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There have been several attempts to fix the ER problem over the years. I wont go into all of them, but telemedicine done right (i.e. purpose built, with features designed for this cohort) has clear potential if aligned with outcomes.
Marco DeMeireles • “A generation left behind?”
While Apple and startups battle for doctor's attention, AI just might cure cancer...
Big Tech (and Bill Gates) are betting your iPhone will be your next doctor.
Apparently, Apple is planning to revamp its Health app to add an AI coach as soon as summer 2026. The service—tentatively called Health+—will analyze data from across users' medical devices
... See moreDigital therapeutics – software that reinforces or replaces clinical therapies altogether – limit the need for live interactions with providers, and lower the barriers to accessing treatment.
Lily Bernicker • Healthcare - What We’re Looking For
The main benefits are a more convenient case organization and distribution of work,16, 17, 18 allowing remote consultation19,20 and the possibility to work from home.19,21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Moreover, cases at multidisciplinary meetings (tumor boards) can be presented more efficiently in digital form,15,29,30 and teaching/training27,31,32... See more
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Livongo and One Medical are good examples of this. They’ve built businesses that sell their services, and use tech to do it deliver it more efficiently and with a better experience for the end patient.