In the ever-evolving landscape of modern medicine, New Zealand finds itself at the intersection of both challenge and hope, with advancement in AI and technology providing a pathway to help our strained healthcare industry.
While the demand on our healthcare systems continues to grow, with increasing patient counts, an aging population and soaring treatment costs, there’s never been a more urgent call for innovation, or the ability to harness technology to improve outcomes for our collective health and wellbeing.
Traditional models of delivering care, which have often been siloed and static are being replaced with new models that can do a much better job of anticipating people’s healthcare needs in a more efficient, affordable, and convenient way.
In recent years, the focus has shifted toward utilising medical platforms and devices that focus on real-time, outcome-based care. The next decade will be all about moving towards medical solutions using AI, robotics, …