Transforming healthcare through sustainable and resilient data infrastructure
In the past two decades, global spending on health has doubled. Yet, optimal healthcare remains out of reach for most of the world as many countries continue to struggle with the burden of disease, growing complexity of healthcare, and persistence of health disparities.
The problem is not a lack of innovation. Advancements in technology and medicine have made it possible to improve nearly every aspect of care by analysing vast amounts of data, uncovering insights into each person’s disease and experiences, and using these insights to tailor care to the individual. For example, AI-enabled imaging techniques can help doctors detect diseases earlier and more accurately. Genomic profiling has made it possible to diagnose and treat patients with far greater precision. Wearables and digital health technologies are empowering patients to manage and monitor their health outside of a traditional clinical setting. At Roche, we call this personalised healthcare.ce (RWE) requirements for an OBA is approximately 3 years for cancers with short trajectories.