Global healthcare delivery is at a cross roads. We see the need for four major accelerators in healthcare investment: Alternative sites of care, Telemedicine, Modernization of clinical trials, and Healthcare provider consolidation (M&A).
Global healthcare delivery is at a cross roads. We see the need for four major accelerators in healthcare investment: Alternative sites of care, Telemedicine, Modernization of clinical trials, and Healthcare provider consolidation (M&A).
Government investment in healthcare today is unlike any other year in modern times. The degree of public funding for healthcare, the embrace and reimbursement of innovative emerging care models, moves to encourage R&D collaboration, which accelerated vaccine development to an unprecedented pace, and the push to shore up domestic supply chains for critical medical equipment all demonstrate ways that healthcare can radically improve.
With the great pandemic of 2020 behind us, the last five years exposed cracks in the healthcare system, such as shortages of critical medical supplies and personal protective equipment, limited coordination of early diagnostics, mixed readiness for modern healthcare delivery models such as telehealth, and historically offshored healthcare supply chains. At the same time, the pandemic underscored that healthcare is a critical piece of national infrastructure, not just another business sector.
We seek to develop practical standards and solutions that help project managers design and implement AI solutions in the following areas: