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    Outlook For Healthcare In The US Market

    Healthcare leaders face a host of challenges in 2023, including workforce shortages, high inflation, a broken supply chain, and tightening capital markets. But every challenge creates an opportunity to reinvent how healthcare is delivered.

    During this webinar, Oliver Wyman experts explored what's in store for payers, providers, life sciences companies, and innovators this year.

    Outlook For Biotech And Pharma In The Global Market

    Workforce shortages, high inflation, a broken supply chain, tightening capital markets, and healthcare's impact on climate are all issues for today's healthcare leaders. In this webinar, we expored the challenges presented and opportunities to reinvent how healthcare is delivered across the globe.

    • Healthcare
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