Will advancing technology make doctors unemployed
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1) Advancing technology like machine learning algorithms and artificial intelligence may replace many routine doctor functions by 2025 and make some doctors unemployed. 2) There is a global shortage of 4.3 million doctors and nurses currently. Additionally, over 1 billion people worldwide lack access to any medical facility, clinic, or doctor. 3) New technologies like 3D tissue printing may allow for printing of simple organs or patches for failing organs by 2025, but questions remain around who will pay for such advanced medical innovations.
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- 1. Healthcare in the future: Will advancing technology make doctors unemployed? Maneesh Juneja, Digital Health Futurist April 11th 2014 @maneeshjuneja Maneeshjuneja.com
- 2. Disclosure • I have no commercial ties to any of the companies & individuals mentioned in today’s talk • I have enormous respect for the doctors who work so hard to save lives • Thanks to Maggie Delano, Joshu Kotfila & HackReduce
- 7. “By 2025, 80 percent of the functions doctors do will be done much better and much more cheaply by machines and machine learned algorithms” TechCrunch, Jan 10th 2012 Pub. Jan 2012 August 2012
- 8. Do we have enough doctors in the world? How many doctors & nurses are we short of at a global level? a)500,000 b)1 million c)4 million d)10 million Source: World Health Organisation Answer is c, 4.3 million
- 9. How many people on Earth don’t have physical access to a hospital, clinic, or doctor of any kind? 1,000,000,000
- 10. Phyllis D. Frosst PhD, Personalized Medicine Coalition, USA 2025 1658
- 11. What do naturopaths say about doctors?
- 18. a)5% b)16% c)34% d)58% e)70% Source: Intel Healthcare Innovation Barometer What %age of people would be willing to share data from their ‘smart toilet’ if it could improve healthcare?
- 21. 2014: Strips of liver tissue to pharma to be used to test toxicity of potential treatments 2019: Printing tissue strips to patch failing organs? 2025: Printing of simple organs?Blood supply?
- 22. FastCoExist – March 19th 2014
- 26. March 13th 2014: Automated arrogance
- 30. Sources: University of Oxford, Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael A. Osborne GRAPHIC: AKI ITO / BLOOMBERG NEWS & DAVE MERRILL / BLOOMBERG VISUAL DATA
- 31. April 5th 2014
- 32. Siri – why do I have a fever? Checking your body…please wait a minute.. You have lung cancer. It’s terminal. You have 3 end of life care facilities near you. Would you like directions? I also noticed you don’t have a will. Would you like to make one now?
- 37. No profit in prevention! Move away from perverse incentives
- 40. Thank YOU for listening – Questions? Maneesh@mjanalytics.com @maneeshjuneja Maneeshjuneja.com #docsoutofwork
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