Deloitte recently released an annual report on the core issues, trends and influencing factors affecting the global healthcare industry . The report content and the infographics are compiled and compiled as follows:
Major issues facing the industry in 2015
The outlook for the global healthcare industry in 2015 is very complex. Advances in medical technology and government policy have undoubtedly accelerated the expansion of the industry, but at the same time the pressure to reduce costs is gradually increasing. The increase in population and consumption levels has increased the demand for medical service consumption, but with the pressure of aging and the increase of chronic diseases, medical payers must make difficult choices from the perspective of interests. As a result, many business models that once had unlimited scenery have lost their original luster. This article will compile Deloitte's 2015 Global Healthcare Industry Outlook report to present trends that will impact the global healthcare industry in 2015 and provide some advice for industry insiders.
2015 will affect the four major trends of stakeholders in the global healthcare industry ecosystem: cost, resilience to the market, change and digital innovation, regulation and regulations.
cost
The cost issue will be the biggest factor affecting the healthcare industry in most countries in 2015. The pressure to control costs and increase industry added value is increasing. Policy uncertainty, sustained economic pressures, and fiscal austerity in many countries have raised questions about the sustainability of public health funding. In addition, there are questions and concerns about the amount of money needed to better allocate medical needs, especially how to build a basic health care service and an increasing need for emergency and critically ill medical services. The high cost of targeted therapy, personalized medicine, genetic medicine, and other advanced equipment such as medical equipment, while increasing medical costs, also brings about the waste of medical resources, fraudulent consumption and nervous relationship between doctors and patients. .
Market resilience
New changes in healthcare have forced hospitals and the industry to reflect on traditional business models in order to adapt to this change and better cope with the opportunities and challenges.
The increase in government drama – in the global medical industry, the government is increasingly playing the role of payers and regulators. Therefore, the power of the government has to be taken seriously.
Scale effect – Invisible, the power of the market is setting the stage for rapid integration between healthcare providers. Especially in the United States, despite the government's increased supervision and review, both horizontal and vertical integration is accelerating. In addition, with the formation of the “product-service†ecosystem, cross-domain integration is expected to increase.
Competition for talents – whether in developed or developing countries – as the population and medical needs grow, the scarcity of professional medical talent becomes a problem that is very troublesome. Especially in some countries where the medical level is not developed enough, the medical staff who have received enough professional training are very scarce.
Improving the delivery of medical services – shortage of medical talent, large numbers of patients, extreme lack of basic medical facilities in some countries, and aging of medical equipment , both in developed and developing countries, hindering patients’ access to medical services The general reason.
Consumption habits – The huge amount of out-of-pocket expenses faced by patients in medical services, including specific drugs and devices, has become an important reason for the choice of patients' medical consumption.
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