The Future of Healthcare

The future of healthcare will bring far-reaching changes, but what will it look like? We believe that medicine will become more precise, value will shape care delivery, patients will become empowered consumers, and digitalization will transform every facet of healthcare.

[prabhatvaibhav]

The thing is, we have the technology to implement this at present. However, it would need some sort of unification amongst the healthcare systems throughout the world for it to have an impact. After all, top notch healthcare system should be a right of every individual and not just a select few who can afford high sums of money.

[eliantomasup]

I plan to retire at the end of 2022 at 57 after 36 years in Telecom as a sales engineer. My wife will retire in October 2022 and she's loving life! But walking away from a good income stream and building the nest egg to living from the nest egg is a scary proposition couple with the alarming recession and CPI report

[RK-qkow]

What about sickness prevention!? Pray, meditate, eat right quantity and quality food, be grateful, be compassionate, connect with nature. Turn off news channels. You got this!

[willeyshelton]

The future of healthcare is changing so much and I totally support projects like PULSE because it offers significant value to the healthcare industry through its decentralized AI solutions that are accessible to all.

[MethodiousMind]

Notice how each person lives in a big cavernous house. When the guy goes running there’s no one else around. It’s almost like the population’s been culled. That’s their real vision of the future.

[ipatiyfrolova]

Great video! With projects like Pulse Network, I can see the future of healthcare as an industry that is more democratized. Pulse aims to bring the most advanced medical care to everyone's reach.

[kaiwalyaghotkar]

8 and half years from now, to bring this into reality we will need major breakthroughs.

[ynotlad]

will life termination be by age, social status or some other criteria?

[Youtubenurse]

its beautiful . An insightful glimpse into the evolving landscape of healthcare through the lens of Siemens Healthineers .

[DrKevinLowe]

One year has passed and they still have not implemented this system. Did they encounter some pushback?

[BrightRockCapital]

Patients aren't consumers. Healthcare is a human right

[emylabaker]

Hopefully CNAs will get paid better with this new growth.

[lxjbitt]

It is my hope that everyday we as healthcare providers learn about new ways we can help improve our patients' health. I remember when DaVinci technology came out. The DaVinci equipment allows for surgeons to do surgeries microscopically which means that the incision made on patients is not that large. This technology has helped with the ethics principle of beneficence. It allows doctors to do good for their patients without making big changes on their skin appearance. I am also worried that the future of healthcare will become so advanced that only the higher socioeconomic people will be able to access it. That would go against the ethical principle of Justice where all people should get the same treatment and exposure. Additionally, advances in medicine do not mean in all fields. For example, scientists are working day by day to ensure that there are cures for different diseases but unfortunately it is a big trial and error thing that does not always lead to answers that people want.

[JeanineDeal]

A "digital twin"?!? I don't think so! The future of health CARE is in diet and nutrition.

[dr.aniket]

As always "Prevention is better than cure."

[nobody__cares]

I’m 14 and want to be a surgeon when I grow up. I’m scared that by the time I get there, everything will be done by robots.

[tommycausey]

the future of health care is very exciting

[tsfrancis]

This is where hydrogel and Graphene Oxide is being put into people? But I think the connector will be on the wrist or forehead, yes?

[calmcoolvalley]

Um when you walk into the hospital their should be a big screen showing your doctor and what appointment your their for before you go up to the desk to make sure you didn't come on the wrong day if you didn't see the message on your phone so you can check when you get to the place

[declanquigg]

This will be nice for the 0.001% of people who can afford it.