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The report, called "Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook" and released ahead of the WEF's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, says that the world's health-care system is struggling to keep up with technological advances and is facing a shortage of workers that will affect access to care, inequities in treatment of mental health, and the treatment of violence and burnout, CNBC reports.
"We now need to focus on long-term system change to stop health services deteriorating in the face of economic crises," the report's head of health and healthcare, Shyam Bishen, says in a statement.
The report, which looked at case studies from around the world, says that the world's health-care system dropped 25% between 2000 and 2016 as a result of the Covid-19 virus and other pandemics, the BBC reports.
It also warns that a shortage of health-care workers is expected to rise to 10 million by the end of the decade as more people seek treatment outside of hospitals and doctors' offices.
"The threat of violence and burnout are real and is one of the...
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Kaakpema Yelpaala grew up in Kenya, attended Harvard, and now lives in Yale, where he's a professor and the new director of the university's health technology program, the New York Times...more
"We are in an age of incredible innovation" in the health care industry, writes Lee Murray in a blog post about a meeting with a private equity investor.
Murray's mother in law suffered two brain...more
"Access to financial advice and banking services is essential for any community to thrive and our Community Center Branches are at the center of lifting up communities by creating opportunities for...more
It's World Intellectual Property Day, and the pharmaceutical industry is taking note.
In a press release, the industry's trade group, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association,...more
The Star-Friedman Challenge, an annual contest that aims to spur cutting-edge scientific research, has announced its 2024 winners.
Among the winners: a study on fat-handling organelles in...more
"We're like the kindling that gets the fire going," says Dr. Bryan Hartley, an associate professor of Radiology and Radiological Sciences at Vanderbilt University Medical Center who's working on a...more
"We are so used to being almost permanently online that we don't really appreciate what we have and do not really know what to do when we're not," Joni Mitchell wrote in her 1970s song "Big Yellow...more
Foundation: Silicon Valley Community Foundation, California Endowment 
In 2024, Los Angeles will host the Mission Investors Exchange 2024 National Conference, an annual conference that brings together more than 750 philanthropy and impact investing leaders from across...more
Foundation: California Community Foundation, California Endowment 
Ava DuVernay financed her latest film with money from the Giving Pledgean initiative of the California Endowment, the largest US foundation to commit its entire $4 billion portfolio to social and...more
The University of Utah's Wilkes Center for Climate Science and Policy has narrowed its list of finalists for its $500,000 Climate Launch Prize to seven.
The goal of the prize, which is one of the...more
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Social Enterprise Pushes Continuity of Care and Home Births
The Neighbourhood Midwives, the brainchild of Annie Francis of Hampshire, offers midwifery services geared for the continuity of care to women and their families.
