Ian is a Radiologist at the Milwaukee Veterans Affairs Medical Center and Family Centred Care Outreach committee and President of the Wisconsin Radiology Society.

In this episode, we talked about #HealthEquity , #AI in #Radiology and Physician Burn out in #Healthcare.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

02:56 We are hearing a lot about health equity why is this important?
09:40 AI or Augmented Intelligence seems to be in the news every day. How do you see this affecting you as a Physician?
15:10 A lot of healthcare professionals are burning out. What can we do to stop this?

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Hello, everyone! Welcome to our session today. I'm Joao Bocas, and this is my co-host Ian Weissman. We're going to be talking about health equity, AI in radiology, and physician burnout in healthcare.

We wanted to start this discussion by asking: what do you think of when you hear the term "health equity?" Is it something that matters to you personally? Or is it something that's just something people talk about in political circles?

Health Equity: 

Health equity is a state where all people have the same opportunities to be healthy and lead productive lives. There are many barriers to achieving health equity, including social determinants (such as poverty or education) that affect access to quality healthcare services. The healthcare system must work to remove these barriers so that everyone has an equal chance at improving their health outcomes.

AI in Radiology: 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a technology that can be used for many things in the medical field, but one of its most exciting applications is in radiology—the use of computers to assist with radiologic image interpretation tasks. AI can analyze millions of images very quickly and provide doctors with information about specific diseases or conditions that would otherwise take them hours or days to find out on their own. This technology helps doctors provide more accurate diagnoses while saving time and money for both themselves and their patients.

Physician Burnout in Healthcare

In the past few decades, medical technology has evolved at a rapid rate. In fact, there's been so much progress that doctors are now able to diagnose patients with a high degree of accuracy through artificial intelligence (AI). The benefits of this technology are clear: it allows doctors to make better-informed decisions about their patients and expedites the process of treatment. But as this technology becomes more widely used, there's one problem that hasn't received much attention: physician burnout.

Burnout is defined as "a state of emotional exhaustion and depersonalization caused by prolonged exposure to stressful circumstances." It can be particularly common among those who work in healthcare because they're constantly exposed to patients who are at their most vulnerable—and often quite sick.

In order to combat this issue, Radiology departments should consider implementing a variety of strategies designed to lessen stress levels among physicians and improve overall well-being. Here are some options worth considering:

-Offer flexible work schedules (including remote work options) so that physicians can balance family responsibilities with their job requirements;

-Provide health insurance coverage for mental health services such as therapy sessions;

-Provide educational opportunities like continuing education courses on topics like mindfulness training

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Health Equity, AI in Radiology and Physician Burnout discussion with Ian Weissman

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ interviews Tomaž Gornik, CEO at Better.

In this episode, we talked about #ValueBasedHealthcare , #Healthcare is going through a profound transformation right now. 

Here are the questions we've addressed:

02:56 How is the Healthcare industry evolving and how can value based healthcare be achieved ?
09:40 What needs to happen in order to support clinicians to deliver value based healthcare? 
15:10 What role does data play in the healthcare of the future ?

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Healthcare is going through a profound transformation right now.

The value-based healthcare movement is gaining momentum, and it's time to figure out how you can get involved in this exciting new field.

Let's start with what value-based healthcare is: It's all about how we pay for healthcare—and, more importantly, how we pay for better outcomes. It's about rewarding providers who provide high quality care at lower cost.

The way we currently pay for healthcare creates incentives to do more and more tests and procedures, which creates costs that the system has trouble keeping up with. The result is higher costs for #patients and insurance companies alike. Value-based care pays providers based on whether they get their patients' #health outcomes right. Simple as that!

The old model of healthcare, which focused on the treatment of diseases and illnesses, is being replaced by a new model that focuses on the prevention of disease and illness.

This new model is called value-based healthcare. Value-based healthcare focuses on identifying and treating the root causes of disease, rather than just treating symptoms. It also considers patient outcomes and quality of life, not just whether patients are cured or not. This approach has been shown to improve patient outcomes while reducing costs overall.

This new model requires some big changes from both doctors and patients alike—but there are plenty of opportunities for everyone involved! You'll need to learn how to speak value language if you want to take advantage of the opportunity presented by this new model. And if you're already working in healthcare or have been thinking about entering the field? Well then, it's time to get started learning those new skills now!



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Value Based Healthcare discussion with Tomaž Gornik and João Bocas - The Wearables Expert

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ interviews Matthew Holt - Publisher, The Care Blog.

In this episode, we talked about #HealthPolicy in #Healthcare and many aspects of care that are under transformation.

As #digitalhealth evolves, the continuum of care needs to be redesigned. 

Here are the questions we've addressed:

02:56 We talk about Healthcare delivery of the future, can you shed a light on flipping the stack and the continuous clinic?
09:40 What do you predict that the care continuum will look like in 10 years time?
15:10 Can you share your vision about where the health policy path should go?

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João Bocas is a wearable tech expert, who helps companies make sense of the data generated by the wearables they are using. Matthew Holt is the publisher of The Care Blog, a website that covers all aspects of healthcare policy and management. In this episode, we talk about how care is evolving as digital health advances, and how we can redesign our continuum of care to reflect these changes.


There are many aspects of health care that are under transformation, and the continuum of care needs to be redesigned. As digital health evolves, we need to rethink the way we provide health care and manage our lives. We need to look at what it means to be healthy and how we can prevent illness before it happens.

We need to build a system that is patient-centric and focused on prevention, not just reactive treatment. This means treating patients holistically, not just as bodies or minds but as whole people with unique lives and stories that inform what’s happening with them now—and what will happen next.

As digital health evolves, the continuum of care needs to be redesigned. The current system is broken, and we need a new way forward that can provide better care for patients at lower costs.

The digital health revolution is transforming the healthcare industry at a rapid pace. This is not just about technology: it's about how we deliver care and the ways we improve outcomes. As digital health evolves, the continuum of care needs to be redesigned.

The health care industry is undergoing a transformation. As the digital health revolution continues to grow, many aspects of care that were once under the purview of medical professionals are now being handled by patients themselves.

This new role for patients has created an opportunity to rethink how care is delivered and managed as a whole. The continuum of care, which includes all aspects of treatment from diagnosis to recovery, must be redesigned in order to meet the needs of modern patients who are more independent and empowered than ever before.


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Health Policy and the Future of Care discussion with Matthew Holt and João Bocas

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ interviews Dr. Rizwan Malik, Radiologist, HealthTech / AI Innovation and Strategy Consultant.

In this episode, we talked about #Radiology #AI and #HealthTech 

We checked the pulse of Digital Healthcare as the industry transforms in a fast manner.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:14 What's happening in the Radiology Innovation world right now?
04:12 What's the real value of AI in Healthcare?
08:49 What is considered red tape that may work against industry innovation and slows down adoption? 

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The healthcare industry is undergoing a major transformation, and radiologists are at the forefront of this change.

Radiology is an important part of the healthcare system that has traditionally been highly manual and time-consuming. The process of reading images and interpreting them can be time consuming, but it's also highly important, as it helps doctors make diagnoses and come up with treatment plans.

AI has been applied to various aspects of healthcare, including radiology. By using AI to analyze radiological images, radiologists are able to spend less time on routine tasks and more on complex cases that need their attention.

In recent years, artificial intelligence has become a hot-button topic in the healthcare industry. The potential benefits of AI in radiology are vast--it can help doctors make faster diagnoses and improve accuracy, which can ultimately save lives. But the technology still has a long way to go before it can be implemented on a large scale.

The main challenge with implementing AI in radiology is that radiologists need to be able to trust the results they get from an algorithm or machine learning system. They don't want their careers to be taken over by an algorithm that makes mistakes all the time or doesn't take into account all of the factors they consider when making a diagnosis.

