$4.5 trillion is spent on global healthcare annually. Over 100 million people fall into poverty each year from healthcare expenses. Two billion people worldwide live without even basic healthcare. Best practice care is delivered only about half the time. And that’s just the start. Add in aging populations, rising chronic diseases, and growing demand for tools tailored to local healthcare markets—and healthcare is by far one of the world’s most pressing and complex problems.
GE Healthcare is addressing global healthcare needs in very real and relevant ways. Healthymagination is about better health for more people everywhere. To that end, we’ve made a $6 billion commitment to develop innovations that will lower healthcare costs, increase healthcare access, and improve healthcare quality by 15%—goals we’re making real through diverse offerings and activities. Know more about it...
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I think healthcare should not be expensive for everybody. The government must strive hard to have a healthy citizen.
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Posted by: carissarider | Thursday, June 07, 2012 at 16:15
Anything that can improve healthcare for the patient, and allow more potential medical professionals to undertake a career in the industry is a great step forward.
It it through initiatives like this that make career paths such as becoming an ultrasound technician so inviting; and giving talented people more reasons to enter medicine can only result in better patient care for everyone.
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