How Technology Is Changing Healthcare

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Technology is disrupting healthcare in several ways: telehealth allows remote doctor visits and monitoring, reducing unnecessary visits and expanding access; virtual assistants provide health information to patients; and augmented reality, electronic health records, and data-driven advertising increase efficiency and early detection. These technologies aim to engage patients, solve access issues, and create a more informed, proactive approach to healthcare.

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How Technology Is Disrupting Healthcare

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Engagement Is Easy When Patients Are In Your Care, Afterwards, Not So Much

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Drugs don’t work in patients who don’t take them.
- C. Everett Coop, Former Surgeon General

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Lifestyles are
hard to change.

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Patients don’t buy in to what they
don’t understand

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We don’t always do what
we are supposed to…
Like going to the doctors

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Technology Can Solve Problems

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Telehealth

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‘I’d rather just take some NyQuil’

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More than half of US hospitals have telehealth capabilities
48 states require payers to cover telehealth
75% of doctor, ER and Urgent Care visits are not necessary and
could have been handled over the phone or via telehealth
20% of people in the US live in rural areas with no access to
healthcare

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Telehealth is more efficient, freeing up valuable time for Doctors.
You Are Number
In Line To See Dr. Bob

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Early Detection = Better Outcomes

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Virtual Assistants

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2016
2015
2017 2017

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Source: Juniper Research VOICE ASSISTANTS ~ THE NEXT ADVERTISING BATTLEGROUND
70 million US
households by 2022
55% of all homes

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Alexa
Everywhere

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Alexa involved in four
different clinical trials

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Brands are developing skills

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EHR

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Launched in over 39 hospital
networks in March 2018.

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Physicians Notified Of
Need For Urgent Care

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Creating a more informed patient.

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Augmented Reality

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Programmatic

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Data = Relevancy

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Data = Efficiency

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Display
Mobile
Video
Social
Radio
TV

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Jeremy Barbera

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2017 Healthcare Predictions

Clinic Service

This document provides predictions for changes coming to the US healthcare system in 2017 and beyond. It predicts that the Affordable Care Act will undergo significant changes. It also expects the sale of health insurance across state lines, creating a new payment dynamic for providers. The document predicts that government funding to hospitals will be reduced, forcing cost cutting that will threaten higher compensation for providers. It concludes that providers should take control of their future by becoming entrepreneurs rather than relying on medical corporations. Clinic Service can help providers navigate these changes and ensure proper billing and payment.

Sensotrend for MyData2019

Mikael Rinnetmäki

Medical AI and Healthcare Support

🐧 Nader Al-Shamma

Presentation from a talk I gave at the Nottingham AI meetup. In this talk I explored some of the practical applications of medical AI, the research surrounding this exciting field and the potential for AI to be utilised as a support tool in healthcare and medicine. The talk will take high level view of the technology and it's application as apposed to a low level technical analysis, making it accessible to everyone.

Why Fit Chain - What gets us up every morning?

Fit Chain

Our Mobile Health - ECO 15: Digital connectivity in healthcare

Innovation Agency

This document discusses digital health services that assess mobile health apps so they can be confidently recommended and prescribed. It notes the large and growing global and UK digital health markets. It outlines the challenges of evaluating the large number of health apps and ensuring quality and trustworthiness. The company, Our Mobile Health, provides a process to identify, assess, review, curate, and manage mobile health apps over their lifecycle to build confidence in their recommendations and prescriptions. They have experience working with various organizations and reviewing hundreds of apps. Their goal is to help scale and accelerate the benefits of digital health technologies.

