The Middle East is working to redefine its healthcare system amidst governmental regulation. Here are four key trends for a market on the leading edge of innovation.
Partners Sam Glick and Sven-Olaf Vathje write in Harvard Business Review on how countries around the world can learn from a broken American healthcare system.
RT @jacqueline_says: .@oliverwyman's Terry Stone explains why when most people think about an "astronaut," they automatically think of a ma…
RT @OliverWyman: #OWHealth Innovation Journal 2019: Over two trillion gigabytes of healthcare 🖥 data are anticipated to be produced in 2020…
RT @DaveMarczuk: At the 2019 #OWHealth Innovation Summit, Oliver Wyman's #Health & Life Sciences Partner, @SamOnHealth, discussed how peopl…
RT @Welltok: What's the number one thing we should know to protect our data? "You need to know where the data is, what the value is, and…
RT @Welltok: "The 'bad actors' may be politically motivated, have an activist agenda, or poor cyber hygiene—and in 2018, cyber attacks cost…
RT @lisa_feddema: "The over 70 women leaders we spoke with as part of our Women in Healthcare Leadership initiative consistently mentioned…
RT @Welltok: "We share more data and have more data than ever before. We have growing interconnectedness, and velocity, volume and variety…
RT @Welltok: "There's more of an open dialogue for what people are seeing and what's happening to them. It's a forensics exercise and share…
RT @sherylsimmons_: “When I am here, I give everything I have. I will fight like hell to make sure we’re doing the right thing. At the end…
RT @DaveMarczuk: #Technology, basic services and mid-level practitioners can make #dentalcare more accessible and #affordable for the avera…
