HealthLeaders Media July 6, 2021
Jack O'Brien

Kelly Rozumalski, a vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, said 5G will bring “huge opportunities” to healthcare, but added that with “innovation comes risk.”

The embrace of 5G network technology is expected to have major implications for the American economy, specifically the healthcare industry.

As healthcare organizations emerge from a pandemic that challenged the traditional tenets of care delivery and led to the mainstream adoption of telemedicine, some organizations and leaders are examining what 5G could mean for addressing vulnerabilities going forward.

In June, the Department of Defense issued a request for prototype proposal to members of the National Spectrum Consortium for research and training related to 5G telemedicine and medical training.

Kelly Rozumalski is a vice president at...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

Continue Reading

 
Topics: 5G, Health System / Hospital, Interview / Q&A, Provider, Technology, Trends
Related Articles:
How 6G can make medical prevention more efficient through a wireless aggregation of health data
AI And 5G-Powered Partnerships: How CSPs Are Building New Revenue Models
Why Conditions are Ripe for Enabling Care Everywhere
How 5G Is Powering Healthcare’s Next Digital Transformation
How Are Healthcare Organizations Approaching 5G?

Share This Article