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The Future Health Index 2024 global report will launch at #HLTHEurope on June 18. The largest global survey of its kind features insights from nearly 3,000 health leaders across 14 countries. Results will be announced by Philips Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer Shez Partovi during a newscast at HLTH Europe in Amsterdam. Register here to join the live stream on LinkedIn Live to be the first to hear the results. #FutureHealth #AI #innovation

3 Things about Digital Health Most Wired National Trends Report 2023 CHIME Fall Forum has come to an end, and the Digital Health Most Wired National Trends Report for 2023 has been released. We're sharing an overview of three key insights, including: The current state of health IT budgets How workforce challenges are continuing to plague healthcare Why IT leaders are embracing data and analytics https://hubs.li/Q028Q6NY0

Counting down sleeps to meet all innovators, movers and shakers at Life Sciences BC ’s inaugural Digital Health Conference on April 25th. As health technologies evolve, unprecedented challenges and opportunities are presented to improve patient care and individual health outcomes. I look forward to intriguing discussions and learning more about the endless possibilities in digital health. #LSBCdigital

The cardiometabolic and chronic care landscape is beginning to transform. Hear how 4 mega trends – the impact of the rise of chronic conditions, an explosion of health technology, big data, and the democratization of healthcare- are pushing the traditional healthcare system to change. https://lnkd.in/eDZiptaZ #welldoc #digitalhealth

The last Digital Health Wire article of 2023 outlines some interesting Digital Health Trends to expect in 2024. Coming from the more traditional provider space (Cleveland Clinic), it's great seeing technology advance areas we know to improve health (e.g., Food as Medicine). However, it’s clear from this that the healthcare landscape still needs to be more cohesive. We’ve seen several nutritional platforms expand to support a variety of conditions instead of focusing on one, such as diabetes. The government's approval of using state Medicaid dollars for food programs is helping the adoption and increased activity in this space. We know that nutritional counseling and access to healthy groceries improve health.  💡 Why is the policy just now catching up? Not surprisingly, value-based care has seen the most significant partnership growth. I love to see it! However, occasionally, I think back to the Michigan professors who first conceptualized the idea of V-BID in 2005. In undergrad and grad school this was a common topic of our courses. Nearly 20 years later, we’re seeing these concepts get used more than ever.  💡 Why did it take this long? In 2024, I’d like greater collaboration between health tech, legacy organizations, the government, and payors to do what we know works faster. Many of the problems in healthcare are very much solvable - much of the complexity comes from so many seats at the table, with few of them working together. Let’s change this in 2024!

On this week’s Sg2 Perspectives, host Tori Richie chats with Sg2 Director Andrew Rebhan about the digital health landscape—where the industry is today, and where we think it may be going. Andrew discusses payment and policy, health equity, solutions for workforce challenges, and how organizations can get started in the digital health space. https://bit.ly/3QZIYBx

Jan 29- Feb 2, 2024 is Health Care Value Week! State Health Alliance for Records Exchange (SHARE) data is a fundamental component of value-based care, driving improvements in quality, efficiency, and patient outcomes. The effective use of health data is essential for achieving the goals of value-based care initiatives. It's a win-win for the whole system! #healthcarevalue #datascience

Excited to share our latest future of health report - my colleagues and I delve in to the largest challenges in how people and providers experience the healthcare system. What's stayed the same, and what is fundamentally different this year? Trust and partnerships are still core topics that persist as primary needs across stakeholders and geographies. Interestingly, many site of care shifts (esp. in the US) have stuck post pandemic: greater than 55% of the population selected 'urgent care' or 'pharmacy' as a top two choice for receiving care. We can't have a health survey without a section on AI :-). Physicians see the promise in using AI tools for care delivery, though they express reluctance to rapidly adopt due to data and transparency hurdles, among others. Trust is a necessary precursor to adoption. We also see clear differences in how sub-populations engage with digital health tools. Those with obesity are 40% more likely to be 'superusers' of connected health tools. Could GLP1s be the adoption moment for digital health? If it is, then what role will each healthcare stakeholder occupy? ...and much more! Click below to check out the summary. #ZSFOHInsights #futureofhealth #globalhealth

Useful reference showing the evolution of nomenclature used to describe the industry https://lnkd.in/daGhyP26

Great post Halle! Love the last paragraph 👏🏻: "Our sector— whatever you want to call it— attracts the smartest, most passionate innovators looking to put their talents to good use. Whether it's developing sophisticated back-end systems to streamline provider workflows or crafting user-friendly apps that empower patients, every contribution moves us in the right direction. So call it what you want, and let’s get back to work." #digitalhealth #healthIT #healthinformatics #medtech