New-age Healthcare Models Improve Public Health Outcomes

Modern health care models, including primary and prehospital self-care models, various hospital care models, and posthospital care models, have transformed traditional health care practices, and addressing various underlying factors can help improve public health. According to a white paper report by KPMG and FICCI.The New Age Healthcare Delivery Models in India report, released by KPMG and FICCI on the opening day of the two-day FICCI HEAL 2023 - Healthcare METAmorphosis held in Delhi on October 26, 2023, looked at the emerging new age healthcare delivery landscape in the country. And explained the key factors that could make these models successful in the future.The industry is currently changing at an unprecedented rate, and many key players are at the forefront of this ongoing transformation. The technology has permeated every aspect of the healthcare industry and is now accepted, adopted and used by various stakeholders such as healthcare facilities, professionals and patients. Said in the report. This has led to a shift to telehealth delivery, health care data collection and use, improved access, operational efficiency and personalized care, another major factor driving change in the industry is the changing role of patients in the healthcare ecosystem. From passive actors with limited power and awareness, today's patients are active stakeholders driving industry trends.Besides these factors, the development of the industry continues to be shaped by systemic problems in the country. Some of these factors include changes in demographics, changes in disease burden, health infrastructure, and availability of health workers, high out-of-pocket expenses (OOPE) and the rural-urban divide.While these variables will continue to interact with each other, collectively they are emerging as driving forces shaping the healthcare industry and ushering in new eras of delivery models. These models will revolutionize India and the entire healthcare value chain and usher in an era of innovative, patient and accessible healthcare solutions.