How 100+ healthcare executives ranked 10 industry challenges

Healthcare executives see addressing medical cost growth and increasing access to care as their biggest issue heading into 2020, according to a survey of more than 100 leaders.

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The survey, conducted by the HealthCare Executive Group during its annual forum in Boston, was based on how executives from payer, provider and technology organizations ranked 25 issues.

Here are the top 10, ranked by the leaders:

1. Costs and transparency
2. Consumer experience
3. Delivery system transformation
4. Data and analytics
5. Interoperability/consumer data access 
6. Holistic individual health
7. Next-generation payment models
8. Accessible points of care 
9. Healthcare policy 
10. Privacy/security

 

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