Digital healthcare monitoring system
Another technology contributing to the future of IoT in healthcare is the introduction of 5G networks, which provide 100 times faster speeds for connectivity than traditional 4G networks. IoT devices rely on connectivity to communicate and transfer data between patient and care provider
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Whether telemedicine, AI, or Cloud computing, everything related to remote monitoring and data management will peak in the upcoming year. Additionally, targeted and personalised care for critical diseases will be another trend that is likely to increase even more in the coming years.
Digital Healthcare Ecosystems
The global healthcare is rapidly changing with the infusion of technology. Both Healthcare Providers (HCPs) such as doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and Health Service Providers (HSPs) such as hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic laboratories have been leveraging technology to deliver a higher quality of healthcare to people. Across Europe, there is a growing gap between the demand for healthcare and the supply of staff and other resources to meet demand and a realisation that digital transformation is crucial in helping to bridge the gap.