In order for AI-based systems to gain widespread adoption in medicine, they need to be able to produce results that are as good as or better than those of human doctors. That means being able to detect subtle differences between different types of tumors, for example, or knowing exactly how many grams of calcium are present in bone marrow samples taken from patients with osteoporosis.

Radiology is one of the oldest and most important branches of medicine. It deals with medical imaging and has a heavy focus on computer science. Radiologists are often at the forefront of new technology and use AI and other advanced methods to diagnose diseases and assess injury.

The healthcare industry is always looking for ways to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. Radiology is no different. The use of artificial intelligence in radiology has grown rapidly over the last decade as more hospitals and clinics adopt it as part of their daily operations.


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Radiology, Artificial Intelligence and HealthTech discussion with Dr. Rizwan Malik and João Bocas

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ interviews Danielle Siarri, Clinical Advisor, Speaker and Clinical Marketer

In this episode, we talked about #Nursing and the importance of #NursingInformatics in #Healthcare using #AI 

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:35 How are Informatics Nurses furthering their education on AI and Machine Learning?
04:08 Why is it important for Informatics Nurses to be part of the AI conversation?
06:42 How could informatics Nurses fold AI (Artificial Intelligence) into practice?

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The healthcare industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. With a growing population, it is imperative that we work to find ways to better serve our patients and get them the care they need. This can be done through the use of technology, but only if it is used correctly. One way to use technology is by incorporating nursing informatics into your practice. This allows for a more streamlined process for patients and nurses alike.

But what is the importance of nursing informatics in healthcare? And how will AI change the way it works?

Nursing Informatics is the application of information technology (IT) to the field of nursing. It uses IT to support clinical decision making, improve patient care outcomes and enhance efficiency.

As research has shown, using IT systems in health care improves patient outcomes by providing timely access to clinical information, enhancing communication between providers and improving health care quality.But what is the importance of nursing informatics in healthcare? And how will AI change the way it works?

Nursing Informatics is the application of information technology (IT) to the field of nursing. It uses IT to support clinical decision making, improve patient care outcomes and enhance efficiency.

As research has shown, using IT systems in health care improves patient outcomes by providing timely access to clinical information, enhancing communication between providers and improving health care quality.

Nursing is a profession that has been around since the beginning of time. The role of a nurse has changed over time as well, but one thing has remained constant: nursing is a vital part of healthcare. One area where nursing informatics can play an important role is in AI-assisted diagnosis. In this blog post, we'll discuss how AI can help nurses make more accurate diagnoses and take better care of their patients.

Why is Nursing Informatics Important?

In order to understand why nursing informatics is so important, it's important to understand what it means. Nursing informatics refers to the use of technology in order to improve the quality of care provided by nurses. For example, if you're trying to diagnose someone who has a fever and you use an app that tells you whether or not they have meningitis based on their symptoms and other information about them (like age), then you're using nursing informatics!

AI-assisted diagnosis relies on machine learning algorithms that are trained on data from millions of past cases. This allows them to learn from previous mistakes and apply what they've learned in order to make more accurate diagnoses than humans could ever hope for. However, these systems still need guidance from human experts when making decisions about patient care.

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Nursing Informatics globally and folding AI into practice discussion with Danielle Siarri

In this episode, we talked about #HealthTech and #Innovation in the #NHS 

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:42 In your experience, what trends have you seen develop in the NHS with regards to Technology?
04:33 What are the challenges that you're seeing today?
06:23 Where do you see the opportunities to improve Healthcare and the Health of the population?

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The NHS is a big, big institution. It's a massive network of hospitals and clinics that provide care to over 1 million patients every day. So it's no surprise that HealthTech has been slow to catch on in the UK.

The NHS is huge and complicated, but its size isn't the only thing slowing down adoption of HealthTech. It also has a long history of being resistant to change—and there are some good reasons for that resistance. The NHS was founded in 1948 as part of a socialized healthcare system that sought to treat everyone equally regardless of their ability to pay for medical services. That means the NHS has always been focused on providing treatments and medications for patients without worrying about how much money they had or whether or not they were insured.

