Bogi Eliasen, CIFS Health Director: Healthier population is the answer to achieving sustainability in healthcare. There is a need for a fundamental shift from sick care to preventive health to ensure the longevity of our healthcare systems and improved quality of life
Different versions of future healthcare systems depend on various visions to the future of health. Our vision is a sustainable health model equipped with innovations in new biology, access and continuity of care, changes to our health behaviours
The benefits to secondary use of health data are wide, but some challenges to the development of advanced data ecosystems remain.
Three levels of public health in a society explained: from existential threats to disease prevention
Most money in healthcare goes to treatments, however, 70% health gains may be achieved at various levels of prevention. What are they?
A sustainable model for health envisaging how individuals, data and systems enable the shift to prevention
A sustainable approach to healthcare requires a fundamental shift: from sick care to prevention
