Who should sign the Healthcare Impact Charter?

Healthcare innovators, hospitals, health systems, payers, insurers, foundations, academic partners, funders and policy leaders should sign the Charter if they want to support evidence-based, high-impact healthcare innovation.

What does the Charter prioritise?

The Charter prioritises transformational impact, independent evidence, patient-centred and equitable solutions, scalable and interoperable deployment, shared accountability and bold collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem.

Mission10X Healthcare Impact Charter

The Healthcare Impact Charter for solutions that change the curve.

Q: What is the Mission10X Healthcare Impact Charter?

The Mission10X Healthcare Impact Charter is a shared commitment to identify, support, validate and scale healthcare solutions capable of step-change improvements in care delivery, operational efficiency, equity, access and patient outcomes.

A shared commitment for healthcare innovators, providers, payers, funders and system leaders to identify, validate and scale evidence-based solutions capable of transformational impact.

Around the world, health systems face rising demand, workforce shortages, mounting costs and widening health disparities that are converging into a perfect storm. The trajectory is unsustainable, and incremental improvements alone will not meet the scale and urgency of the challenges ahead.

To change course, healthcare must go beyond marginal gains. We need to identify, support and scale transformative solutions capable of delivering 2x to 10x improvements and beyond in care delivery, operational efficiency, access, equity and patient outcomes.

Sign up to the Healthcare Impact Charter.

We invite forward-thinking organisations and individuals across healthcare to sign this Charter and help lead the shift from fragmentation to transformation.

Why sign?

By working together to identify and implement solutions that deliver true step-change, we can help health systems become more sustainable, resilient and better for patients, clinicians and communities.

Who is it for?

The Charter is for providers, payers, innovators, funders, foundations, academic partners, technology partners, policy leaders and healthcare organisations committed to measurable impact rather than innovation theatre.

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The Charter.

These seven commitments translate the Healthcare Impact Charter into practical expectations for solutions, signatories and ecosystem partners.

Transformational Impact, Not Just Innovation

We commit to backing and scaling healthcare solutions that:

Deliver step-change improvements – not just incremental gains – in areas such as diagnostic speed, accuracy, clinical throughput, patient flow and cost-efficiency.
Address system-wide problems with measurable outcomes, such as halving wait times, doubling diagnostic capacity or significantly reducing cost per episode of care.
Show potential for broad scalability and real-world deployment.

Rigorously Evidenced, Independently Validated

We believe that meaningful solutions must be:

Grounded in robust clinical and operational evidence.
Validated by real-world performance data, health economics studies or peer-reviewed research.
Aligned with existing regulations and ethical frameworks, while pushing toward better standards.

Accreditation of High-Impact Solutions

To foster trust, visibility and adoption, we will:

Establish or support a transparent, multi-stakeholder accreditation framework for healthcare solutions that meet impact thresholds.
Promote accredited solutions within procurement, reimbursement and delivery channels.
Recognise excellence across different health system categories, including primary, acute and community care.

Patient-Centric and Equitable

Solutions must:

Improve outcomes, safety and experience for all patients, especially underserved populations.
Support more personalised, accessible and preventive models of care.
Respect data privacy, agency and patient rights at every level.

Scalable, Interoperable and Workflow-Compatible

We support solutions that:

Integrate into existing systems without creating disruption or duplication.
Enable seamless data exchange across clinical and administrative systems.
Minimise cognitive and operational load on healthcare staff.

Shared Accountability and Learning

We agree to:

Continuously measure and share the impact of adopted solutions.
Create a culture of transparency, peer learning and evidence sharing.
Retire or refine approaches that fail to meet expectations.

Bold Collaboration Across the Ecosystem

We recognise that:

Transformative change requires aligned action across technology providers, health systems and payers.
We must overcome siloed procurement and reward high-value partnerships.
We will work collectively to accelerate the path from pilot to system-wide adoption.

Mission-Aligned Healthcare Impact

We will use the Charter as a practical filter:

Prioritise solutions with credible evidence and adoption potential.
Support approaches that can improve outcomes, access, equity, efficiency and safety.
Keep the focus on measurable healthcare impact, not novelty, visibility or vendor momentum.

From Pilot to System Change

We will work to close the adoption gap by:

Connecting evidence, accreditation, procurement, reimbursement and implementation learning.
Helping credible solutions move beyond isolated pilots.
Sharing what works, what fails and what needs to change.

Organisational commitments.

As signatories to this Charter, organizations agree to work towards the following:

Champion high-impact healthcare innovation, not just adoption of new tools for the sake of novelty.
Invest in implementation and evaluation capacity to measure what truly works.
Support transparent accreditation pathways and recognise proven, scalable solutions.
Align incentives – financial, operational and regulatory – with real-world outcomes.

Frequently asked questions.

Clear answers for organisations considering whether to sign, support or use the Healthcare Impact Charter.

What is the Mission10X Healthcare Impact Charter?

The Healthcare Impact Charter is a shared commitment to identify, support, validate and scale healthcare solutions capable of step-change improvements in care delivery, operational efficiency, access, equity and patient outcomes.

How is this different from a general innovation pledge?

The Charter is focused on measurable healthcare impact. It prioritises evidence, adoption readiness, patient benefit, interoperability, workflow compatibility, shared accountability and system-wide collaboration.

Who should sign the Charter?

Healthcare innovators, hospitals, health systems, payers, insurers, funders, foundations, academic partners, policy leaders and ecosystem partners should sign if they want to support high-impact, evidence-based healthcare transformation.

Does signing the Charter mean a solution is accredited?

No. Signing the Charter signals alignment with the Mission10X principles. Accreditation is a separate process that assesses solutions against evidence, clinical impact, adoption, interoperability, economics and transformational potential.

Why does the Charter emphasise interoperability and workflow fit?

Even strong solutions fail when they cannot integrate into real clinical environments. Interoperability and workflow compatibility help determine whether a solution can move from promise to adoption.

How does the Charter support health equity?

The Charter prioritises solutions that improve outcomes, safety and experience for all patients, especially underserved populations, and supports more personalised, accessible and preventive models of care.

Sign the Healthcare Impact Charter.

Join Mission10X and help identify, validate and scale healthcare solutions that are evidence-based, adoptable, equitable and capable of changing the curve.

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