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technology and more about its practical application.“ You don’ t need a report. You don’ t even really need an analysis. You need technology, including big data analysis, that can do the work, see the data, find the trend, and point you to an intervention, with the right checks and balances so it’ s not hallucinating as it points you there.” Technology succeeds when it helps caregivers focus on patients, not systems.
Leading the vision
While connected care continues to evolve, Doug believes one of healthcare’ s most consequential shifts is when people receive care. More individuals are choosing assisted living and remaining there longer, while others are receiving increasingly complex care at home. Providers are therefore rethinking what care environments should look like, how they should function, and how technology can support them.
We need to be coachable by our customers. We must understand the problem they are trying to solve
Doug believes healthcare equipment must evolve alongside those expectations.“ If a person can be cared for appropriately in assisted living, we want to enable that. You don’ t need to be reminded every day that your care needs are advancing.
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