The Future of Diagnostics

For decades, diagnostic tools have contributed to improving patient care by enabling patients and their clinicians to make medical decisions earlier and more accurately. What does the future of diagnostics look like? How can diagnostic tools and digitalisation support the transformation of healthcare? How can innovation help overcome access challenges? These are some crucial questions that Dr Durhane Wong-Rieger and Thomas Schinecker are answering in the below audio introductory moderated by Vivienne Parry.


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Totally agree that early diagnosis can make a huge difference in the health management of a patient. I believe that access to good diagnosis is every patient's right.