In response to member company concerns about the regulatory interpretation of recent laws and regulations over the past six months, the US-China Business Council (USCBC) continues its advocacy initiatives and its operating environment analyses and best practices for member companies in the United States and China.

A series of recent hospital reforms by the Chinese government are designed to standardize pricing and encourage investment in the medical system. Moves from medical and registration fees to a medical service fee and a new focus on establishing a system of family doctors could bring China’s public hospitals in line with many private hospitals and standard international practices.

Four new policies under development may address a variety of lingering regulatory hurdles for foreign drug and device companies in China.

As China aims to expand nationwide health insurance, improve patient access to care, strengthen primary care, and deepen investment in rural regions, US companies want in on the

During the eighth Strategic & Economic Dialogue which concluded early this week in Beijing — the final round for the Obama administration, China said it would offer a revised Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) negative list next week in Washington, DC, according to statements made by Vice Premier Wang Yang and Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew.