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Six takeaways for US healthcare in Mary Meeker’s 2019 Digital Trends report
Mary Meeker's annual Internet Trends report, released last month, contained a section dedicated to trends in US healthcare. It examined how technology and the internet are changing patient interactions with healthcare providers, improving access to health services, and improving the user experience of healthcare - plus a great deal more. Here are six takeaways from the trends highlighted by Meeker.
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Marketers are wrestling control from their agencies more than ever before, as in-housing skills and technology becomes an established process within the sector. 78% of Association of National Advertisers (ANA) member marketers launched agency offerings in-house in 2018, compared to a reported 58% in 2013. Unilever, Procter & Gamble, Uber, Barclaycard and Lego are just some of the brands who’ve talked up the resulting efficiencies, security and transparency. The rewards are huge. But how do marketers navigate their way through the risks? What are the pitfalls to avoid as they seek the paybacks from this new client/ agency landscape?
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