Vasco Antunes Pereira, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Grupo Lusíadas Saúde, wrote an analysis published in the XLIX BAROMETER on the relationship between a country's competitiveness and its health system.
In his analysis, Antunes Pereira argues that a competitive country fundamentally depends on a health system capable of keeping pace with its development. This premise serves as the basis for his reflection on the strategic importance of health for the national economy.
The article comes in the context of the Barometer, a publication that regularly addresses topics relevant to Portugal's competitiveness and development. Grupo Lusíadas Saúde, under Antunes Pereira's leadership, positions itself as a relevant player in Portugal's health sector.
This analysis is part of a broader debate on how health systems should evolve to respond not only to the population's health needs, but also to actively contribute to a country's economic competitiveness.
