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The blockchain revolution continues…next stop: healthcare! Blockchain has shown the ability to streamline and revolutionize a number of industries and sectors and its ability to have a sizeable impact on the healthcare industry will be no different. nephrologists, surgeons, gastroenterologists), other healthcare providers (e.g. 1 As you can see, the healthcare industry is wrestling with the potential that blockchain offers. Limitations of Blockchain in Healthcare. MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesRecent COVID-19 trends suggest demand for care in the coming months may be higher and more widespread than at any point in the pandemic, while providers are also facing intensified capacity, supply, and workforce challenges. MORE
Our analysis shows women in healthcare have made progress and continue to report high job satisfaction. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesHowever, women also encounter persistent obstacles to advancement, particularly for senior positions, where they remain underrepresented. MORE
Despite being backed by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase, the company is disbanding less than three years after its launch. Economics & Society Digital Article MORE
However, most forward-looking healthcare organizations may use this time to materially scale virtual health offerings in ways that creates competitive advantage. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesThe length of disruption for patients continuing physical distancing remains unclear. MORE
Healthcare stakeholders on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic must understand not only the disease itself, but also consumers’ questions, concerns, and behaviors. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesOur recent rapid-research effort in the US provides some early insights. MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesSteve Collis reflects on the resilience of medical supply chains, remote leadership during a crisis, and the importance of purpose as a unifying force. MORE
Healthcare is a key component of the US economy, but healthcare spending increases consistently outstrips GDP growth. Improving productivity in healthcare delivery could change this dynamic without harming patient care. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
In this video, Penny Dash and Shubham Singhal, two leaders of McKinsey’s Healthcare Systems & Services Practice, reflect on how COVID-19 is transforming the healthcare industry. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesA transcript of their remarks follows below. MORE
2 Healthcare consumerism continues to increase as patients are bearing more of the burden of their healthcare costs especially with more and more individuals choosing to enroll in high deductible health plans. Because America’s healthcare system is emphasizing value-based care, hospitals need to better engage physicians in their strategic objectives and daily administrative duties. He’s most passionate about healthcare redesign, patient engagement, and the life sciences. MORE
McKinsey’s latest research shows that consumer engagement in healthcare continues to grow, but many payers and providers are struggling to meet changing needs and demands. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform how healthcare is delivered. It can support improvements in care outcomes, patient experience and access to healthcare services. It can increase productivity and the efficiency of care delivery and allow healthcare systems to provide more and better care to more people. AI can help improve the experience of healthcare practitioners, enabling them to spend more time in direct patient care and reducing burnout. MORE
The surgeon and former health minister discusses ways for healthcare systems, in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, to go from providing a “sickness service” to delivering a “health and well-being service.”. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
In transformations, healthcare providers and payers must attend to their organizational health, not just their short-term performance. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesWhy nonhospital-provider segments are primed for growth—and why that matters. MORE
The healthcare industry generates a large amount of data. healthcare system held over 150 exabytes of data back in 2012, and will soon reach a yottabyte (10 24 gigabytes). The desire to understand big data in healthcare is driven by the belief that this data can be used to improve a wide range of healthcare functions including decision support, disease monitoring, and community health management. Healthcare Internet of Things (IoT). Modern Healthcare, 15 Feb. MORE
The COVID-19 pandemic led to public-private partnerships that reflect the evolving nature of healthcare. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
2 As questions on how to rein in increasing healthcare costs continue to mount, and politicians focus on passing legislation and targeting the pharmaceutical industry, a possible solution may be wearable health devices. The study also anticipated that over 25 years, these devices could help decrease healthcare costs by $200 billon. Tech firms will need to make data security a top priority if they want to penetrate the healthcare market. MORE
Not that long ago, people had limited options when seeking healthcare: they went to their primary care doctor or, for more emergent needs, the local hospital. Patients are increasingly savvy, and the healthcare industry needs to catch up, experts say. MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesFive lessons to consider when moving beyond your core business. MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesWhen armed with transparent information, consumers are likely to make different decisions. These decisions include choosing a different provider, often considering reputation, quality, and costs. MORE
Protecting lives and livelihoods and ensuring stability remain the two main objectives for a large healthcare provider. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Healthcare has found itself tested by the pandemic. The frontlines are delivering heroically, but the next normal for healthcare will look nothing like the normal we leave behind. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Although private equity firms have been hesitant to invest in healthcare tech, they have reason to invest in promising targets now. Insights on Private Equity & Principal Investors MORE
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While the consumption of healthcare services will likely continue to grow, it is unclear that industry profit pools will expand over the next three years given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesAs Americans begin 2021, they are optimistic about the COVID-19 pandemic. MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesTechnology-driven innovation holds the potential to improve our understanding of patients, enable the delivery of more convenient, individualized care—and create $350 billion–$410 billion in annual value by 2025. MORE
Research from over 30 countries offers insight into providing digital healthcare, including practical steps for key stakeholders. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Leaders should consider the lessons and achievements of the COVID-19 crisis in forging new innovation aspirations—and the mechanisms needed to execute them. Insights on Pharmaceuticals & Medical Products MORE
