What: Clalit Health Services, one of Israel's leading healthcare providers, offers a comprehensive model that integrates primary, secondary, and tertiary care. The organization leverages advanced digital health tools and value-based care initiatives to streamline patient management across all care levels. This model includes coordinated care pathways that allow for better tracking of patient progress and more efficient use of healthcare resources. Clalit’s approach includes the implementation of digital care pathways in collaboration with The clinician, aimed at improving value-based care delivery.​

What: Geisinger Health leverages digital technologies and telemedicine to improve patient care, access, and engagement. Through the My Geisinger portal and MyChart app, patients can manage appointments, view test results, request prescription renewals, and communicate with their care team. The integration of billing with electronic health records in MyChart streamlines financial interactions, allowing for real-time balance updates and various payment options. Geisinger also offers virtual care options, such as telehealth consultations and a nurse triage line, ensuring patients can receive medical advice and support remotely.​

What: The Victorian Department of Health, in collaboration with La Trobe University, has established the Victorian Virtual Emergency Department (VVED). This innovative solution allows patients to access emergency care remotely, thereby reducing the burden on physical emergency departments. As part of Victoria's Virtual Care Strategy, the VVED provides real-time consultations, ensuring timely diagnoses and treatments. La Trobe University played a significant role as a partner in the VVED's development and implementation. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the VVED offered an essential alternative to in-person visits, maintaining continuity of care and minimizing exposure risks. This virtual care model has effectively reduced wait times and optimized resource allocation, demonstrating remarkable adaptability in healthcare delivery. The initiative sets a new standard for integrating technology into healthcare, highlighting the benefits of virtual care.​

What: The Medibus initiative, a partnership between Deutsche Bahn and Cisco, addresses the challenge of accessible healthcare in rural Germany. This mobile medical unit travels to towns across the Hesse region, providing vital healthcare services where traditional medical practices are scarce or absent. Powered by Cisco technology, the Medibus integrates mobility, IoT, security, and collaboration tools to deliver advanced medical care directly to communities in need. Recognized with the German Mobility Award 2019, the Medibus exemplifies innovation in healthcare delivery, leveraging digital capabilities to bridge healthcare gaps and enhance community well-being.

What: The "Sandbox" housed at RMIT-Cisco's Health Transformation Lab is a digitally enabled mock care setting where researchers, startups and health system professionals work together on prototypes for the future of health. Powered by Cisco's Meraki network and supported by a variety of healthcare partners, the Sandbox enables a frictionless pipeline from idea to implementation. The inclusion of autonomous robotics, in the form of Boston Dynamics' Spot, has created a space where the most futuristic visions for health can be trailed, tested, and translated into practice.

What: The integrated care solutions by SingHealth demonstrate a commitment to creating a dynamic and adaptable health system that addresses the needs of patients at every level of care. By leveraging a network of hospitals, community partners, and specialized centres, SingHealth ensures that patients experience seamless transitions and receive continuous, coordinated care throughout their healthcare journey. SingHealth's model incorporates several key programs and facilities: SingHealth Community Hospitals: These hospitals, such as Outram Community Hospital and Sengkang Community Hospital, are co-located with acute hospitals and specialist clinics. Regional Health System (RHS): SingHealth collaborates with various community partners, including social service organizations and primary care providers, to deliver care beyond hospital settings. SingHealth Duke-NUS Disease Centres (SDDCs): These centres bring together specialist expertise across SingHealth institutions, offering integrated and multidisciplinary care.

What: Intermountain Healthcare leverages advanced data analytics and comprehensive electronic health record (EHR) systems to significantly enhance decision-making, patient outcomes, and operational efficiency. By integrating EHRs with data analytics tools, Intermountain Healthcare enables healthcare providers to access real-time patient data, track health trends, and predict potential health issues before they become critical. 

What: MSF implements dynamic and adaptable healthcare spaces in response to natural disasters and crises. Their approach ensures efficient triage and treatment in challenging environments, often characterized by overcrowding and limited resources. By setting up mobile clinics and flexible health posts, MSF addresses immediate medical needs while ensuring that their healthcare delivery can adapt to changing conditions and patient volumes. This dynamic approach is critical for providing effective and timely medical care in disaster-stricken and conflict areas. MSF's ability to mobilize and establish adaptable health spaces significantly enhances their capacity to deliver urgent medical assistance, thereby improving outcomes in some of the world's most vulnerable regions.

What: WHO has launched the Preparedness and Resilience for Emerging Threats (PRET) initiative to bolster global readiness for future pandemics, focusing initially on respiratory pathogens like influenza and coronaviruses. PRET leverages lessons from COVID-19 and other health emergencies to provide integrated planning guidance. It emphasizes a mode of transmission approach, fostering multi-sectoral coordination, community engagement, and equity. The initiative aims to enhance countries' operational capacities through updated preparedness plans, stakeholder connectivity, and sustained investments, ensuring readiness for emerging infectious disease threats.