With the COVID-19 pandemic accelerating a shift in consumer preferences and care-delivery innovation, and health systems now transforming their relationship with consumers, what trends and innovations will stand out as the key to continued healthcare transformation, now and in the future?

Healthcare no longer runs in silos, where providers, insurers, manufacturers, and patients operate independently from each other. Instead, today's healthcare ecosystem is digital, where care is delivered at scale and pace, with technology, innovation, and consumer preferences as the main drivers towards more efficient and better-quality care. However, change does not come without collaboration from the healthcare leaders, medical professionals, entrepreneurs, investors and patients that work together to help reshape the sector.  

Driving transformation in healthcare: a global objective  

According to the World Economic Forum, the healthcare industry has seen a massive wave of investment, innovation and new entrants from the technology, telecom, and consumer industries. In 2021 alone, US$44 billion was raised globally in health innovation, twice as much as in 2020, and the acquisition of health and health tech companies rose 50%.

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