Goizueta Healthcare 20.40 Futuring Competition

Goizueta Healthcare 20.40 Futuring Competition

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Calling all Emory students! The world of healthcare today faces dizzying challenges, from escalating costs to technological developments to patient access issues and beyond. Often, though, we are so focused on the next 5 years that we fail to contemplate the fundamental forces that will transform healthcare in the longer term. Goizueta Business School is calling on students across Emory, Vanderbilt, and Morehouse School of Medicine to answer a critical question: What does U.S. healthcare look like in 2040? Join a team today and compete for a prize pool of $5,000! The deadline to sign up is February 6.  Click the link below to learn more and sign up.

https://goizueta.emory.edu/events/healthcare


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