Pursuing the Value of Healthcare in the Central Europe Region
The healthcare landscape in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is undergoing a significant transformation. Nations like Slovakia, Poland, Czechia, Hungary, Romania, and Slovenia are actively reforming their healthcare systems through substantial investments aimed at improving the quality, accessibility, and efficiency of medical services. There are still, however, several obstacles on the way.
The region has seen major improvements in hospital infrastructure, the integration of digital health technologies, and the expansion of emergency services. Telemedicine initiatives are enhancing medical access in remote regions, helping bridge the gap in healthcare provision. Meanwhile, efforts to address workforce shortages, particularly in nursing, include increasing the number of medical graduates and implementing strategies to retain healthcare professionals.
Financial sustainability is a growing concern, with public health spending rising in response to escalating pharmaceutical costs and the burden of out-of-pocket expenses. Proactive measures are being adopted to enhance preventive care, manage chronic diseases more effectively, and integrate mental health services into general healthcare provision, reflecting a holistic approach to health.
How to sustain the advancement of healthcare in CEE and overcome the remaining obstacles on the way? Read the full value proposition below.
