Healthcare
Connecting the New Care Ecosystem. Part 1 of 2.
Healthcare leaders are discovering how digital tools can unify fragmented care delivery and put patients at the center of their own health management
Key takeaways
Healthcare leaders are discovering how digital tools can unify fragmented care delivery and put patients at the center of their own health management
With the increasing adoption of telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, and digital health technologies, this conversation delves into the transformative potential of connected care and the challenges it presents.
How can healthcare systems leverage technology to deliver care in a more seamless and patient-centered manner? This question serves as the guiding thread throughout the episode, addressing the evolving landscape of healthcare delivery and the role of technology in bridging the gaps.
How can healthcare systems leverage technology to deliver care in a more seamless and patient-centered manner?
On the recent episode of Healthcare on Air by Verizon, host Robin Goldsmith, who also serves as Health Innovation Principal at Verizon, invited two leaders in the field to discuss these crucial questions: Dr. Keisuke Nakagawa, Director of Innovation at UC Davis Health and Executive Director of the UC Davis Health Cloud Innovation Center, and Ned Chini, Senior Principal, Digital Health and Health Equity at Verizon.
Main Points of Discussion:
- The concept of connected care and its impact on healthcare delivery.
- Challenges in implementing a connected care system, including cultural shifts, workflow adaptations, and reducing clinician burnout.
- Examples of innovative work at UC Davis Health, such as integrated service lines, to create a more seamless patient experience
About the author
Dedicated focus on innovation and strategy to address healthcare's most challenging problems by leveraging best in class technology. Experience across digital health, patient engagement, patient experience and healthcare technology.