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The life sciences industry in 2018

Health Datapalooza 2013: Connect & Coach Data Design Diabetes Winners

Health Data Consortium

Data Design Diabetes Innovation Challenge Winner This competition challenged entrepreneurs, data scientists, designers, and health care innovators to create the tools needed to make better decisions across the entire spectrum of diabetes. The 5 finalists pitched their product live on the Main Stage yesterday to a panel of judges who have since deliberated and made their decision. The grand prize winner of the 2013 Sanofi US Data Design Diabetes Innovation Challenge – Prove It! will be presented with $100,000. Presenters: Sara Holoubek, Chief Executive Officer, Luminary Labs Dwayne Spradlin, Chief Executive Officer, Health Data Consortium Dennis Urbaniak, Vice President, Sanofi US Michele Polz, Head of Patient Insights, Sanofi US

Sleep Tech: An Ecosystem of Electric Sleep - Daniel Ruppar, Frost & Sullivan ...

Jill Gilbert

Sleep Tech: An Ecosystem of Electric Sleep Sleep technology is emerging as one of digital health’s most promising verticals, yet there are still many unknowns surrounding adoption potential and total aspects of life integration. The future can evolve as a multi-component experience for consumers, integrating various sensor markets, digital health, connected home, and other concepts as well as other stakeholders in a care team gleaning insight from a person’s sleep experience. An important question is where do the opportunities lie in the consumer and clinical space? Join one of today’s leading digital health analysts as he shares insights and predictions on the sleep technology market.

Strategic View: How IoT data & AI algorithms are starting to change the art o...

Dr Raminderpal Singh

This document discusses how data science and network effects can increase the value of data assets for companies. It notes that data value is determined by its business impact for customers through addressing important questions. Greater data integration from multiple sources, tailored analytics, comprehensive use cases, and answered customer questions can boost data asset value. Exploratory data analysis may reveal new valuable network effects and questions. Emerging technologies like augmented and virtual reality, edge processing, and accurate sensors will change healthcare, insurance models and ability to answer questions in real-time.

Digital Innovation Impact in Life Sciences July

Paul Gulbin

Five digital trends are radically impacting the life sciences industry: 1) Internet of My Things using devices to provide personalized healthcare, 2) Connected Economy where hardware and sensors produce better health outcomes, 3) Agile Platform combining different systems and data sources to redefine healthcare, 4) Enterprise Insight using big data and analytics for smarter medical systems, and 5) Digital Healthcare improving care through telehealth and remote monitoring. These trends are being driven by innovations like wearable devices, connected medical products, 3D printing, predictive maintenance through IoT, and integrated healthcare platforms.

The Emergency Department Patient Engagement Opportunity

Lifelink Systems, Inc.

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Global AI seattle How AI will Reinvent Healthcare

Alex Ermolaev

The latest AI advances have the potential to massively improve our health and well-being. However, most of the work is yet to be done. In this talk, we will explore the most important opportunities for AI in healthcare. For example, we will explore how AI can diagnose major life-threatening conditions even before those conditions emerge. We will talk about AI ability to recommend dramatically more effective and less harmful treatment plans based on AI understanding of patient's medical history and current conditions. Finally, we will talk about AI role in making our healthcare system effective and affordable for everyone. For each area, we will discuss the latest progress made as well as the challenges remaining.

CXO Perspective: Inside the AMA’s Prescription for 3x Growth [Todd Unger]

Digital Customer Experience (DX) Summit

Get the CXO’s inside perspective on the American Medical Association’s (AMA) digital reboot. Todd Unger has been driving digital transformations for 20 years. Now, as the AMA’s Chief Experience Officer he’s undertaking a fundamental rethink of the AMA’s customer experience and digital transformation strategy. In this keynote presentation Todd will provide an inside look at the AMA’s digital makeover, starting with a pivotal data-driven paradigm shift that unleashed an array of customer experience insights, a new plan to “market the experience” to current and prospective members and an impressive 3x growth trajectory.

Nutrition bar market

snehaltirthkar

The document discusses a report on the global nutrition bar market published by Transparency Market Research. Some key points: - TMR is a market research firm that provides business information reports and services to clients in North America. - The report analyzes the nutrition bar market globally and provides forecasts for growth through 2026. - It examines the market size and growth of nutrition bars in various regions including North America, Latin America, Europe, Japan, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa. - The COVID-19 outbreak is impacting consumer preferences and demand for healthier food products like nutrition bars.

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snehaltirthkar

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