Srilanka, July 21 -- Sri Lanka's public healthcare system carries an enormous load. Hospitals are stretched, waiting lists are long, and the demand for specialist care continues to grow. It is within this reality that private healthcare has stepped into a role far greater than many give it credit for. The Association of Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes has long maintained that the sector's contribution is not simply one of convenience for those who can afford it, but a genuine and structured complement to the national health system. That argument rests on four pillars: clinical governance, transparency, system impact, and innovation.

Governance at core of everything we do

Clinical governance, at its core, is about accountability. Ac...