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Today's HealthTech is changing fast - too fast for most of us. Can you still keep the pace? See what was recently discovered and what the status quo is! Galen Growth Asia is an independent organization with the objective of developing the healthtech ecosystem across Asia through collaboration between all interested stakeholders. Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/galen-growth-asia or on http://www.galengrowth.asia
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10 Digital Healthcare Trends To Follow in 2023
Digital healthcare refers to a broad range of categories such as mobile health, wearable devices, health information technology, telemedicine online platform and telehealth, and personalized medicine. Healthcare providers benefit from digital health as it gives them the tools to have a better view of the patient’s health, which gives them an extensive view of the patient, which allows them to give better healthcare to the patient. EMed HealthTech reveals the 10 digital healthcare trends to check in 2023.
AI-enabled Digital Transformation
Wearable tech and Continuous Health Monitoring
Better Privacy and Security
Universal Adoption of Telehealth
Use of Big Data and Analytics
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Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality
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Investing in mental health
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) and Healthcare Inequality
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The document discusses rising healthcare costs in the US and India and how digital technologies can help address challenges in healthcare. It notes that healthcare costs in the US are projected to reach 20% of GDP by 2020. In India, healthcare spending is estimated at $100 billion but technology spending is only $4 billion. The document outlines opportunities for telemedicine, mobile health apps, data analytics, and other digital technologies to improve access, lower costs, and enhance care delivery in both countries. It predicts more investment in Indian healthcare startups utilizing these technologies.
“The power of Healthcare is in Consumer’s hands”
The document discusses rising healthcare costs in the US and India and how digital technologies can help address challenges in healthcare. It notes that healthcare costs in the US are projected to reach 20% of GDP by 2020. In India, healthcare spending is estimated at $100 billion but technology spending is only $4 billion. The document outlines opportunities for telemedicine, mobile health apps, data analytics, and other digital technologies to improve access, lower costs, and enhance care delivery in both countries. It predicts more investment in Indian healthcare startups utilizing these technologies.
AI IN HEALTH CARE
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science are shaping healthcare delivery in several ways:
1) They help manage patient visits through online booking and AI-powered chatbots that can meet immediate health needs. Digital patient information management also allows information sharing.
2) Doctors can use technologies like wearables and telemedicine to focus on listening to patients and quickly enter data, improving interactions. Robots also enable remote access to healthcare.
3) AI helps with diagnosis and prescription by analyzing previous data and predicting disease spread and risk. Digital monitoring informs doctors on patient histories.
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There is no doubt that the use of technology is increasing all around us. The health care field is no different. Technology now plays a major role in the health care profession. It is almost guaranteed to continue to develop at a rapid rate (Horn, 2017). From electronic heath records to patient portals, I have utilized technology since becoming a nurse, increasing significantly over the last decade. However, at my most current place of employment, we do not use much technology at all. In fact, much of technology is prohibited as I work in a prison. After relying on technology so heavily, it has been a major adjustment to return to the era of very limited technology use. In fact, the only technology we utilize is telehealth.
Telehealth is the “delivery of health care services, where distance is a critical factor, by all healthcare professionals using information and communication technologies for the exchange of valid information for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease and injuries, research and evaluation, and for the continuing education of health care providers, all in the interest of advancing the health of individuals and their communities” (Koivunen, & Saranto, 2018). This method of health care delivery is seen as a means in which to improve communication and enhance patient-centered care (Cipriano, 2011; Virji, Yarnall, Krause, Pollak, Scannell, Gradison, & Ostbye, 2006). As with all technology, there are both facilitators and barriers present with the use of telehealth.
According to the study conducted by Koivunen & Saranto (2018), nurses’ skills in telehealth application were seen as a facilitator to telehealth utilization. However, the same study identified some barriers present. Some of those barriers included nursing’s discomfort with the equipment utilized with telehealth as well as lack of basic computer skills present amongst nurses (Koivunen, & Saranto, 2018). In addition, negative attitudes along with lack of support and training were identified barriers (Koivunen, & Saranto, 2018). It is obvious that the change from traditional face-to-face nursing practice to telehealth requires much support for its users. There is certainly a learning curve with any new technology with experience and attitudes playing a major role in the successful implementation. However, if the proper steps are taken, telehealth can be a cost-effective way to address health care needs and has been shown to improve clinical indicators (Shulver, Killington, & Crotty, 2016).
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How to Create a Telemedicine App.pdf
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DIGITAL HEALTH AND PATIENTCARE
Digital health refers to the use of digital technologies to provide healthcare services. It includes electronic health records, mobile health apps, telehealth, and personalized medicine. The introduction of digital health aims to improve access to care, enhance quality, and reduce costs. While digital health shows promise, challenges remain around data quality, availability of services and equipment, and ensuring user acceptance and utilization of technologies. Going forward, India hopes to leverage digital health through initiatives like telemedicine, electronic medical records, artificial intelligence, robotics, smart health monitors, and mobile health apps to transform healthcare delivery.
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This document provides an overview of digital health for nursing students. It defines digital health and discusses key areas like big data, genomics, and artificial intelligence. It outlines drivers of digital health in India like lifestyle diseases and an aging population. Key aspects of digital health are discussed, including telemedicine, electronic health records, robot-assisted surgery, self-monitoring devices, the internet of medical things, and mHealth. The future of digital health in India is seen to involve expanded telemedicine, electronic medical records, artificial intelligence, and more. Digital health tools were also discussed in the context of COVID-19, along with advantages and challenges of digital health.
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"Market Research it too text-booky, I am in the market for a decade, I am living research book" this is what the founder I met on the event claimed, few of my colleagues rolled their eyes. Its true that one cannot over look the real life experience, but one cannot out beat structured gold mine of market research.
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