Forbes March 29, 2023
Alex Knapp

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In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, there’s one issue that unites hospitals around the globe: health worker burnout. As part of its strategy to help its existing healthcare customers – and woo new ones – Amazon’s cloud division has selected 23 healthtech startups from a pool of 500 applications to participate in its latest healthcare accelerator program focused on workforce issues. “A lot of healthcare organizations – and this is true around the world – are facing financial pressures,” Rowland Illing, chief medical officer and director of international public sector health at Amazon Web Services tells Forbes. “There’s a lot of strain on...

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