The fundamental premise of healthcare today is improving people's health and delivering a better experience that goes beyond one-off interactions. A growing web of regulations, disparate devices, care settings, and seas of data threaten to distract us from connecting moments of care.
Digital and analytics technologies have the potential to predict health needs and engage regularly with consumers in real-time. While they can drive breakthroughs, it depends on you – and the rest of the industry – to adopt advances quickly, shape consumer behaviors, and invent the future of health.
Digitization can help medtech companies improve their operational and financial performance, yet most companies in the industry are in the early stages of incorporating digital technologies into their core business. They need to begin investing in digital capabilities now to differentiate themselves and gain a first-mover edge.
Emerging technology insights
Drivers across the market are influencing how and why companies need to reimagine patient engagement.
What value – both clinical and economic – will consumer technologies provide? How will they impact consumers’ health management?
How can we drive real business model changes to move the value of technologies from the margins to the core of our health economy, where technology may have the greatest impact on outcomes?
Strategy by the numbers. Intelligence in the moment.
HRI’s report lays out a vision for the US New Health Economy over the next 10 years, with likely gains and losses for the industry, and a look at implications for players old and new.
Jamie Gunsior
Principal
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