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HBI 2021: Technology and PPPs could solve Africa’s biggest problem

As the continent recovers from the pandemic and many countries in the region strive for universal coverage, Sub Saharan Africa remains hampered by labour shortages and the challenge of attracting investment. Panellists at HBI 2021 were enthusiastic about the possibilities created by technology, public-private partnerships and the removal of unnecessary red-tape.

HBI 2021: Half UK hospitals use robots

Around five in ten hospitals in the UK use robotic surgery, while 65% of university hospitals in Strasbourg have less than two rooms equipped with robots. How diverse are healthcare systems across different geographies in adopting robots? At a session on digital transformation at HBI 2021, the panel asked: 'What is possible with robotic surgery today, and how is it impacting the market'?

HBI 2021: Building a digital health ecosystem

Europe has started to see the emergence of digital health ecosystems where remote consultation providers also add in e-prescription, B2C testing, monitoring, and more. L.E.K. Consulting explored the trend over a networking breakfast at HBI 2021.

Icade Sante delays IPO due to market uncertainty

French healthcare property group Icade Sante said yesterday (Thursday, September 30) that it was delaying its IPO due to volatile market conditions, putting back one of the biggest healthcare property transactions this year. HBI talks to a market expert to find out more.

HBI 2021: Don’t cede your brand in internationalisation

Some revered global brands have become unstuck in their internationalisation by ceding control of a brand without any quality assurance. Panellists at HBI 2021 discussed how to manage that process more effectively. 

HBI 2021: GCC investment approval now ‘takes five minutes’

Is healthcare in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) the next big investment opportunity? According to a panel at HBI 2021 on the MENA region the answer is an emphatic yes, and the region is 'open for business - though not a market for the faint of heart.

HBI 2021: Next decade will be spent structuring data

It will take another decade for many healthcare providers to adequately structure their data in order to use AI to make a wide-ranging impact on patient outcomes. Most of the solutions in use today are still single-case, ranging from measuring body composition, detecting lung nodules and predicting the risk of a specific disease.

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