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‘Patient-First’ Tech Innovations Can Boost Healthcare Access, Tackle Workforce Shortages and Burnout
World Economic Forum launches new flagship Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook Report. The shortage of healthcare workers could rise to 10 million by the end of the decade, affecting access to care, inequities and treatment of mental health. A new report published by the World Economic Forum, Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook, offers business and policy-makers a blueprint for more sustainable, resilient healthcare systems rather than accepting trade-offs of efficiency over social fairness. Launched in the run-up to the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2023 in Davos-Klosters, the report presents case studies in four areas that can drive change: equitable access and outcomes; healthcare systems transformation; technology and innovation; and environmental sustainability. The pandemic brought remarkable progress for development and delivery of medicines. We now need to focus on long-term system change to stop health services deteriorating in the face of economic crises.
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The World Economic Forum has released its Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook Report, offering a blueprint for sustainable and resilient healthcare systems. The report highlights the shortage of healthcare workers, projected to reach 10 million by the end of the decade, and its impact on access to care and social fairness. Four areas are identified to drive change: equitable access and outcomes, healthcare systems transformation, technology and innovation, and environmental sustainability. The report emphasizes the need for long-term focus on system change and is launched in conjunction with the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2023 in Davos-Klosters. The authors call for a move away from efficiency-social fairness trade-offs towards a balanced approach.
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