Healthcare & life sciences
Even before recent events put healthcare to the forefront of global concerns, the sector faced growing challenges. Aging populations, changing funding models, rising public expectations and the advent of disruptive technology have all contributed to difficulties in providing quality care at affordable costs. At Mazars, we understand the need to work collaboratively with companies, governments, policymakers and investors to deliver healthy, safe societies. We offer specialist advice to address cost pressures while leveraging our technical expertise with one objective in mind: to help continuously improve the quality of care.
The healthcare ecosystem is facing rapidly changing demographics, higher consumer demands and shifting political priorities. The most secure and resilient healthcare organisations and businesses will be those who can anticipate how rapid innovation, spending patterns for domestic and international health systems and regulatory changes will impact their bottom line.
Organisations and businesses in the healthcare sector are responding to technological advances, new care delivery techniques and the emergence of new challengers. In the years ahead, we believe versatility and adaptability will be key, which is why we are constantly updating our own knowledge with the aim to cater to the broadest range of players in the healthcare and life sciences landscape.
Our solutions are designed to help authorities, organisations and companies manage and improve their day-to-day operations in the health sector, anticipate changes and achieve real transformation. Whether you need short-term accounting solutions or a longer-term appraisal of your organisation’s strategy, we have the experience and knowledge to support you. Our team members have years of experience as consultants or accountants in the medical and social care sectors, with many holding professional medical accounting memberships. Based on your requirements, we aim to build a team with the best skills to drive your organisation forward.
Life sciences organisations currently have great potential to thrive in the UK however, they are also facing significant challenges which, if not managed correctly, will limit this opportunity. Hear from industry experts to learn what boards must consider to successfully govern in this post-Covid era.
Despite increased enforcement of anti-graft legislation, such as the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”) and China’s own commercial bribery laws, fraud and corruption remain rife across many industries in China.
Even before Covid-19, the pharma sector was already faced with a range of challenges, including the increasing cost of sourcing and product development, data security, and compliance with safety and quality standards. Furthermore, a number of unprecedented global and economic events have also had a serious effect on market dynamics, for example reforms in pharma imports in the US, the economic slowdown...
Patient care quality has become a priority for health care providers, following public demand and concerns about medical efficiency, malpractice litigation, rising competition and changes in regulation. The range of possible actions to improve patient care is long, and among the most efficient is to empower nurses and turn hospitals into great places to work. For the past few decades, a new breed...
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