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Capturing value in the new care domain of growth
As the world’s population grows and ages, demand for fair and efficient healthcare is rising. Only a complete reconfiguration of today’s care system can meet that demand. Enabled by technology, new entrants are joining traditional players, replacing traditional industry silos with a new domain of growth centred around the fundamental need to care for people. Meeting patients where they are. And harnessing innovation to deliver better outcomes for all. This is the future of care. Together, we can make it a reality.
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The proliferation of health data is a game-changer. Individuals will own and share their data with trusted providers. Data-driven health insights will fuel better decisions—helping healthcare providers predict, plan and innovate to stay ahead.
This ecosystem-wide sharing of data will require greater collaboration, improved data integrity and infrastructure—and robust protection policies and regulations.
From R&D to diagnosis, AI is accelerating progress—augmenting human decisions and equipping practitioners with powerful tools. Improving outcomes for patients and healthcare providers.
Building trust in AI is vital. And responsible adoption is critical to realising its benefits.
Having the right talent and skills in the right places is a driving force of a connected, adaptable, tech-enabled healthcare system. Healthcare professionals and caregivers with strong digital skills and tech expertise play an essential role at the frontline of care.
Patients are taking charge. They’re more informed and active in their care—behaving more like consumers. Empowered with personalised information, tools and education, they can self-monitor and make informed decisions with a focus on prevention. This is healthcare that puts patients first.
Care is moving beyond hospitals to more flexible, accessible locations—homes, community centres and retailers.
This flexible delivery model will deliver care where people are—efficiently and conveniently. But it demands adaptive stewardship with a proactive approach to regulation, staffing and planning processes.
Securing funding is more difficult when incentives and outcomes aren’t aligned—also hindering effective resource allocation.
A rethink is needed. Funding must recognise and reward quality care and positive outcomes. By aligning incentives and funding with long-term care goals, we can achieve financial sustainability while delivering high quality, patient-centred care.
A reconfiguration of the global economy means the value of the Care domain could reach up to US$10.6 trillion in 2035. We’ve mapped the value in motion from now to 2035, so you can build a future-ready business to capture it.
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