Bain’s 2018 Europe Front Line of Healthcare Survey reveals an industry facing serious challenges, but lacking a clear path forward.
By Bain & Company Executive Summary In the two years since we last surveyed physicians working on the front line of European healthcare, their discontent has risen to an alarming level. Many say they would not recommend their hospital as a place to work or to receive care. Physicians and surgeons also have grown increasingly dissatisfied with pharma companies and medtech manufacturers over the past two years. Citing staffing shortages, budget cuts, aging equipment and inadequate facilities, physicians warn they are unprepared to cope with looming healthcare challenges, including aging populations and the reemergence of infectious diseases (see Figure 1). In addition to inadequate resources, physicians also cite a lack of unbiased information, which impedes sound decision making. More than 70% say they are dissatisfied with the information pharma and medtech companies provide. Read full report on Bain's Website Comments are closed.
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