Global Healthcare Landscape 1.0

The world’s healthcare systems are complex, costly and central to our wellbeing and prosperity. 

At HolonIQ, we are on a mission to bring structure and clarity to this crucial and burgeoning sector and invite you to join us on 17 August (12pm ET) to learn more about the Global Healthcare Landscape - an open-source taxonomy for the future of health and wellness. 

Over the last 4 months (Apr-Aug 2022), HolonIQ has consulted extensively with market experts around the world - including face to face workshops in New York, London and Sydney - to develop the Global Healthcare Landscape. This webinar will explain the structure, language and applications of the Taxonomy.  

By developing a common structure and terminology for identifying, tracking and making sense of the innovation happening in healthtech, medtech, biotech and services globally we are able to obtain answers to questions such as:

Where are we seeing solutions and innovation? 

What is the velocity of formation, funding and growth? How is this changing over time? Where are the gaps? 

When compared to the challenges we are facing, which areas are under-weight or white-space?

Where are we seeing traction and momentum? Where might new science and technology find a commercial market to apply new novel innovations and achieve self-sustainability?

The webinar will also focus on what the Global Healthcare Landscape taxonomy tells us about investment trends in the first half of 2022 and across our list of the top 1000 health tech start-ups globally.

Licensed under Creative Commons and as an open source project, the taxonomy is available for anyone to support their own work in healthcare innovation, to identify an area of focus, or to locate their organization and their peers on the landscape.

Following an agile approach, suggestions, ideas and iterations on enhancements will be open and available, where anyone can contribute, share ideas or transparently trace each step of the landscape's evolution. Join us on Notion to keep updating the Global Healthcare Landscape.