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Clarity on Healthcare
Cooperations create added value
Cooperations create added value
Swiss healthcare is facing more challenges than ever before. In addition to the pandemic, it is still grappling with other challenges, such as increasing costs, exacting quality expectations, lack of professional staff or the prioritization of outpatient over inpatient. Numerous healthcare providers have begun to rethink their setup and processes. At the latest since the COVID-19 crisis, they also have to prove that they can implement solutions quickly and in an agile manner. Apart from the fact that they are now using digital consultation channels, they have also become much more aware of how valuable cooperations are.
Find out more on the different types of cooperations and practical examples in our publication:
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Success factors for a win-win cooperation
Cooperations and networks are among the most important competitive advantages in the Swiss healthcare system. Setting the right course for this will make success so much more tangible – today and in the future.
The following 8 factors are a good base for a successful cooperation:
Common vision
Compatible treatment and care standards
Clear contracts
Win-win situations for both partners
Financial stability of both partners
Professional cooperation management and developing momentum
Organizations match with regard to staffing and culture
Development of performance and finances
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