Learn how new partnership and joint venturing models will reshape US healthcare
Managed services in the healthcare arena have traditionally been thought of as simple outsourcing of non-clinical services and technologies. But in today’s challenging market climate, strategic health system functions that have traditionally been held in-house are increasingly candidates for more sophisticated partnering philosophies. Models such as PPP (public-private partnerships) and DBFM (Design/ Build/ Finance/ Manage) – widely adopted in other industries and healthcare markets – hold promise to transform the US healthcare market. Strong strategic partnerships can deliver on large-scale projects with value that extends well beyond traditional outsourcing or consulting arrangements. At a recent presentation to healthcare executives at ACHE, Philips led a panel discussion with principals from Lend Lease, DHG Healthcare Consulting, Mumford Solutions, and the GRHealth-Philips Alliance on how new partnership models are upending adversarial vendor-provider relationships in favor of shared ‘outcome ecosystems’. Please check out the presentation materials to learn more.
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