The fourth GLC4HSR Annual Conclave will take place on 24–25 March 2025 at the Indian National Science Academy (INSA), New Delhi, bringing together global leaders, practitioners, and policymakers to advance resilient health systems through peer-to-peer learning and real-world implementation insights.
This edition focuses on high-impact themes such as integrated models of care, strategic purchasing to drive value, digital transformation, and supply chain resilience. Sessions will showcase how integrated and people-centred care is being built through state-level work in India, including ongoing efforts in care integration and coordination to improve patient experience, ensure continuity of care, and strengthen outcomes.
A dedicated session on strategic purchasing will explore how payers such as SACHIS are using purchasing levers to drive value across the life course, enriched by perspectives from countries including South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand.
Another panel will examine the challenges and enablers in adopting interoperable electronic health records, drawing on implementation lessons from India, alongside discussions on responsible digital health and AI governance.
These core discussions will be complemented by side sessions on building health workforce (HRH) capacity, leadership, and change management, reinforcing GLC4HSR’s commitment to strengthening health systems.
What it takes for communities to anticipate, absorb, and respond to health shocks.
How One Health is being operationalised through coordination, surveillance, and joint action.
Building assurance systems that make care safer, more reliable, and outcome-focused.
Funding approaches that sustain core services and protect systems during shocks.
Lessons on keeping essential supplies available despite disruptions.
What enables digital health to scale is trust, governance, interoperability, and adoption.
Closing the gap between NCD plans and measurable results in delivery.
Turning climate risk into practical adaptation across services, infrastructure, and preparedness.