The New Healthcare Market: Innovation Can Only Grow When Built on a Foundation of Trust
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PwC Thailand has released a survey on the new healthcare market in 2026. The survey finds that healthcare innovation can grow sustainably only when it is built on a foundation of trust.
Healthcare innovation today uses new technologies to help people take better care of their own health, such as providing medical services through digital systems and using health data to plan treatment. However, these technologies will be accepted by the public only when users feel confident that companies will treat them appropriately.
According to the survey, healthcare businesses should therefore build trust with customers and patients, and must give top priority to the security of personal data, because health data is highly sensitive. If the data is leaked, it may affect both service users and the confidence in the business.
In conclusion, the healthcare market in the future will continue to expand as innovation develops, but long-term success depends on building trust and seriously ensuring data security, which will help both service providers and service users benefit together.
Sources: thestandard.co
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