Better care for more people
Healthcare systems in India continue to face pressure due to workforce shortages, financial burdens, and growing demand, limiting their ability to provide high-quality care to patients, when and where they need it.
This year’s report focuses on gaps that stand in the way of achieving timely, high-quality care for everyone and how Indian healthcare leaders aim to overcome these challenges.
Indian healthcare leaders are turning to technology to maintain and improve standards of care with fewer staff, with 94% seeing the positive impact of virtual care in addressing staff shortages.
How virtual care eases staff shortages:
Healthcare leaders see the urgent need for better data integration to unleash the potential of data-driven insights in improving care.
Data integration challenges affecting ability to provide timely, high-quality care:
Indian healthcare leaders recognize Gen-AI as the next frontier of AI innovation that will help unlock new efficiencies and insights from patient data.
Healthcare leaders’ investment in generative AI technology:
How can healthcare providers deliver high-quality care everywhere regardless of patient location, staff availability, and other resource constraints? That’s the question we must address through innovation and collaboration.
