Today's Practice: Changing the Business of Medicine National Edition Q1 2018 | Page 24

T E CHNOL OGY
Tomorrow’s Medical Practices
The Quick Ten:
For example, here’s just a small ‘Quick Ten’ sampling of
such emerging technologies that will impact your practice
in the months/years ahead:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) digital diagnosis assis-
tance software (such as IBM Watson)
Patient Sensor Bracelets tied into the Practice’s
patient’s new data analytics network
Van Mayros
The Impact:
A Enables information gathering and expertise
sharing, which will help Physicians and Physician
Teams collaborate and design best-in-class
programs that support patient care and program
success.
B Improves the busy Physician’s ability to more
quickly and easily see and analyze once-invisible
data and evaluate it based on the leading medical
literature, the most current medical information,
and evidence-based guidelines for each Patient in
real-time with just a few keystrokes. These
real-time insights will help as you plan the
optimal care for each patient’s specific health
needs.
C Insurers can proactively manage preventive care
for larger numbers of people with the goal of
avoiding unnecessary tests and time utilization.
Practices will eventually be incentivized to
participate by the medical insurance companies,
as well as, medical malpractice insurance
companies.
D Allows Physicians easier access to sift through
available clinical trials and ensure that more
patients (their patients) are accurately and
consistently matched to the right trials.
E Each Physician will see more data and deliver
more comprehensive insight’s, so they can create
a more informed Patient Healthcare Program that
keeps patients moving toward their goals of better
health.
Personalized Machine Learning Predictive
Algorithms connected to National and Global
Diagnostic best-in-class Benchmarks
DNA Bio Marker Labs digitally linked into your
Patient’s Medical Records for early identification of
pending disease and preventative treatment
therapies, protocols, and programs
Integrated Patient Records connected to National
RX and other Pharma Databases
Patient Health records connected to local Digital-
/Social Media Healthcare Communities
Seniors Remote Patient Robotic Monitoring with
Patient Alerts to the Practice
Wearable Techno Patches connected to the Patient’s
Preventative Health Data Records
Bio Physical Activity Bracelets tied into Patient
Records
Social Media Monitoring of Patient’s Life Events,
Posted Symptoms, Health-Related Posts/Tweets,
Referral Requests, Complaints, etc.
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