Building connected & intelligent healthcare groups with EY

As EY’s Global Health Leader, Aloha McBride works with over 11,500 health-focused professionals around the world. She helps clients confront problems and solve the challenges facing the health industry.

“We know the challenges are many – spiralling costs, health disparities, an overburdened workforce, an older and sicker population, just to name a few,” she says.

EY has the ambition to be a key player in transforming the health industry into a hyperconnected, intelligent health ecosystem, driven by data insights that allow for the delivery of more personalised and equitable care, better experience and more value.

“We aim to digitally deliver the future of wellness,” continues McBride. “We put the consumer, caregiver(s) and clinicians at the centre of any solutions for health organisations. With the challenges the industry faces, we help our clients simultaneously strengthen their foundation to become more financially sustainable, while also helping them to innovate.”

 NEOS NETWORKS

Joanne Green from Neos Networks explores how digital healthcare in hospitals needs to transform, postpandemic.

 EVOKE

AI has the potential to transform healthcare by providing better patient care and predicting disease. According to Will Reese, Omnichannel Marketing Leader at Evoke, AI in healthcare is already starting to reshape the industry.

 DATA PRIVACY LAWS

Health data is rightly protected by privacy laws. Michael Hughes, Duality Technologies CBO, says collaboration on that data could unlock huge value.

 CYBERSECURITY 93% of healthcare organisations have been hit by an identity-related security breach in the past two years, according to research by SailPoint, which suggests that part of this is due to understaffing.

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