In recent years, however, HealthTech companies have started to introduce new models into healthcare that could revolutionize how we deliver care in England and Wales—and we're seeing more and more ways technology can help us provide better care at lower costs than ever before!

The NHS is one of the most important and well-known healthcare systems in the world. But it's also one of the most overburdened and underfunded. With a budget that's only set to increase by a mere 0.4% in 2020, it's clear that the NHS needs to find new ways to innovate—and fast.

HealthTech companies are stepping up to fill this gap. By providing tools, apps, and other technologies that help improve patient care and streamline operations, HealthTech companies can help transform an industry that has been slow to change.

But how exactly will HealthTech help? Here are three ways HealthTech can transform the NHS:

- Improve efficiency with better technology

- Increase access for patients

- Foster innovation within the healthcare system

The health and social care industry is growing at a rate of 7.5% per year, which is faster than any other sector in the UK economy.

It's no wonder, then, that there's so much talk about innovation and new technologies in the NHS—and it's not just talk! The NHS has been working on digitizing its services for years now, and has made significant progress.

The scope of this work ranges from simple things like using digital forms instead of paper ones, all the way up to creating a national computer system for storing patient data (aka "the patient record"). This will allow doctors to access information about their patients quickly and easily from anywhere in the country.

But what exactly does this mean for patients? It means that your doctor or nurse can have all your information on hand—and so can any other doctor or nurse who needs it! Once again: convenience!

And not only that—digitization also allows doctors to monitor their patients' health remotely by collecting data through sensors placed on their bodies or via smartphones. And they can do this while they're still in their offices! This is great because it means fewer trips to the hospital when you're feeling fine but need a checkup anyway.


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HealthTech and Innovation in the NHS with Stephen Docherty | João Bocas | Digital Salutem

In this episode, we talked about the Future of #Nursing , #HealthEducation and #Healthcare.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:07 What are the main challenges that Nursing Education faces at present?
03:25 How do you think we can close the gap on Health Education and Equity and how can Nursing be of help?
05:28 What would you like to see happening in Healthcare in the next 10 years?

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 The future of nursing is a topic that has been discussed quite a bit in the past few years. As technology advances and health care becomes more accessible to everyone, nurses have had to adapt their practices to keep up with the times.

One area where this has become especially apparent is in online learning. In the past, students would have to attend physical classrooms in order to be able to take classes and earn degrees. Now, with online learning, it's possible for students to study from anywhere in the world without having to leave their homes or jobs.


 The future of nursing is here, and it's changing the way we think about healthcare.

Additionally, artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly important role in the industry. Artificial intelligence can help nurses make diagnoses faster than any human doctor could do on his own (and without having to consult hundreds of medical texts). And while there may be some concern over how AI will affect jobs in the future, there's no doubt that it will continue to grow within the field of nursing—and make it more accessible than ever before.

 The future of health education is in your hands.

The health education community is growing and evolving at a rapid pace. As more and more people become interested in the field, we're able to learn from each other and develop new ways to teach our students. We believe that there's no one right way to teach—it's all about what works best for you and your students.

 The future of health education is here and it's in your pocket!

With the advent of technology and the proliferation of mobile devices, we're seeing a shift in how we learn about our bodies. The Internet has changed how we access information, so it's no surprise that it has also changed how we learn about our bodies.

The next generation of health care professionals is growing up with smartphones and tablets as their primary means of communication. They will live in an always-on world where they can answer questions on any topic at any time from anywhere. It's this constant stream of information that will shape the next generation into better healthcare providers who understand what patients need and want.

So what does this mean for you? It's simple: be prepared for a new kind of learning experience when you're looking for information about your body or someone else's. Rather than turning to books and lectures, you'll likely turn to websites, apps, and other digital resources that can help guide you toward making better decisions about your health—and the health of those around you!

