While virtually all countries have at times struggled with their response to Covid-19, the global pandemic and the public’s belief that their government should keep them safe. Know more:
WHILE virtually all countries have at times struggled with their response to Covid-19, the global pandemic and the public’s belief that their government should keep them safe has also provided governments with opportunities to show they can be agile, innovative and outcome-focused. Profound decisions—curfews, lockdowns, the imposition of public health practices such as wearing masks, and eventually the rollout of vaccine programs—have been made in response to real-time data.
Digitally-enabled healthcare is by no means the preserve of wealthier countries. On the contrary, developing countries pursuing universal access to healthcare are increasingly looking to the reach and economies of scale offered by digital to provide services at a far lower cost than would have been possible without networked technology.
Levels of government funding and its distribution have profound effects on the scale of healthcare and how systems behave. Traditional fee-for-service payment models incentivize the volume of care instead of quality, driving up costs and undermining productivity. In contrast, incentives to manage population health and focus on outcomes are more likely to support healthy behavior among the public and ensure value for money.
The excerpt was taken from the KPMG Thought Leadership publication: https://home.kpmg/ae/en/home/insights/2022/04/champions-of-change-how-governments-can-lead-healthcare-transformation.html
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