Yasmin Dias Guichot serves as Lead of Healthcare Systems Transformation at the World Economic Forum’s headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. She has experience in corporate social responsibility, partnership building and management with a focus on health information strengthening, healthcare systems resilience, and value-based healthcare.
Previously, Yasmin was an Associate Director at a boutique consultancy operating at the intersection of business strategy, policy analysis, public affairs, and communications. She has managed and consulted on policy projects providing strategic planning and communications engaging with cross-sectoral stakeholders. Yasmin also has experience working in health philanthropy and academia.
She has earned two masters, the first in Biomedical Research from the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands and the second in Public Health from the University of Miami along with an undergraduate degree in Biology from the University of West Florida. She is bilingual in English and Spanish with working proficiency in French.
La cantidad de datos que genera el sector sanitario cada segundo es casi incomprensible. Se calcula que hasta 2020 el sector generó en todo el mundo 2,3 zettabytes de datos, es decir, 2.3...
The amount of data that healthcare churns out with each passing second is almost incomprehensible. By 2020, it was estimated that globally the healthcare sector would generate 2.3 zettaby...
Our global healthcare crisis is characterized by inequities in access to healthcare, with increasing costs and financial burdens on individuals, households and governments. Sharp surges i...
As we approach the fourth year of the COVID-19 pandemic and convene at the Annual Meeting in Davos 2023, health and healthcare topics remain high on the agenda.
