Podcast — What Health Systems Will Look Like in 2030 by Mayo Clinic
With Adam Brase – Division Chair for Strategic Intelligence, Mayo Clinic
Resources in Today's Episode:
- Mayo Clinic's Presentation Slides
- Five Long-Term Consumer Behavior Changes Due to COVID-19
- Listen to this episode on the go through our podcast
Key Takeaways
Do We All Have an Equal Chance for Health?
- How to Forecast the Future
- On an annual basis, Mayo Clinic looks for a collection of trends.
- Some trends are healthcare-related, and some are macro-related and are affecting every industry.
- They take the trends and predictions and determine how these impact their organization.
Five Forecasts for the Future
- Accurate diagnosis, anytime, anywhere.
- The patient will see you now – this means that we believe there will be a day when consumers will be much more in control of their health care, and providers will need to adapt to that.
- Virtual visits will outpace physical interactions. Within two months of the pandemic, there were 2 billion virtual visits.
- Today's reimbursement model becomes old school – Healthcare is one of the last industries to go through consumer transformation.
- Research and education are game-changers.
Predictions from October 2019 into what 2030 Will Look Like
- A massive increase in AI innovation.
- Cybersecurity from the standpoint of moving from attacks on individuals to attacks on hospitals and government entities.
- Big tech would not stay just in the realm of technology but will disrupt multiple different industries.
- Rise of consumerism – almost all consumers will feel a need to take control of their information.
- We're due for an economic downturn, and there will probably be two economic downturns over the next ten years.
- There will be job losses due to automation and technology implementations.
- Unaffordability is a big concern in healthcare.
- As they look at 2030, there will be a more significant increase in social division.
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