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EACTS in the future: second strategic conference. The view from the BRICS countries
1Federal University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. wjgomes.dcir@epm.br
Summary
The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) nations are driving global economic growth and healthcare innovation. Despite disparities, their advancements in technology and healthcare present opportunities for international collaboration in cardiovascular surgery.
Area of Science:
- Global Health Economics
- Emerging Markets
- Healthcare Systems Analysis
Background:
- BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) represent a significant shift in global economic power, outpacing industrialized nations.
- These emerging economies are projected to drive substantial future global economic growth.
- While infrastructure has improved, BRICS healthcare systems lag behind G7 countries, with significant regional disparities in health expenditure.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the current state of cardiovascular surgery and training within BRICS nations.
- To explore the potential for international collaboration in cardiovascular care, leveraging economic shifts and technological advancements.
- To identify opportunities for integrating global cardiovascular societies and surgeons for improved patient outcomes.
Main Methods:
- Comparative analysis of healthcare systems and economic growth in BRICS versus G7 countries.
- Review of cardiovascular surgery prevalence and training standards in BRICS.
- Exploration of innovation and technology adoption within BRICS healthcare sectors.
Main Results:
- Cardiovascular surgery rates in BRICS are considerably lower than in G7 countries, with wide variations in surgical training.
- BRICS countries are leading in adopting innovative, cost-effective technologies tailored to consumer needs.
- Significant regional differences in health expenditure persist within BRICS.
Conclusions:
- The economic rise of BRICS presents a unique opportunity for global cooperation in cardiovascular surgery.
- Addressing regional disparities and enhancing surgical training are crucial for improving cardiovascular care in BRICS.
- Partnerships can foster a more equitable and effective global approach to cardiovascular health.
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