Health innovation is defined as the development of new or improved health policies, systems, products, and technology, as well as facilities and transfer techniques that improve people's health, with a particular emphasis on the requirements of vulnerable groups. The future of healthcare is coming to life right in front of our eyes, thanks to advancements in digital healthcare equipment such as artificial intelligence, VR/AR, 3D-printing, robots, and nanotechnology. We must be clear with the latest changes in order to govern technology rather than the other way around.
Production increases allow organisations to perform more with fewer personnel, lowering payroll expenses. Travel costs can be reduced if communication is improved. Data storage can help you save money on warehousing and server upkeep.
- Personalized Medicine
- Tele health
- Block chain
- AI & Machine Learning
- Cancer Immunotherapy
- Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality
- Robotic Surgery