Growth of the ASEAN Countries: Determinants and Perspectives

Mundula, Luigi; Salustri, Andrea

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“…The Southeast Asian region during the last decade has undergone a lot of changes with regard to industrialization. Trade and services have seen liberalization that has brought in investments and lifted the economy [ 4 ]. Previous studies conducted across the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region have estimated more than 150 billion dollars of revenue from digital economy-related activities of which connectivity and online services form the two major contributors [ 39 , 40 ].…”

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The Exponential Rise of Teledentistry and Patient-Oriented Protective Measures in Southeast Asian Dental Clinics: Concerns, Benefits, and Challenges

Marya

Venugopal

Karobari

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International Journal of Dentistry

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In the Southeast Asian region, various policies have been advocated by health regulatory bodies that entail protective measures such as face masks, gloves, maintaining distance in public areas, and more. These protective measures are aimed at helping reverse the growth rate of the coronavirus. Dentists in this region have incorporated several changes to their practices to help minimize risks of person-to-person transmission inside dental offices. This narrative review aimed to provide an in-depth overview of the current situation in the Southeast Asian region regarding the use of teledentistry during the pandemic. Teledentistry involves the transfer of patient information across remote distances for online consultation and treatment planning. A few years back, it used to be a lesser-known entity but has seen an exponential rise in its incorporation into dental practices all around the Association of Southeast Nations (ASEAN) region. Many clinics in the Southeast Asian region have started using online consultations to ensure that patients can be diagnosed or followed up during their treatment. Teledentistry is the clear answer in the coming months as it will help reduce the risk of virus transmission and help patients get access to oral healthcare and dentists to see their patients. This article reviews the current pandemic situation in the ASEAN region, the recent evidence, and the scope of teledentistry. It also provides recommendations for the future and sheds light on the different types of teledentistry and how it can be incorporated into practices by regulatory authorities in this region.

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“…The lower-middle-income group is formed by Indonesia, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The upper-middle-income group comprises Malaysia and Thailand, while Singapore has been placed in the high-income group of countries (Tables 1 and 2 ) [ 3 , 4 ].…”

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The Exponential Rise of Teledentistry and Patient-Oriented Protective Measures in Southeast Asian Dental Clinics: Concerns, Benefits, and Challenges

Marya

Venugopal

Karobari

et al. 2021

International Journal of Dentistry

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“…Since the last decade, these ASEAN countries have evolved to become an industrialized community of nations such that even if they are still fragmented, they have managed to shape and reshape the ASEAN region. Despite the slump in the world economy, ASEAN countries are still determined to grow as they have gradually acquired the reputation engines of the global economy (Mundula & Salustri, 2012). The liberalization of trade and services, the inflows of investments and the idea of a common market and of a common productive basis has strengthened the economic integration process of the region (Paganetto, 2012).…”

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Examining the Current Status of International Education Standards Compliance in ASEAN Countries

Yusof

Majid

2017

JBMA

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This study examined the IES compliance behaviour of IFAC members from the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries after ten years of International Education Standards (IES) implementation. The content analysis approach was employed. Data were collected from IFACâ€™s Member Compliance Program and websites of member bodies from ASEAN countries. Findings show that only three out of ten IFAC member bodies from ASEAN fully complied with the pre-qualifications standards of accounting education programme. Noncompliance are mainly in the content of accounting education programme specifically IT competences in IES 2 and the mentoring aspects in IES 5. This study recommends sustainable monitoring and supervision of IES implementation and compliance to achieve the intended IFAC IES objectives. Collaborative arrangements between universities regarding capacity building for academic staff, implementation of adequate accounting curricula and potentially joint degree programs could be put in place to push for IES full compliance among ASEAN countries to reduce regional accounting education differences while encouraging accountantsâ€™ mobility within the region

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Growth of the ASEAN Countries: Determinants and Perspectives

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The Exponential Rise of Teledentistry and Patient-Oriented Protective Measures in Southeast Asian Dental Clinics: Concerns, Benefits, and Challenges

The Exponential Rise of Teledentistry and Patient-Oriented Protective Measures in Southeast Asian Dental Clinics: Concerns, Benefits, and Challenges

Examining the Current Status of International Education Standards Compliance in ASEAN Countries

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