Consumerism is in a state of constant flux in healthcare, and stakeholders must attempt to keep up with rapidly changing consumer behaviors and preferences. At Advisory Board Summits in 2022, we asked healthcare leaders to make predictions about consumer behavior and preference changes in five different future scenarios. Here's what they said.

Climate change exacerbates cancer risk and worsens cancer survival, producing higher numbers of complex, high-acuity patients. Health systems must grapple with a population whose expensive needs cannot be met. Advisory Board's Ellie Wiles outlines the implications for health systems and poses four questions to ask about your organization's preparedness.

With musculoskeletal disease prevalence on the rise and industry-wide shifts in site of care and treatment preferences, this market is due for significant changes. We’ve identified four key drivers that are reshaping the delivery of musculoskeletal care. Download the report with strategic insights on the four key drivers reshaping the delivery of musculoskeletal care.

Maternal telehealth programs offer pregnant women new and more convenient ways to connect with obstetric providers. These programs can cover both the prenatal and/or postpartum periods, strengthening patient-provider relationships and allowing providers to monitor patients more frequently between in-person office visits. The goal of these programs is to make care more convenient, improve outcomes, and enhance the patient experience.