2020 Experience Will Shape Healthcare Policy Reset In 2021

By Suresh Kumar

Written on Nov. 1, 2020

By any standard, 2020 has been an extraordinary year — tragic, profoundly destabilizing, and emotionally debilitating. COVID-19 has impacted everyone, and it has taken over how we live and work; how we care for children, families, and communities; even how we vote. Economists will define the true impacts of the pandemic in multiple trillions of dollars, which includes the costs related to deaths and shuttered/limping businesses, the emotional toll on populations, and the missed opportunities of a lost year in physical and experiential education. Yet it is also a testament to public resilience and commercial collaborations.