PMI & Healthcare
Global Mobility & Health Summit: How stamp collecting played a key role in the birth of IPMI – Jørgensen
Stamp collecting played a key role in the development of the first international private medical insurance (IPMI) policy, according to Per Bay Jørgensen, owner of Bay Consult International. Jorgensen, seen as the...
Read moreGlobal Mobility & Health Summit: Shaping EVPs to ageing workers’ needs can have massive impact – Simpson
Small changes can have a massive impact for firms who shape their employee value proposition (EVP) to the needs of their ageing workforce This is according to Andy Simpson, commercial director at...
Read moreGlobal Mobility & Health Summit: Iberia, Switzerland and Asia emerging hubs for ex-Middle East expats
Iberia, Switzerland and Asia are emerging hubs for expats seeking to relocate from the Middle East due to the current conflict engulfing the region. This is according to Mads Weddell-Wedellsborg, lecturer in...
Read moreGlobal Mobility & Health Summit: Middle East tensions will die down – Hill
People have short attention spans and will return to the region quite quickly when things die down, according to Pacific Prime’s general manager for the UK. Jonathan Hill said when discussing the...
Read moreGlobal Mobility & Health Summit: IMG working on short-term IPMI cover for Latin Americans
The days of long-term assignments are over. This is according to Kevin Melton, global head of IPMI at IMG, who revealed the company is working on a specific tailored short-term international private...
Read morePartnerships, pathways and AI potential key to private hospitals managing care costs – analysis
The pandemic dramatically changed how people across the country perceive private healthcare. Private health benefits can be the deciding factor as to whether a company secures the candidate they are seeking to...
Read moreNHS delays adversely affecting work for most employees – Health Shield
NHS waiting times or limited access to treatment have affected the ability of 53% of employees to do their jobs in the last year. This is according to a new study of...
Read moreNHS England abolition; PSR merger into FCA; FOS reforms; cost of living in King’s Speech – reports
Abolishing NHS England, implementing some of the government's 10 year health plan and the merger of the Payment Systems Regulator into the Financial Conduct Authority and Financial Ombudsman Service reforms are set...
Read moreThree in five take harmful actions to manage poor mental health – Mental Health Foundation
Nearly three in five people (57%) have taken harmful actions to cope with poor mental health in the past month, according to research from the Mental Health Foundation. The research which polled...
Read moreMental health demand remains persistently high post-pandemic – Healix
Mental health demand has plateaued at a persistently high post-pandemic baseline, with no evidence of decline, making it one of the largest single condition groups in workplace healthcare claims, according to data...
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