The Future Health Index 2020 report highlights a clear demand among this generation of younger healthcare professionals for a work environment that fosters collaboration and offers flexibility. When choosing a hospital or practice in which to work, factors such as a culture of collaboration (64%) and professional autonomy (60%) are more important to younger healthcare professionals than a strong record of patient outcomes (48%) or the hospital/practice's reputation (42%).
For this generation of digital natives, technology also has an important role to play in motivation. This appears to be more pronounced in those who work in an environment where adoption of digital health technology is high. Younger healthcare professionals who work in smart facilities (80%) are more likely than those in both digital (70%) and analog (67%) facilities to agree that advancements in medical technology excite them about the future of the healthcare profession. Moreover, healthcare professionals who work in smart facilities are more likely (85%) than those in both digital (80%) and analog (71%) facilities to be satisfied with their work. Further, those in analog facilities are more likely to be dissatisfied.
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Since 2016, Philips has conducted original research to help determine the readiness of countries to address global health challenges and build efficient and effective healthcare systems. For details on the Future Health Index methodology and to access the 2020 report in its entirety, visit the Future Health Index site.
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