Pioneering Collaborative Medical Solutions
GE Healthcare is committed to collaborate with researchers to develop medical solutions that improve patient care. Innovative concepts from qualified researchers help GE Healthcare build the next generation of medical products and practices. These proposals lead to studies designed to develop new technologies and techniques, as well as studies focused on developing more efficient solutions to reduce costs, mitigate provider burden, or increase access to care. Together, we can identify and propose innovative solutions for unmet clinical needs. We value our research collaborators and strive to build lasting relationships that result in ongoing, mutually beneficial, research partnerships spanning many years.
Technology leadership
GE Healthcare is focused on developing new and existing products in a variety of care areas. We work with thought leaders in medicine, physics, and science to push the boundaries of technology to achieve optimal care for patients worldwide. GE Healthcare can help researchers to investigate and develop new hardware, software, and algorithm technologies. Our partnerships are enabling world class technology solutions for medical care.
Driving availability, accessibility, acceptability, and quality
According to recent World Health Organization (WHO) estimates, at least a billion people suffer each year because they cannot obtain the health services they need [1], and over 100 million people experience hardships as a result of health care expenditures that can be devastating [2]. GE Healthcare believes that partnerships with researchers across the globe with innovative approaches will lead us to identifying and addressing care burdens and shortages, and increasing access and adoption of critical health care technologies. Together, we can help
to improve the world’s quality of medical care.
[1] World Health Organization. Universal health coverage (UHC) (Fact Sheet N°395). Sep 2014.
[2] World Health Organization. The right to health (Fact Sheet N°323). Nov 2013.