Conversations around healthcare’s switch to value-based models often center on reimbursement. Are payments being redesigned to incentivize new care models? Are they replicable? When can we leave fee for service behind?

The other critical part of that equation is: are these experiments delivering value for patients, clinicians, and the healthcare system overall? To be sure, cost, payment, and care are inextricably linked. But understanding how technology, consumerism, clinician well-being, aging, and a host of other factors are being addressed is essential to moving the industry forward.

Oliver Wyman’s Health Innovation Journal Volume 5 analyzes a number of the biggest trends impacting the industry’s transformation, from creating digital doctors and understand the impact of price transparency to evolving consumer behaviors in a digital age and addressing systemic racism. Through a mix of articles, videos, and podcasts, this year’s Journal, which is fully digital for the first time, offers insights from Oliver Wyman partners who are the front-lines helping organizations develop new business strategies, as well as from some of the industry’s most innovative leaders.

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