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Propelling Health Care into the Twenties.

Denis Horgan¹, Bettina Borisch², Etienne Richer³

¹European Alliance for Personalised Medicine, Brussels, Belgium.

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Summary

Personalised health care offers significant benefits but faces resistance in Europe. Embracing innovation and data can future-proof healthcare systems against rising demands and costs.

Keywords:

Access Biomarkers, optimal Citizens Data-translational research Diagnostics Empowerment patient European Commission Frameworks Health economics Health policy, regulatory Incentives Innovation Member states Personalised health care Personalised medicine Pharmacoeconomics Precision medicine Preventive medicine Public health Real-world data Reimbursement

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Area of Science:

Health Policy and Systems Research
Personalised Medicine
European Healthcare Innovation

Background:

Healthcare systems in Europe face persistent inadequacies and missed opportunities due to underappreciation of personalised care.
Resistance to change hinders the adoption of innovative healthcare models across EU Member States.

Discussion:

This article examines challenges and solutions for implementing personalised health care within the European policy context.
It highlights policy focus on incentives, innovation, and investment to enhance European citizens' health prospects.
The discussion covers patient benefits from initiatives in cancer, antimicrobial resistance, novel therapies, and preventative health.

Key Insights:

Adopting personalised care requires a shift towards better primary care and effective health data deployment, including artificial intelligence.
Organisational and regulatory structures, alongside professional responsibilities, need realignment for optimal health care delivery.
Specific initiatives in areas like oncology and infectious diseases demonstrate the potential of personalised approaches.

Outlook:

A courageous embrace of personalised health care is crucial for ensuring the sustainability of European healthcare systems.
Future-proofing healthcare involves equipping systems to manage rising demands and exponential costs.
Implementing personalised care promises more efficient resource utilization and improved health outcomes for citizens.