Despite a lack of solid evidence, most stakeholders agree that the health economics of mHealth look compelling. If, however, mHealth implementation expands post-pandemic as an integral part of established healthcare over the long term, the question then becomes who should pay for mHealth. The answer relies primarily on two parameters: who benefits economically from mHealth and who bears the risks of healthcare costs.
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Who's in It to Win It? Understanding the Healthcare Ecosystem
Posted November 12, 2020 | Industry | Leadership |
About The Author
Heléne Spjuth is a Manager at Arthur D. Little (ADL), based in Sweden, and a member of ADL’s Healthcare & Life Sciences practice, where she focuses on eHealth, digitalization, and information management in healthcare and the public sector. Ms. Spjuth has 20+ years’ experience in Nordic/European health and social care, including multiyear experience on the payer side of healthcare with an expertise in analytics, epidemiology, eHealth, and… Read More
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