This slide presents survey data on optimism regarding future health across different ethnic groups in the U.S., highlighting disparities in expectations about personal health, healthcare quality, and availability.

This slide ranks countries based on citizens’ satisfaction with their government's healthcare policies. Singapore (81%) and Malaysia (80%) lead in satisfaction; Peru, Hungary, and Poland show the highest dissatisfaction.

It discusses the trend of non-traditional companies offering health services, with a significant percentage of consumers willing to receive services like MRI scans, echocardiograms, and minor ailment diagnoses from retailers or online providers.

This slide presents a financial analysis of health-related costs within the broader climate adaptation budget. It reveals that health-related interventions comprise 33.5% of total adaptation costs from 2010–2050. It breaks down contributing factors such as healthcare interventions, productivity loss, and indirect costs from repeated infectious diseases and sanitation issues.

The slide outlines how broadband access has influenced health services, detailing user engagement and satisfaction with telehealth and online health resources.

The slide presents comparative data on the evolving personal concerns of Millennials and Gen Z, highlighting health care/disease prevention as a top priority due to the pandemic.

This slide examines critical concerns regarding women's mental and physical health, stressing the importance of well-being and the ability to switch off from work.

The slide projects the health-tech market growth and penetration among tier 2 and tier 3 populations, while acknowledging that the industry remains nascent. It provides insights into the challenges and potential for growth within health-tech, particularly in non-tier 1 city demographics. Useful for discussions on market potential and barriers to adoption in emerging markets.

This slide demonstrates the significant growth and user retention of HealthTech platforms post-lockdown, with usage data indexed to pre-COVID-19 levels, signifying lasting impacts on health technology adoption.

The slide shows an upward trend in HealthTech investments over several years, highlighting deal numbers and values, which indicates growing financial interest in the sector.

This slide compares healthcare spending per capita across countries and income groups (2022 vs. 2050). It shows a widening gap between high- and low-income nations, despite overall increases in global healthcare investment. The disparity suggests persistent inequities in healthcare access and quality.

The slide compares healthcare infrastructure across countries—beds per capita, number of doctors, and healthcare quality (HAQ). It shows that low-income countries have significantly fewer resources. Interestingly, some high-scoring nations (like Japan) achieve good healthcare outcomes despite fewer doctors, revealing disparities in efficiency and access.

The slide presents survey data showing how easy people in various countries find it to get local doctor appointments. India, South Korea, and Singapore report the most ease; Hungary and Peru the least.

This slide provides an overview of L.E.K.'s comprehensive coverage of the healthcare ecosystem, including their practices and specialized capabilities.

This slide presents Canadian consumers' ratings of the healthcare system's performance in optimizing experiences regardless of personal circumstances.

Highlights the potential in the healthcare market, detailing JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s positioning and strategic focus.

The slide reveals people’s expectations about healthcare quality in coming years. While 24% globally expect improvement, the highest optimism is in Colombia (56%). France and Hungary show most pessimism, expecting decline.

This slide shows global average agreement levels on key healthcare system statements. 61% agree wait times are too long, and 56% believe the system is overstretched. Only 34% believe care is equal for all.

The chart compares how people in 28 countries rate the quality of healthcare. Malaysia, Australia, and Singapore top the list positively. Hungary, Peru, and Poland have the lowest satisfaction levels with highest “poor” ratings.

Reviews potential healthcare innovations and disruptions due to bioengineering.

Illustrates J.P.Morgan's targeted vertical solutions with strategic investments in healthcare payments and connected car services.

Provides a vision for digital transformation in healthcare, highlighting the necessity for innovations such as connected homes and intelligent treatments.

The slide presents healthcare statistics by country, focusing on the availability of doctors and hospital beds per '000 population. It is designed to highlight disparities in healthcare resources in the Asia-Pacific region.

Analyzes the frequency of primary care doctor visits and consultations with other health professionals among different ethnic groups in the U.S. The column charts compare annual and less frequent visits, highlighting disparities in healthcare access and usage among these groups.

This slide provides insights into the healthcare and life sciences industry's procurement performance from a survey. It discusses executive advocacy, leadership, strategic decision making, talent capability, digital procurement, and supply chain transparency, with market outlook and specific metrics on value, collaboration, talent, and leadership.

This slide provides global perceptions of healthcare based on three questions: quality of healthcare (42% good), satisfaction with policies (48%), and future outlook (24% expect improvement). Views are fairly divided on all metrics.

Discusses the importance of better research in reducing healthcare inequities. The column chart shows survey results on how race impacts patient experience, highlighting areas for improvement in respectful treatment, comfort in disclosing information, and patient comfort with racially concordant providers.

The slide showcases Healthtech's increasing deal values over the years, with a record peak in H1 2021. It emphasizes the sector's resilience and potential for future growth, suggesting a strong market presence and investor interest.

This slide compares Healthtech and Edtech adoption rates in the past year, showing potential areas of growth and interest for consumers.

Provides an overview of the demographic and spending behavior of heavy-spending consumers in high-tier cities. Emphasizes the importance of WeChat as a touchpoint and the close brand connections of this consumer segment.