Computerworld July 23, 2019
Jonny Evans

Zipnostic is running a pilot program in New York that shows how Apple could revolutionize healthcare – all it takes is smarter sensors.

First-line response

The vision for digital health is one in which smart machines work with data from smart sensors to deliver improvements in diagnosis, enabling patients (and medical professionals) with better information about new and existing conditions.

At present, patients in need of attention are destined to wait for hours in busy treatment centers to get attention from hard-pressed doctors.

In the U.S., patients are charged for such care, and the cost of time in the ER is high.

Zipnostic is exploring how to deliver real-time emergency health support in a lower-cost format that...

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