MedCity News February 18, 2020
Jami Doucette

As health care goes digital, and technology becomes an inseparable part of its delivery, companies should ask three questions to help them evaluate when to invest and when to pass.

Investor interest in health care technology soared in 2019 and remains strong for 2020, reflecting excitement about its potential – and the deep need for integrated solutions.

But with a quickly evolving tech landscape, how should health care services organizations identify the tools that will make the biggest difference to the health of their populations? Many digital apps and similar technologies do more to attract the “worried well” than to support patients coping with chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension. Technology may be integral to the future of health...

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