IMSA Conference 2020, Dr R R Thukral Midterm IMSA Conference 2020, Rohtak, India
Theme: Affordable Healthcare: Challenges and Future Prospects
Pt. B D Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak, Haryana
It’s expected that health care’s evolution will have far-reaching impacts as new business models emerge that blur boundaries and drive cross-sector and cross-industry convergence. The resulting “super clusters” of public-private providers, payers, and market disruptors could then use a smart health community approach to collectively drive innovation, increase access and affordability, improve quality, and lower costs through more efficient delivery models.
Aging and growing populations, greater prevalence of chronic diseases, exponential advances in innovative, but costly, digital technologies—these and other developments continue to increase health care demand and expenditures.
Global health care spending is projected to increase at an annual rate of 5.4% in 2018–2022, a considerable rise from 2013–2017. This increase reflects the expansion of health care coverage in developing markets, the growing care needs of elderly populations, advances in treatments and health technologies, and rising health care labor costs.
Per-person health care spending is expected to continue to vary widely; efforts to close the gap will be constrained by higher population growth in developing economies.
Higher per-person spending does not always equate to higher-quality health care.
Join us for an innovative session of Affordable Healthcare: Challenges and Future Prospects
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