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WEBINAR RECORDING | SA Healthcare - Where to from here?

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WEBINAR RECORDING | SA Healthcare - Where to from here?

CDH, FTI Consulting and Insight Actuaries hosted a webinar where the future of South African healthcare and some of the lessons learnt from COVID19 were discussed. 

 

26 Nov 2020 1 min read Article

Susan Meyer, CDH Competition Law director, Economist Dr Paula Armstrong, FTI Consulting and Joint CEO Barry Childs of Insight Actuaries hosted a webinar where the future of South African healthcare and some of the lessons learnt from COVID19 were discussed. Topics included public and private sector collaboration - The socio-economic and health impact of COVID-19 - The policy state of play: after the Healthcare Market Inquiry and gearing up for NHI.

Click here to download the PPT slides.  

Watch the webinar below.

 

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