India report
Healthcare hits reset
Priorities shift as healthcare leaders navigate a changed world
Emerging from the pandemic, healthcare leaders in India identify three key challenges for 2022 and beyond
Staff satisfaction and retention
Tackling the human capital requirements is top of the agenda for healthcare leaders
Apart from delivering high quality care, staff satisfaction and retention ranks as one of the highest concerns for healthcare leaders, both today and three years from now.
Staff satisfaction and retention is expected to remain a top priority in India:
Indian leaders are confident in their ability to utilize the data:
Healthcare Data
Healthcare leaders are confident of the value data can bring, but technology infrastructure hurdles persist
While Indian healthcare leaders say their facilities are well-positioned to adopt a more sophisticated approach to data adoption, there have been concerns regarding technology infrastructure as it impedes the use of advanced digital technologies.
Indian leaders are confident in their ability to utilize the data:
Predictive analytics
Addressing data security is paramount to increasing adoption of predictive analytics
While healthcare leaders have high levels of trust in predictive analytics, data security is key to enhancing trust, ultimately increasing use of this technology.
Levels of trust in predictive analytics among Indian healthcare leaders:
The report highlights three key areas for healthcare leaders to address in 2022 and beyond
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The Future Health Index 2022 report examines the experiences of almost 3,000 healthcare leaders and their expectations for the future. The research for the Future Health Index 2022 report was conducted in 15 countries (Australia, Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, and the United States). The study combines a quantitative survey and qualitative interviews conducted from December 2021 – March 2022.
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