healthcare.digital June 17, 2019
Rainer Herzog

Allow me to raise this question: what will happen to a pharma company’s diabetes, respiratory or cardiology drugs if in 10 years time, we are able to fully use 3D organ printing?

Well, it would most likely disrupt its traditional business models of selling drugs for those diseases, wouldn’t it?

It seems that there is hardly any event, article or discussion on healthcare that is not loaded with the term disruption, or in its milder version, transformation. Yet, the true consequences for all healthcare stakeholders are often the elephant in the room. Many incumbents seem to still believe (or at least hope) that disruption is all about technology or digital innovation, and that it will stop there...

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