Global

Confidential

Universal Healthcare Advisory — KPMG

PROJECT DETAILS

Case Study.pdf

CLIENT

KPMG / Multiple Governments (Confidential)

REGION

Global

YEAR

-

SERVICE AREAS

National Policy

Governance

We were not brought in to consult.

We were brought in to build from the inside.

Dr Anna van Poucke · Founder, GHT

01

Situation

Governments across emerging markets were seeking to develop and implement universal healthcare coverage frameworks, requiring specialist advisory support. Technology deployment and policy advisory were needed simultaneously to build effective national health systems.

02

Challenge

Building a new consulting capability from scratch while delivering complex, multi-country universal healthcare assignments across diverse regulatory and cultural contexts. Navigating different health system structures and political environments across more than 10 countries simultaneously.

03

Action

1

Team setup

Helped set up a new consulting team at KPMG to deliver universal healthcare advisory work including technology deployment.

2

Multi-country delivery

Delivered advisory work across India, Vietnam, Pakistan, South Africa, the Caribbean, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Thailand, Indonesia, China and the Philippines.

3

Technology deployment

Integrated technology deployment into universal healthcare advisory assignments.

4

Policy & systems advisory

Advised governments on universal healthcare coverage frameworks, policy design and health system strengthening.

04

Result

Universal healthcare advisory and technology deployment delivered across more than 10 countries.

01

New universal healthcare consulting capability established at KPMG.

02

Advisory delivered across 10+ countries across Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

03

Technology deployment integrated into national health system strengthening programmes.

04

Universal healthcare coverage frameworks developed across multiple national contexts.

THE MODEL

A two-channel care model

Separating acute & complex care from elective care — so scarce workforce and infrastructure are deployed where they create the most capacity.

University Medical Centre

Acute & complex care

High acuity

Emergency

Specialist referral

Elective care

Planned

High volume

Day-case

Advising the leaders who shape healthcare for all.