As more healthcare companies start to implement automation technologies, the ability to coordinate across the organization in achieving scale will be a major determinant of success. MORE
To see how the healthcare sector stacks up on gender equality, we look at employee experiences, policies, and the effectiveness of industry programs intended to promote diversity and inclusion. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
What issues will matter for the healthcare industry in the United States through the year and into the 2020s? Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Currently engineers, physicians, other healthcare providers, and educators are working to create innovative ways to apply these immersive technologies in order to transform clinical teaching and practice. According to a recent ABI Research study, VR services in the healthcare market generated around $9 million in 2017 and this is forecasted to grow to approximately $285 million by 2022. The main focus of any change to healthcare is to improve patient outcomes. MORE
How healthcare stakeholders can win within evolving healthcare ecosystems. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Society is aging and healthcare costs keep rising. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesBy digitizing the system, health services can be provided at lower cost and higher quality. A new study reveals the areas for and extent of potential improvements. MORE
The US healthcare services industry is at a tipping point, but who—or what—is driving the undercurrents of change? Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesWhile the direct impact of COVID-19 has already been substantial, additional layers of delayed or indirect impact have the potential to dwarf the immediate effects. These additional layers of impact related to COVID-19 could result in $125 billion to $200 billion in incremental annual US health system cost. MORE
With increasing affordability pressure, finding opportunities to continuously improve performance is critical for healthcare payers. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services MORE
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesAlthough end-to-end digital claims management is still a distant vision, much can be gained from digitizing portions of the claims process today. MORE
In recent years, players in the healthcare industry have strived to create more effective systems in order to improve overall patient outcomes. Traditional ‘fee-for-service’ business models have seen America spend more on healthcare than any other nation and are no longer producing the results that patients need. This approach can promote collaboration, reduce costs, and increase focus on providing effective healthcare solutions that meet patient needs. MORE
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JANUARY 4, 2021
While the consumption of healthcare services will likely continue to grow, it is unclear that industry profit pools will expand over the next three years given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
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JUNE 23, 2020
How healthcare stakeholders can win within evolving healthcare ecosystems. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
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JULY 17, 2020
In this video, Penny Dash and Shubham Singhal, two leaders of McKinsey’s Healthcare Systems & Services Practice, reflect on how COVID-19 is transforming the healthcare industry. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesA transcript of their remarks follows below.
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FEBRUARY 2, 2019
In recent years, players in the healthcare industry have strived to create more effective systems in order to improve overall patient outcomes. Traditional ‘fee-for-service’ business models have seen America spend more on healthcare than any other nation and are no longer producing the results that patients need. This approach can promote collaboration, reduce costs, and increase focus on providing effective healthcare solutions that meet patient needs.
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JANUARY 22, 2021
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesAs Americans begin 2021, they are optimistic about the COVID-19 pandemic.
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OCTOBER 21, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic led to public-private partnerships that reflect the evolving nature of healthcare. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
SEPTEMBER 16, 2020
As more healthcare companies start to implement automation technologies, the ability to coordinate across the organization in achieving scale will be a major determinant of success.
Harvard Business
JANUARY 6, 2021
Despite being backed by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase, the company is disbanding less than three years after its launch. Economics & Society Digital Article
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JUNE 7, 2019
To see how the healthcare sector stacks up on gender equality, we look at employee experiences, policies, and the effectiveness of industry programs intended to promote diversity and inclusion. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
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AUGUST 27, 2020
Our analysis shows women in healthcare have made progress and continue to report high job satisfaction. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesHowever, women also encounter persistent obstacles to advancement, particularly for senior positions, where they remain underrepresented.
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JUNE 21, 2019
Research from over 30 countries offers insight into providing digital healthcare, including practical steps for key stakeholders. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
NOVEMBER 1, 2018
Society is aging and healthcare costs keep rising. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesBy digitizing the system, health services can be provided at lower cost and higher quality. A new study reveals the areas for and extent of potential improvements.
McKinsey
AUGUST 9, 2019
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesFive lessons to consider when moving beyond your core business.
McKinsey
OCTOBER 8, 2020
Protecting lives and livelihoods and ensuring stability remain the two main objectives for a large healthcare provider. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
JULY 11, 2020
The surgeon and former health minister discusses ways for healthcare systems, in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, to go from providing a “sickness service” to delivering a “health and well-being service.”. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
MAY 9, 2020
However, most forward-looking healthcare organizations may use this time to materially scale virtual health offerings in ways that creates competitive advantage. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesThe length of disruption for patients continuing physical distancing remains unclear.
McKinsey
NOVEMBER 25, 2020
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesRecent COVID-19 trends suggest demand for care in the coming months may be higher and more widespread than at any point in the pandemic, while providers are also facing intensified capacity, supply, and workforce challenges.
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JULY 13, 2020
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesWhen armed with transparent information, consumers are likely to make different decisions. These decisions include choosing a different provider, often considering reputation, quality, and costs.
