Health Artifacts from the FutureWhat will tomorrow bring? |
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Artifacts from the future are a set of plausible internally consistent scenarios of the future represented as objects found in everyday life in 5-10 years. Artifacts have been developed to help visualize the trends, drivers, implications and choices from the perspective of the various stakeholders.
Artifacts from the Future:
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Health Brands in Health Care The convergence of health and entertainment evolves into a new market category that creates novel opportunities for consumer electronics, retail, travel and the media industries. |
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Global Health Care The growth of health tourism continues, as options expand and more individuals decide to obtain care in high-quality, accredited facilities around the world. |
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Health Provider Migration Stakeholders, particularly providers, face new cost and efficiency pressures as the health care system continues to show signs of breaking down. |
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Health Data Shaping Tomorrow's Health Care As individuals gain more control of and electronic access to their personal health data, their ability to share this information will grow. |
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Demand for Quality in Health Care Reference pricing, reimbursements tied to quality and performance, government mandares, and consumer demand indicate the need for greater transparency about outcomes. |
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Personalized Assessments in Health Care Personalized health information and individualized risk assessments come to the masses. |
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Healthprint in Health Care New metrics proliferate as "footprints" measure not only resources such as energy and water use but also the overall impact on the health of markets and communities. |
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Health at Work Health promotion comes in new forms as consumers face added pressure to be healthy at work. |
What is Industry Compass 2.0?
Produced by Deloitte LLP’s Health Sciences & Government Practice and Institute for the Future’s (IFTF) Health Horizons Program, the Industry Compass 2.0 is a visual guide designed to help you think about, plan for and navigate the future in an engaging and constructive way. The major elements of the Industry Compass 2.0 map – Drivers, Impact Zones, Trends, Signals, Hurdles, Landmarks and Artifacts – provide a framework for discussions about how the elements might interact and how your organization might respond to or even co-create the future.
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