Verdict September 23, 2022
Kurt Robson

Healthcare in 2030 will be “fully digitalized” and patients will be able to be monitored through smart home devices.

In under a decade, healthcare will see physicians use smart home devices like mirrors and toilets to diagnose diseases while robots will take care of patients. Everything will be fully digitalised.

Jemima Walker, thematic analyst at GlobalData, delivers these exciting predictions in a new podcast discussing where healthcare will be in 2030.

Walker predicts that healthcare will be “fully digitalised” by 2030 as the global population rises to 10 billion and most developed countries will have an ageing population.

“Together this will create a higher demand for healthcare services as patient populations will be larger,”...

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