By 2030, 171 million Americans will be suffering with some form of chronic condition; at the same time, we will experience a shortage of over 100,000 physicians. As we continue towards this future, the need for lasting healthcare solutions becomes ever clearer.
Artificial intelligence is a growing diagnostic tool; it’s development could lead to quicker and more reliable diagnoses than even traditional methods. Pinpointing the chances of stroke and heart disease, diagnosing skin cancers quicker than a dermatologist, and identifying eye diseases like glaucoma, for healthcare providers, AI is growing into a valuable asset. Virtual doctor visits, by making use of video conferencing and messaging technology, gives patients the option to stay home for checkups and status updates. This also creates opportunities for specialists consultations with out-of-town doctors without having to travel for an appointment.
Are you ready for the future of healthcare? Take a look at this infographic for more on how technology is changing the medical field, healthcare jobs, and the way we approach our own well-being.
Infographic by: www.onlinemedicalcare.org
Artificial intelligence is a growing diagnostic tool; it’s development could lead to quicker and more reliable diagnoses than even traditional methods. Pinpointing the chances of stroke and heart disease, diagnosing skin cancers quicker than a dermatologist, and identifying eye diseases like glaucoma, for healthcare providers, AI is growing into a valuable asset. Virtual doctor visits, by making use of video conferencing and messaging technology, gives patients the option to stay home for checkups and status updates. This also creates opportunities for specialists consultations with out-of-town doctors without having to travel for an appointment.
Infographic by: www.onlinemedicalcare.org
