Andy Moose is Head of Health Systems Transformation in the Centre for Health and Healthcare at the World Economic Forum. In this role, he is responsible for driving transformation strategies and advancing public private partnerships to unlock the full potential of digital health technologies and preventative health. His work spans emerging digital health technologies, AI, and the use of health data along with the evolution of policies and incentives to improve health outcomes at scale. Prior to the Forum, Andrew worked as a management consultant with a focus on strategy, innovation and technology-enabled growth serving clients in North America, South America, and Europe. He holds a BA degree from Duke University, a Master’s degree in International Management from the University of Paris – Sorbonne and an MBA from Georgia State University.
Data is often described as "the new oil." Like crude oil, much of its value emerges only when refined. However, oil is an extractive metaphor, implying linear and one-time drilling, purch...
Virtual health is redefining how care is delivered, shifting systems from episodic, facility-based models to continuous, patient-centred care that can reach people anywhere.
Los sistemas de salud en todo el mundo enfrentan una presión creciente debido al aumento de la demanda y la limitación de recursos. El envejecimiento de la población, un déficit proyectad...
グローバルな医療システムは、高齢化、2030年までに予測される1,000万人の労働者不足、GDPの伸びを上回るコスト増加により、需要の増加と供給の制限という高まる圧力に直面。変革が喫緊の課題となっています。
Healthcare systems globally face mounting pressure from rising demand and limited supply, driven by ageing populations, a projected 10 million-worker shortfall by 2030 and costs that are ...
Los trastornos de la salud cerebral, incluidos los trastornos mentales, el uso de sustancias y los trastornos neurológicos, contribuyen hasta en un 15% de la carga mundial de enfermedades...
精神障害、薬物使用障害、神経障害を含む脳の健康障害は、世界の疾病負担の最大15％を占めており、心血管疾患と肩を並べています。
Brain health disorders — including mental, substance use and neurological disorders — contribute up to 15% of the global disease burden, putting them on par with cardiovascular diseases.
The concept of “Food is Medicine” (FIM) dates back to antiquity, with the writings of Hippocrates emphasizing the deep relationship between food and health. However, in scaling global foo...
