Valerie Reich, Vice President of the Hero Digital Health Care Strategy, a customer participation and process improvement company, believes that three basic changes will occur in the health care industry this year.
First, artificial intelligence, known so far in health care to create efficiency, will start playing a major role in accelerating medical developments and enhancing personal care – without adding any burden to those who provide health care.
Second, patients will search for health systems that support them completely because they are increasingly understanding the strength of their health data, both in terms of Its predictive capabilities And its ability to allocate treatment plans.
Third, this year’s focus will expand to include the experience of caregivers along with the patient’s experience.
Adoption of artificial intelligence
Health care providers used to benefit from artificial intelligence tools in 2024; However, there was a great focus on governance, and many cases of use focused on operational efficiency. This year, we will start seeing health care professionals who will adopt the aerobic organization to other areas, such as the patient’s participation and clinical research, as Reich foretold.
She said: “Artificial intelligence will transfer cases of previous efficiency and start playing a major role in accelerating medical developments and enhancing personal care – without adding any burden to healthcare providers.”
“To care for patients specifically, Artificial intelligence will turn She added.
Industry leaders such as EPIC launched artificial intelligence agents who evaluate the patient’s progress on a specific treatment path and recommend the steps to the individual – open a new way to provide widely dedicated medicine. She said that these developments in the tools of artificial intelligence and development to the cases of use facing the patient will not only improve the patient’s results, but significantly reduce care teams though.
“We will continue to see steps in cases of using artificial intelligence in clinical research, as it enables researchers to analyze data groups faster than ever while maintaining an exceptional level of accuracy.” “This increased event will accelerate the development and delivery of new treatments and will encourage more health care leaders to collect data groups to detect critical trends and visions – such as the AI Alliance for Cancer.
“In practice, this means that practitioners are able to identify the specific patient groups and can take advantage of the analytical capabilities of AI to simplify the generation of hypotheses and thus improve funding proposals,” she said.
She said that 2025 will be a pivotal year for Amnesty International in the field of health care, as the industry believes that more healthcare organizations adopt technology to push innovation and reshape the industry.
Interconnection and technology services for the patient
Reich predicted in 2025, the industry is transferred to a network of interconnected services designed around the consumer. They control more control of their care and call for more transparency in this process, and the transition from negative beneficiaries to active decision -makers.
“Since consumers are increasingly understanding the strength of their health data, both in terms of their predictive capabilities and their ability to allocate treatment plans, they are looking for health systems that support them completely,” I noticed.
“Emerging techniques such as physical fitness and mobile applications can provide consumer visions about their health, and as a result, we have seen a noticeable shift in how to see health and wellness,” she said. “They are looking for services that support this proactive and personal approach to health care and will search for service providers who meet these needs.”
As a result, the industry will begin to see a deeper cooperation between specialized service providers and traditional health systems – for example, Amazon partnership with Services Maven Clinic and Talkspace, and extended Apple features to stop sleeping during sleep and hearing tools.
“Instead of dealing with health care as a series of isolated reactions, this Increase the interface She said that she would make primary care, mental health services, fitness, nutrition and even social support to provide consumers with a comprehensive vision of their health. “
“When this trend comes to its fruits, service providers must adapt,” she said. “They must improve their services and ensure that they are able to integrate smoothly into digital ecosystems with a proactive search for partnerships that support an integrated network of services. It also calls for a mental transformation – because patients are no longer full -time in their care, it is necessary for you Transparent with patients and constantly repeat the services and treatments that take into account consumer notes.
The patient’s experience and the care provider experience
With the rise in the colonial population – more than 11,000 Americans are eligible to get Medicare Daily – the focus this year will expand to include the experience of caregivers along with the patient’s experience. While a lot of conversation about health care has focused on the patient’s experience, home health and higher care decrease on the side of the road, it is worried.
“Many elderly people depend on family members or friends to obtain support for their medical care, including scheduling and transportation to appointments,” she noticed. “There are other people involved in the treatment process in this case, and these people often disturb many other aspects of their lives outside the care of a member of his family.
“It is also possible that they will be frequent technology users and are increasingly expecting to reduce daily life strain and care responsibilities.” “It is important for health care providers to reshape people to integrate the care provider to ensure that they have a realistic, emotional and focused understanding of their needs and challenges in terms of their connection with the patient’s care.”
She added that this allows the providers to understand what matters more in every step of the treatment journey to all the participants in this process, whether it is awareness, correlation or transfer. Next, the provider can analyze current touch points – web sites, applications and communication centers – to improve these moments of reaction and make them comfortable for the patient and a career.
To address this gap, institutions will develop digital platforms Tools that benefit from artificial intelligence She said that sponsorships need flexibility, comfort and reminder of coordination and improving care coordination.
“Using data -based visions, providers can reconcile patients and link patients and care providers with appropriate service providers while simplifying decisions and care coordination,” she said. “Healthcare institutions can also help develop content specifically designed for care providers, including chronic diseases management evidence and tools for tracking health standards and advice on the movement of a health care system.”
This will reduce dependence on old methods, such as phone calls, and create a more efficient and designed experience for care providers.
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