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Health Care Viewpoint #1: Winning Globally in the New Health Care Marketplace

Market forces in the U.S. continue to drive change in local health care delivery. Outside the U.S., national health care systems are imposing significant price and utilization constraints.

By James Gilbert & Joanna Engelke

Published on January 01, 1997
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Market forces in the U.S. continue to drive change in local health care delivery. Outside the U.S., national health care systems are imposing significant price and utilization constraints. Research innovation is increasingly centered in Europe and Japan. New emerging markets are opening up with tremendous long-term potential. This changing environment is forcing companies to rethink every element of their strategies and business processes. Download PDF

Market forces in the U.S. continue to drive change in local health care delivery. Outside the U.S., national health care systems are imposing significant price and utilization constraints. Research innovation is increasingly centered in Europe and Japan. New emerging markets are opening up with tremendous long-term potential. This changing environment is forcing companies to rethink every element of their strategies and business processes.

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