SANTA CLARA, Calif.andnbsp;Healthcare Internet of Things (IoT) or Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) presents tremendous potential in terms of cost savings, improved profitability, and customer experience. Growth opportunities are plentiful in applications segments such as on-body wearables and implants, in home, in community, in clinic, and in hospital. These include chronic disease monitoring using smart devices, post-surgery monitoring, smart tricorders, medical support drones, smart diagnostic tools for clinicians, and tools to help hospital rooms become "smart", as well as early warning systems for patients at risk for code blue emergency. While healthcare stakeholders, including payers, manufacturers, providers and physicians, recognize their suitability to support the transition from disjointed care to coordinated care and reactive to proactive care delivery, there are concerns surrounding that needs to be address such as technology developments for smart tools, industry guidelines and standards, and most importantly, clinical and patient adoption. Click here for more.
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