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The Future of Nursing discussion with Dr. Beverly Malone | CEO at National League for Nursing

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ talks with Chrissa McFarlane, CEO at Patientory 

In this episode, we talked about #Blockchain #Technology in #Healthcare.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:25 Tell us about your work and how are you using Blockchain Technology to democratize healthcare access
03:39 Part of your mission is giving people control and ownership of their health data. Tell us more about that?
06:15 What countries around the world serve as models for how patient data and privacy should be processed and handled?

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Blockchain technology is being used to address numerous issues in the healthcare industry. Because blockchain technology can be applied to virtually any industry, it is no surprise that it has found its place in the healthcare industry.

The use of blockchain technology in healthcare has been around for a while now, but the technology is still considered to be in its infancy. This means that there are still many ways that blockchain can be used to improve upon existing processes, while also providing new opportunities for innovation.

Blockchain technology can be used to store medical records securely, ensure patient privacy and confidentiality, streamline payment processes, prevent fraud and corruption, reduce costs associated with insurance claims processing and administration, increase efficiency by eliminating paperwork errors or lost documents during patient transfers between facilities or hospitals/clinics across state lines or countries without requiring human intervention to verify identity before allowing access into secured areas such as operating rooms, etc...

Healthcare is a well-known industry for its slow adoption of new technology. However, blockchain technology is one of the few emerging technologies that has the potential to change the healthcare industry by bringing transparency and trust to all parties involved—from patients and providers to payers and manufacturers.

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Blockchain Technology in Healthcare with Chrissa McFarlane | João Bocas

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ interviews Susanne Baars, Senior Global Thought Leader at Siemens-Healthineers, CEO / Founder at Social Genomics and Ted Speaker

In this episode, we talked about the #PrecisionMedicine and the Future of #Cancer care in #Healthcare

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:41 What is the real potential of Precision Medicine?
05:18 Do you have any ground breaking examples to share with us?
09:40 What is your prediction in terms of curing most cancers with precision medicine or other innovations?

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Precision medicine is a new way of understanding the potential of cancer treatments. It's based on the theory that every person's cancer is unique, so they need a treatment that's specific to them. This is why precision medicine is so exciting—it can be used to develop personalized treatments for patients with cancer.

The future of cancer care will involve more than just individualized treatments: it will also mean using technology like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to analyze your genetic makeup, looking for patterns among large groups of people with similar diseases or conditions. This kind of analysis could lead to better drug therapies and vaccines for all kinds of cancers.

So what does this mean for you? Well, one day soon it may be possible for scientists to identify specific genetic markers in your body's cells that signal whether or not you're susceptible to certain types of cancer—and if so, which ones! This would allow doctors to tailor their treatments specifically for your unique needs, rather than relying on one-size-fits-all approaches like chemotherapy or radiation therapy.

Precision medicine is the future of cancer care. With the advent of technology, we now have the ability to more accurately target cancer cells and deliver treatments with fewer side effects. This means it's no longer necessary to kill all cells that have mutated—we can now treat the ones that matter.

In the past, cancer treatments were mostly one-size-fits-all: they would work for everyone and kill everything. But today, we can use genetic sequencing to identify mutations in individual patients' tumors and then target those specific mutations with drugs or other therapies. This allows us to be much more precise about what needs to be eliminated from your body and what should stay (like healthy cells). 

The idea behind precision medicine is simple: personalized treatment plans based on an individual's genes and environment. We've known that genes play a role in cancer for some time now, but we're only beginning to understand the full range of factors involved.

Now that we have access to more genetic information than ever before, researchers are developing tests that can tell us more about our risks for certain cancers and how they might respond to different treatments. These tests will help doctors make better decisions about which drugs work best for each patient—and ultimately make cancer less scary.

