Defining Health Systems of the Future – Contributions from Health Policy and Systems Research

Defining the future of health systems has never been more urgent. Climate change, geopolitical shifts, economic uncertainty, aging populations, digital health transformation, and evolving workforce demands are reshaping how countries deliver and sustain healthcare systems worldwide.

Join us for an insightful seminar with Professor Amirhossein Takian, Senior Scientist and Team Lead at The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, WHO Geneva, as he shares how Health Systems 2050 (HS2050) is helping countries envision and prepare for the future of resilient, equitable, and people-centred health systems.

Defining Health Systems of the Future – Contributions from Health Policy and Systems Research

• Exploring how global trends and crises are shaping the future of health systems
• Understanding the Health Systems 2050 (HS2050) initiative by WHO’s Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research
• How country-focused research, stakeholder engagement, and foresight approaches can guide future-ready health systems
• The role of health policy and systems research in strengthening governance, equity, and evidence-informed policymaking
• Opportunities to discuss future health systems thinking and foresight activities in Singapore with global health researchers, practitioners, and students

Date:

12 June 2026, Friday

Time:

11.00am – 12.00pm SGT

Venue:

NUS, Tahir Foundation Building, Seminar Room 2, Level 8, 12 Science Drive 2, S(117549)