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Addressing the drivers of the women’s health gap would require substantial investment but also open new market opportunities.
A systemic and proactive approach to reporting clinical outcomes could resolve data gaps which currently underestimate and underreport women's health burden, limiting innovation and investment.
Creation of sex-and gender-responsive care delivery systems could unlock better care delivery solutions tailored to women’s needs.
Directing investments toward women’s health to fund sources that typically overlook that many conditions manifest differently in each sex.
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Closing the women’s health gap: A $1 trillion opportunity to improve lives and economies
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Investments addressing the women’s health gap could add years to life and life to years—and potentially boost the global economy by $1 trillion annually by 2040.
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Creating a more inclusive economy with the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility
The McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility (BEM) is a think-and-do tank dedicated to advancing racial equity and inclusive growth through in-depth research and tools that enable organizations to accelerate real world impact.
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Expanding economic mobility with the Rework America Alliance
McKinsey joined Rework America Alliance to upskill and coach the low-wage workers most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic ], and to shift employer practices to open opportunities for these workers based on their skills. The Rework America Alliance, a Markle Foundation initiative, is working to help millions of unemployed workers from low-wage roles move into better jobs.
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Redesigning care to reward quality at Tennessee’s Medicaid agency
McKinsey helped TennCare, Tennessee’s Medicaid agency, redesign the way providers are reimbursed for care, which helps to improve the quality of care provided in the state.