Digital Health: Is the euphoria justified?

Author: Adrita Bhattacharya-Craven   In collaboration with   Adam B. Cohen, Johns Hopkins University Saira Ghafur, Imperial College London    

The digital health market has grown sharply and significantly in the space of a few years, and its growth is projected to continue at an increasing rate going forward. Despite this, our research indicates that it still has some way to go in terms of delivering quantifiable benefits on a larger scale. We offer recommendations for insurers on how they can shape the digital health market to optimise its societal benefits alongside realising new business opportunities.

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