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So if relatively little is likely to change writ large in 2025, and we have a healthcare system that produces below-average outcomes for exceptionally high spend, why be optimistic? Adjusting the aperture can be helpful. A Bill Gates quote comes to mind: “'Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.” Working to improve healthcare can at times feel like a Sisyphean task. It also can be difficult to recognize progress in the moment. With this in mind, perhaps the wisest prediction (or just insight) comes from an unlikely source: a media and public relations executive, not normally known for their desire to keep things low key. “Healthcare takes a minute,” advises and predicts Darren Brandt of Sloane PR. Amidst a prediction season that touts all the ways the world might change in the next 12 months, sometimes the diligence to keep one’s head down and patience to see things through is the reminder we all need. #healthcare #digitalhealth #technology

ICYMI: Forbes quoted our Co-CEO Darren Brandt and several of our healthcare clients on healthcare in 2025. Give it a read to see that perspective on a variety of hot-button topics including AI, GLP-1s, and regulation.

It’s the first full week of the new year, and many of us are settling back into the daily grind after the stillness of a holiday break. For some, it might be tough to find motivation or renewed focus, especially when progress comes slower than we’d like. But a wise communications advisor, Darren Brandt, reminded me that “healthcare takes a minute.” Darren shared these words with Seth Joseph, a Forbes contributor, in an annual roundup of things unlikely to change quickly in the year ahead. Among the perspectives Seth featured are those of Nicholas Stepro, Arcadia’s Chief Product and Technology Officer. Nick acknowledges challenges and uncertainty surrounding health data interoperability, such as the growing need for collaboration between innovative entrants and established organizations to unlock the full potential of healthcare data. While the task seems huge and progress slow, the wins the industry needs won’t come overnight. Instead, a steady drive to true openness — much like the fabled tortoise and the hare. Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dTku-4sM What do you think will remain a constant in healthcare this year? Discuss in the comments!

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.