Entrepreneur January 5, 2022
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Best-bet new-arrival innovations include hybrid AI virtual/in-person care as well as precision medicine, but others may surprise you.

Healthcare trends don’t tend to go in and out like fashion. Once a great new change starts, it usually needs to develop over the course of some years, then endures. I see the following newcomer trends — a number of which gained momentum as a result of the pandemic — as likely candidates for the long run.

1. Hybrid care models combining virtual and in-person services

The pandemic and the need for physical distancing was responsible for a major acceleration of virtual care over the last two years — a market that could reach $250 billion, according to a July, 2021 McKinsey...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Digital Health, Health IT, Pharma / Biotech, Precision Medicine, Technology, Telehealth, Trends
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