Every year at Frost & Sullivan, the Transformation Health team
brainstorm top predictions for the New Year to come. 2017 will
definitely continue to be a year of tumultuous uncertainty and
turbulence, but amidst this uncertainty we know for a fact that
technology will continue to flourish and will have unprecedented impact
on healthcare in terms of building some of the foundation blocks towards
a connected home and healthcare ecosystem.
The following are our nine top predictions for healthcare for 2017:
Strong Push Toward Price Control And Transparency Measures Around Drugs
Public and political pressure on the control of surging drug prices, globally, will compel health authorities to bring transparency measures around drugs pricing, especially for some of the diabetes and cholesterol medicines where more low-cost generic competition is gaining market acceptance.
Blockchain Becomes One Of The Most Important Technologies In The Healthcare Industry
With the potential to change how healthcare information is stored, shared, secured and paid for, blockchain technologies have immense potential to tackle some of the biggest challenges in healthcare information management. Companies like Gem Health are among the few companies currently advocating the use and benefits of such a platform.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Transforms Medical Imaging Informatics
As more and more experts and healthcare professionals find the usability of these AI systems as decision support tools and not decision makers, uptake of AI-enabled clinical decision support tools is expected to increase in the coming years. More particularly during 2017, AI will play a big role in diagnostic imaging by complementing radiologists with advanced interpretation and imaging informatics supports.
The following are our nine top predictions for healthcare for 2017:
Strong Push Toward Price Control And Transparency Measures Around Drugs
Public and political pressure on the control of surging drug prices, globally, will compel health authorities to bring transparency measures around drugs pricing, especially for some of the diabetes and cholesterol medicines where more low-cost generic competition is gaining market acceptance.
Blockchain Becomes One Of The Most Important Technologies In The Healthcare Industry
With the potential to change how healthcare information is stored, shared, secured and paid for, blockchain technologies have immense potential to tackle some of the biggest challenges in healthcare information management. Companies like Gem Health are among the few companies currently advocating the use and benefits of such a platform.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Transforms Medical Imaging Informatics
As more and more experts and healthcare professionals find the usability of these AI systems as decision support tools and not decision makers, uptake of AI-enabled clinical decision support tools is expected to increase in the coming years. More particularly during 2017, AI will play a big role in diagnostic imaging by complementing radiologists with advanced interpretation and imaging informatics supports.
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