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5 innovations that are revolutionizing global healthcare Healthcare innovation is accelerating at an unprecedented scale, particularly in the digital sphere, the World Health Organization says Advances such as artificial intelligence and gene editing are transforming the way diseases are detected and treated Here are 5 innovations that are pushing boundaries in healthcare
World Health Day: 8 trends shaping global healthcare The pandemic fired rapid digitalization across healthcare, as with other sectors And in 2021, digital investments in the healthcare sector nearly doubled to $57 billion, with an emphasis on telehealth and mental health Tech companies are increasingly focusing on healthcare, while digital health start-ups are also growing rapidly
Is this how healthcare will be optimized in the future? The hospital sector is in growth mode In 2022, it represented around 40% of the global healthcare market - over $3 9 trillion By 2029, its share will grow to 44%, with a market value of $5 19 trillion Already a titan of healthcare, hospitals are set to play an even greater role as their market share expands to meet society’s growing demands
How health technology is transforming global healthcare Global healthcare costs are rising rapidly while healthcare demand is continuing to grow Yet, over half the world's population don't have access to essential healthcare Collaboration amongst policymakers, healthcare providers, technology companies and investors can help reduce healthcare inequity and costs
3 megatrends that will shape the future of health - The World Economic . . . Addressing the current megatrends in healthcare requires interdisciplinary collaboration among governments, life sciences, academia and technology industries If we want to understand what our world will look like in the years and decades ahead – and plan for that future – we need to look at the megatrends currently shaping society
WHOs 10 most urgent health challenges for the 2020s - World Economic Forum The WHO released the top 10 global healthcare challenges in the coming decade Global warming, conflict zones and unfair healthcare provision are among the main obstacles Many healthcare challenges are interconnected and will require a coordinated international effort to overcome
How AI in healthcare can revolutionize medicine worldwide In addition to these efforts, we are working towards an industry-wide framework Given the increasing use of AI in healthcare and biomedical science – and the concerns about risks and potential harm – careful review, application and continual development of best practices are essential to maximize benefits and mitigate harm
5 ways to strengthen our health systems for the future In the US alone, nearly 1 in 5 healthcare workers quit their jobs during the pandemic With women representing 70% of the healthcare workforce, gender-based policies are needed to protect and support them We must replace aging healthcare workforces, and care for our healthcare professionals traumatized by the pandemic
Collaborating to address antimicrobial resistance (AMR) Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global crisis – resistance to antibiotics is jeopardizing many of the advancements of modern healthcare Governments and philanthropic organizations must collaborate to create the right conditions for private sector investments that will address AMR
These smart technologies are transforming healthcare Digital transformation is changing the face of every industry, including healthcare From a lack of access to basic healthcare services in many places around the world to a general staffing shortage that's expected to reach 18 million by 2030, there are plenty of gaps that technology like 5G, cloud and AI are primed to offset