originally planned, due to stock market volatility.
 
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