Managed Healthcare Executive February 2, 2018
Donna Marbury

In the next decade, many of the concepts aiming to streamline the healthcare industry could be reality. Technology such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and virtual reality make interoperability and automation possible, as tech giants and startups partner with hospitals and health systems to prevent medical episodes and lower healthcare costs.

“We are entering an era of massive innovation in healthcare to combat the rising costs of the last decade,” says Jay Samit, independent vice chair of digital reality for Deloitte. He says as patients begin to get more involved in their personal healthcare, providers will have even more data to make better decisions.

“Right now, we use smartphones to track our vitals and our steps, but when artificial intelligence is...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Blockchain, Digital Health, Health IT, HIE (Interoperability), Market Research
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