
LIMITED-EDITION BOOK
A field guide to the brave choices ahead.
Featuring leaders from NHS England, the Health Ministries of Canada, Greece and Portugal, Optum, Bayer, Khosla Ventures, Africa CDC and more.
This is a printed, limited edition. There’s no cost involved.
Belief is for the brave
Every future began as someone’s idea. But ideas only change the world when someone else is brave enough to back them.
Essays, interviews, and scenarios
The “Future of Healthcare” book moves from urgent debates to first-hand leadership perspectives, then into four speculative scenarios. Together, they ask not simply what technology can do, but what leaders, institutions and societies are prepared to do with it.



Voices from every level of healthcare
From national policy to the clinical front line, we are bringing together the leaders responsible for turning ideas into systems that work.

Dr Penny Dash
Chair, NHS England

Marjorie Michel
Minister of Health, Canada

Adonis Georgiadis
Minister for Health, Greece

Ana Paula Martins
Minister of Health, Portugal

Dr Jean Kaseya
Director General, Africa CDC

Patrick Conway
CEO, Optum

Bill Anderson
CEO, Bayer

Virgilio Bento
Founder and CEO, Sword
Also featuring perspectives from: Vinod Khosla, Dame Caroline Clarke, Tracy Saula, Dr Sidney Klajner, Dr Johanna Cresswell-Smith, Chris Bischoff and others.
Key insights in the book
These pages explore the choices already confronting healthcare leaders:
- How do we move from sick care to prevention without destabilising today’s system?
- Can AI extend clinical capacity without weakening trust?
- What does equitable access look like when geography no longer has to decide?
- How should regulation evolve when technology moves faster than institutions?
- What happens when healthcare becomes continuous, connected and proactive?

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