Operations & Workforce

Healthcare CFOs are expected to shape enterprise decisions, but many lack the systems to influence them

A Deloitte survey finds that health care finance leaders are pursuing ambitious margin goals, while preparedness for key pressures remains uneven

Agentic AI is in production at many medtech companies, but few workflows have been transformed. What will it take to scale responsibly?

Health systems know where care delivery needs to go. Turning pilots and AI into scaled change is the hard part.

Discover how biopharma tackles the digital skills gap to future-proof its supply chain.

Discover the health care trends that executives in six countries are prioritizing for 2025. Read the full survey insights now.

Discover how prioritizing health equity can boost business growth and improve community well-being in the life sciences and health care sectors.

Learn how reducing health inequities could unlock $2.8 trillion in US economic growth

As overall venture capital funding continues to trend up, the health tech experts Deloitte interviewed remain optimistic about the opportunities in 2023 and beyond.

The US health care workforce is burned out, overworked, and unsatisfied. It’s time to redesign work models, invest in people, and rebuild trust in leadership.

Explore the future of electronic health records, including the use of cloud-based EHR systems, and what capabilities electronic health record systems will need to have by 2030.

Technology and other tools can simplify physician workflows. Explore physicians’ views on where to focus.

Biopharma companies are expanding the use of real-world data and real-world evidence across the product life cycle.

Survey findings show that evolving to team-based health care is essential to developing effective care delivery models that meet patients' complex care needs.

Why physician compensation structures need to align with provider organizations' payment models that reward quality, outcomes, and equity.

Finance leaders are helping health care organizations address a broader set of priorities ranging from talent and health equity to digital and cybersecurity strategies.

For health care organizations, the keys to achieving AI maturity are supportive leaders, skilled workers, and ecosystem partners.

Systemic bias and structural flaws in the health system affect both individual and community health and well-being.

Deloitte research found that with employers leading the charge, it can be possible to live longer, healthier lives and see reductions in health care spending.

By focusing on non-medical drivers of health, community-based health ecosystem partnerships are improving access to education, food, housing, and employment.

Health care organizations are achieving supply chain resilience through organizational commitment and wise spending, not technology investments.

As health plans move into the future of health, they should live up to the standards of other industries that have moved toward customer centricity through digital transformation, building on a foundation of transparency, interoperability, and trust.

As accessible and trusted health care personnel, pharmacists can play a big role in the future of health.

Lack of trust in health care remains an issue, particularly among individuals who identify as Black, Asian, Hispanic, and Native American. How can health care organizations earn back the trust of these communities?

As health plans move into the future of health, they should live up to the standards of other industries that have moved toward customer centricity through digital transformation, building on a foundation of transparency, interoperability, and trust.

Consumers may appreciate pharma companies’ efforts to speed up the process of bringing COVID-19 vaccines to market. How might biopharma continue to innovate while building trust?

As health care companies cater to activated and empowered customers, understanding differences in their attitudes, behaviors, and needs is important. Intelligent segmentation can be essential for delivering a unique customer experience.

Digital medicine products are transforming research and care models, and changing regulations’ aim to expand access. Explore how organizations are aligning for success in the Future of Health™, where digital medicine products will be used at scale.

While complying with regulations on data-sharing, stakeholders have the opportunity to think strategically about price transparency and interoperability for longer-term competitive advantage by improving care delivery and creating a more consumer-friendly experience.