Oportunidades e desafios do mercado de e-health no Brasil

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The document discusses opportunities and challenges for eHealth in Brazil. It notes that while Brazil has a fast-growing healthcare sector and opportunities for foreign companies, challenges include a lack of standard health terminologies, poor healthcare IT infrastructure, and slow adoption of electronic medical records in hospitals. However, there are also local eHealth companies emerging that provide opportunities for investment and partnerships.

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Overall Challenges in Brazil to start a Company
- High and Complex Tax Load
- Poorly-qualified workforce
- Hard to open and hard to close a company
- High-cost employee benefits over equity
- Scarce venture capital investment and risk-averse culture
- Impossible to take an IP out of university
- Logistics and Infrastructure (trucks and ports)
- Tech: Non-API’s ecosystem
- Boletos and Installments are must haves
- 3G is really 1G
Source: Brazil Startup Report

Overall Opportunities in Brazil to start a Company
- Brazil is the gateway to success in Latin America
- Internet Population is high 50% (India: 13%)
- Mobile Phone Penetration is even higher 126% (US:106%)
- Credit card Penetration 69% (US: 71%)
- Facebook Penetration: 35% (India: 5%)
- Buscapé: Acquired by the giant Naspers for US$ 342mi
- PeixeUrbano: Acquired by Baidu, chinese giant
Source: Brazil Startup Report

Overall Challenges for eHealth in Brazil
- No major solution uses terminologies (HL7, openEHR, Snowmed)
- Even government solutions lacks integrations (DATASUS)
- Poorly-skilled workforce for Health Informatics (small number)
- IT Infra-structure is very very bad
- IT is supportive, not strategic
- Legislation in medicine is clueless and dark (telemedicine is
Skype)
- Government is more worried about Cuban doctors than eHealth
- Hospital adoption of EMRs is slow (less than 10%)
- Payment models take risk from the person, decreasing needs for
B2C solutions

Overall Opportunities for eHealth in Brazil
- Brazil has a fast-growing healthcare sector (9-10,2% of GDP, 15%
CAGR)
- UnitedHealth bought Amil - it eases integration for foreigners
- Almost 400k physicians, and still lacking (telemedicine?)
- 4th largest pharmaceutical market in 2016 (Walgreens, CVS entering
the market)
!
- The market is interesting for global players - Cerner/Einstein Hospital
- But Local and interesting companies are starting to appear:
- MinhaVida (~WebMD): 15M in rev, invested by Intel Capital
- MV (EMR): 100M in rev; Bionexo (buying platform), 25M in rev,
both invested by Insight Venture Partners
- Local differences are barriers for new entrants: Qualicorp: 600M,
38% EBITDA

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