A New World of Health Care
Traditional health-care systems are struggling in the face of cost constraints and public demand for higher quality. The growing gap between the promise and the reality of health care has created room – in developed and developing countries alike – for new players who are concerned more with social behavior than with biology.
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NEW YORK – Traditional health-care systems are in trouble. In the OECD, costly hospitals and clinics dominate health services, and account for 97% of the United States’ health-care spending. These systems are struggling in the face of cost constraints, public demand for higher quality, and exaggerated expectations.