Designing the Smart Hospital of the Future

The conventional hospital-centric healthcare delivery model faces mounting challenges globally. Anticipated surge in demand for care, driven by aging populations and escalating chronic diseases, puts immense strain on the system. Already, one-third of adults worldwide suffer from chronic conditions. Compounding the issue, hospitals grapple with sustaining quality care due to severe staff shortages. The International Council of Nurses forecasts a shortfall of up to 13 million nurses by 2030, with burnout and retirement adding to attrition rates. As healthcare leaders confront these workforce limitations, they explore novel care delivery approaches. The Philips Future Health Index 2023 report indicates that 56% of countries employ or plan to use digital health technology solutions to mitigate workforce shortages.

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The traditional hospital-centric healthcare model confronts escalating global challenges due to the anticipated rise in care demand from aging populations and growing chronic diseases. A significant burden is posed by one-third of adults worldwide suffering from chronic conditions. Hospitals further struggle to maintain quality care amid severe staff shortages, with up to 13 million nurses expected to be lacking by 2030. Healthcare leaders are seeking innovative care delivery methods. The Philips Future Health Index 2023 report reveals that 56% of countries aim to implement digital health technology solutions to alleviate workforce shortages.

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