One of the most exciting areas of medicine is Precision Medicine, which is the idea that we can tailor treatments to a person's unique genetic makeup. 
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João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ Interviews Dr. Dima Gazda, CEO and Co-Founder at Esper Bionics 

In this episode, we talked about Lifelike #Robotic #Limbs for Humans.

These wearable types of Prosthetic Innovation will have multiple applications in the future.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:21 Why do you think the Prosthetic Industry needs to be upgraded?
03:03 What role does design play when creating robotic limbs and why 
04:36 What is the role of Robotic Limbs in the future of the Prosthetic Industry?

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Lifelike robotic limbs for humans are the future of prosthetics, and we're here to talk about how they work.

It's been said that our bodies are like a machine. And if that's true, then our limbs are just another part of it—parts that help us get from place to place, do the things we love, and even just exist in this world. When your limb is lost or injured, it's hard not to feel like something has been taken away from you. There is no replacement for that missing limb, but there is a lot you can do to make sure you still have all the functionality and accessibility you need in order to live your life fully and independently.

One way to do this is through prosthetics, which have come a long way since they were first invented by an Italian engineer named 

Firstly, it is not uncommon for people with amputated limbs to experience phantom pain. In this case, a person with an amputated leg may feel pain in the missing limb. This is because the brain has not yet forgotten about the limb and still expects it to be there. A prosthesis that can be controlled by thought could help alleviate this problem by sending signals from the brain to an artificial limb and vice versa.

Secondly, some people with disabilities may not be able to afford prostheses or even have access to them. For example, there are many children in developing countries who have been born with disabilities due to polio or other illnesses but do not have access to proper healthcare or technology needed for their rehabilitation and treatment. For these children, replacing missing limbs is crucial for their development as well as their happiness and well-being as adults; however, there simply aren't enough resources available right now for everyone who needs them.

Finally, there are still many people who don't know how important it is for everyone—not just those with visible disabilities—to have equal access to technology like prosthetics so they can live

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LifeLike Robotic Limbs for Humans with Dima Gazda & João Bocas

João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ Interviews Dr. Ami Bhatt, Director of Massachusetts General Hospital's Adult Congenital Heart Disease | Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Chief Innovation Officer at the American College of Cardiology

In this episode, we talked about Consumerism as #Patient Agency.

Consumer health and #digitalhealth are now taking a new dimension. The role of Digital Health is impacting Patient consumerism like never before.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:43 Can you explain and define what is patient consumerism?
04:09 What role digital health has on impacting patient consumerism?
07:21 I know that Equity ad Diversity are topics close to your heart. How can digital health help to close the gaps?

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Consumerism is often misunderstood as just another term for "buying things." But it's actually much more than that. Consumerism is a way of thinking about the world around us—how we interact with other people and what we buy or don't buy based on those interactions. It's not just about spending money; it's also about being conscious of what you're buying, why you're buying it, and where your money goes when you make purchases.

The idea behind using consumerism in healthcare is that if patients feel like they're being heard by their providers when they bring up concerns about their treatments, then they'll be more likely to trust those providers going forward. This can lead to better outcomes for everyone involved!

The world is changing at a fast pace, and so are our lives. We are now more dependent on technology than ever before. This has led to an explosion in the number of healthcare apps available, which have made it possible for us to monitor our health in ways we never could before. However, it's important that you know what's out there so that you can make informed decisions about the apps that will work best for you.

The industry is seeing a shift from traditional medicine to more holistic approaches that focus on prevention and wellness, with an emphasis on technology as a tool to support these changes.

As patients continue to demand more personalized and accessible healthcare, traditional providers are working hard to stay relevant in this changing landscape.

The world is changing, and healthcare will be at the forefront of that change. Digital health is becoming more and more widespread, and it's not just about apps or devices—it's about how we live our lives.

Digital health is an umbrella term for any technology used to improve one's health or well-being. It can be as simple as using a fitness app to track your heart rate and calories burned during a workout, or as complex as using virtual reality to simulate the feeling of having a stroke so that someone who has had one can practice their recovery process before they have actually suffered one.

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