Global healthcare spending growth will slow to 4.1% in 2022, despite rising costs, as governments seek to repair budget deficits after the pandemic..
How will the future of healthcare be financed as global healthcare spending growth slows to 4.1%? Dear Bhinneka, Outlays are trending up due to population ageing, rising demand for care, advances in treatments and the expansion of public healthcare systems. Against the backdrop of rising inflation, how could a looming recession affect healthcare and our priorities for spending?
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