Call it what you want, it doesn't move as fast as it could. Despite cutting-edge clinical technology, the United States is lagging behind in the adoption of telehealth. Reimbursement, regulation, and even the definitions of telehealth and telemedicine are still being worked out; each state does it differently. Personalized attention will continue to be increasingly important.
Patients' use of the digital health app will increase by at least 33% over the next three to five years; the data in the final report shows a breakdown of trends in the main product categories. Interestingly, 44% of providers expect to partner with competitors to offer personalized care in order to keep up with growth and demand. As for the new trends in the healthcare technology sector, which are already meeting the needs of customers in the market, experts value the Internet of Medical Products (IoMT), cybersecurity measures, remote patient monitoring (RPM), integration with financial technology, migration to the cloud and big data analysis. This trend is becoming an increasingly visible trend, as retailers such as Walmart, Amazon and CVS offer health care services, such as blood tests, vaccines and medical checkups, which have traditionally been offered by hospitals, clinics or doctors' offices.
Therefore, the implementation of network solutions for effective communication and data exchange between doctors, patients and health organizations is another trend in the field of medicine.
