How can the Global Health and Healthcare industry collaborate with the public sector and civil society to deliver affordable and quality healthcare for nearly 9.7 billion people by 2050?This community is a high-level group of industry leaders dedicated to ensuring the long-term sustainability of their industry and society. Industry AgendaThe Global Health and Healthcare Governors define the industry agenda. The group, comprising chief executives and chairs from partner organizations, closely align the agenda with the System Initiative on Shaping the Future of Health and Healthcare.The Governors identified three priority challenges for 2017: Accelerating value-based healthcare, contributing to universal health coverage, and advancing precision medicine. The Forum is addressing these challenges through a number of projects and activities:1. Accelerating value-based healthcareThe Value in Healthcare project aims to stimulate healthcare reform by identifying how to deliver health outcomes that matter to patients. It does this by:
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心に蓄積された些細なストレスは、長期的に深刻なダメージを精神や肉体に与える可能性があります。
Over 4.5 million women and babies die each year, with a new WHO report saying humanitarian crises, poverty and the pandemic have all stalled progress.
