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Centering social wellbeing in health systems

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By Sara Barada, Elsy Dumit
| rolandberger.com
By Sara Barada and Elsy Dumit Written in collaboration with World Governments Summit, this paper explores how health systems can place societal wellbeing at their core amid rising chronic disease, shifting patient roles, and rapid technological change. It proposes a three-dimensional framework—sociocultural, behavioral, and technological—to guide governments in designing health systems that are inclusive, preventive, and human-centered.
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Beyond Treatment: World Governments Summit and Roland Berger Call for a Human-Centric Approach to Health Systems

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By Donna Rice, Sara Barada, Elsy Dumit
| rolandberger.com
The World Governments Summit and Roland Berger have unveiled a new report titled “Centering Social Wellbeing in Health Systems: Sociocultural, Behavioral, and Technological Dimensions of Care.” This paper presents a framework to help governments rethink how health systems are designed and delivered to place the needs of beneficiaries at the heart of care delivery at a time when rising chronic disease burdens and digital innovation are reshaping healthcare landscapes worldwide.
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Roland Berger’s “Future of Health” global study identifies Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar as “Innovation Futurists”

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By Donna Rice, Sara Barada
| rolandberger.com
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar emerge as “Innovation Futurists” according to Roland Berger’s Future of Health 7: The Healthcare Systems of the Future study. Roland Berger’s study surveyed over 5,200 respondents across 25 countries to understand what ordinary citizens want from their health systems. The survey demonstrated several commonalities between preferences of citizens in the GCC and those around the world.
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