McKinsey
APRIL 5, 2019
McKinsey’s latest research shows that consumer engagement in healthcare continues to grow, but many payers and providers are struggling to meet changing needs and demands. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 28, 2019
Healthcare is a key component of the US economy, but healthcare spending increases consistently outstrips GDP growth. Improving productivity in healthcare delivery could change this dynamic without harming patient care. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
MAY 24, 2019
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesTechnology-driven innovation holds the potential to improve our understanding of patients, enable the delivery of more convenient, individualized care—and create $350 billion–$410 billion in annual value by 2025.
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 7, 2020
What issues will matter for the healthcare industry in the United States through the year and into the 2020s? Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
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MARCH 25, 2020
Healthcare stakeholders on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic must understand not only the disease itself, but also consumers’ questions, concerns, and behaviors. Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesOur recent rapid-research effort in the US provides some early insights.
Tom Spencer
AUGUST 25, 2018
The blockchain revolution continues…next stop: healthcare! Blockchain has shown the ability to streamline and revolutionize a number of industries and sectors and its ability to have a sizeable impact on the healthcare industry will be no different. nephrologists, surgeons, gastroenterologists), other healthcare providers (e.g. 1 As you can see, the healthcare industry is wrestling with the potential that blockchain offers. Limitations of Blockchain in Healthcare.
McKinsey
AUGUST 22, 2019
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesWhy nonhospital-provider segments are primed for growth—and why that matters.
McKinsey
AUGUST 1, 2019
In transformations, healthcare providers and payers must attend to their organizational health, not just their short-term performance. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
OCTOBER 3, 2018
The US healthcare services industry is at a tipping point, but who—or what—is driving the undercurrents of change? Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
Tom Spencer
JULY 28, 2018
The healthcare industry generates a large amount of data. healthcare system held over 150 exabytes of data back in 2012, and will soon reach a yottabyte (10 24 gigabytes). The desire to understand big data in healthcare is driven by the belief that this data can be used to improve a wide range of healthcare functions including decision support, disease monitoring, and community health management. Healthcare Internet of Things (IoT). Modern Healthcare, 15 Feb.
Tom Spencer
JULY 14, 2018
Currently engineers, physicians, other healthcare providers, and educators are working to create innovative ways to apply these immersive technologies in order to transform clinical teaching and practice. According to a recent ABI Research study, VR services in the healthcare market generated around $9 million in 2017 and this is forecasted to grow to approximately $285 million by 2022. The main focus of any change to healthcare is to improve patient outcomes.
McKinsey
MARCH 11, 2020
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform how healthcare is delivered. It can support improvements in care outcomes, patient experience and access to healthcare services. It can increase productivity and the efficiency of care delivery and allow healthcare systems to provide more and better care to more people. AI can help improve the experience of healthcare practitioners, enabling them to spend more time in direct patient care and reducing burnout.
McKinsey
FEBRUARY 5, 2019
With increasing affordability pressure, finding opportunities to continuously improve performance is critical for healthcare payers. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
APRIL 25, 2020
Healthcare has found itself tested by the pandemic. The frontlines are delivering heroically, but the next normal for healthcare will look nothing like the normal we leave behind. Insights on Healthcare Systems & Services
McKinsey
APRIL 5, 2017
Healthcare systems are struggling to meet the evolving needs of patients. Yet there are promising emerging delivery models. Our Insights
McKinsey
NOVEMBER 12, 2020
Leaders should consider the lessons and achievements of the COVID-19 crisis in forging new innovation aspirations—and the mechanisms needed to execute them. Insights on Pharmaceuticals & Medical Products
McKinsey
MAY 24, 2019
Although private equity firms have been hesitant to invest in healthcare tech, they have reason to invest in promising targets now. Insights on Private Equity & Principal Investors
McKinsey
SEPTEMBER 5, 2020
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesWhile the direct impact of COVID-19 has already been substantial, additional layers of delayed or indirect impact have the potential to dwarf the immediate effects. These additional layers of impact related to COVID-19 could result in $125 billion to $200 billion in incremental annual US health system cost.
Tom Spencer
DECEMBER 1, 2018
2 Healthcare consumerism continues to increase as patients are bearing more of the burden of their healthcare costs especially with more and more individuals choosing to enroll in high deductible health plans. Because America’s healthcare system is emphasizing value-based care, hospitals need to better engage physicians in their strategic objectives and daily administrative duties. He’s most passionate about healthcare redesign, patient engagement, and the life sciences.
McKinsey
AUGUST 12, 2020
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesSteve Collis reflects on the resilience of medical supply chains, remote leadership during a crisis, and the importance of purpose as a unifying force.
Think Customers
JANUARY 11, 2021
Not that long ago, people had limited options when seeking healthcare: they went to their primary care doctor or, for more emergent needs, the local hospital. Patients are increasingly savvy, and the healthcare industry needs to catch up, experts say.
McKinsey
JUNE 15, 2019
Insights on Healthcare Systems & ServicesAlthough end-to-end digital claims management is still a distant vision, much can be gained from digitizing portions of the claims process today.
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