Potential is of course a big word. But, when you think about small practitioners/doctors who serve a local community, where they interact with their patients on grocery runs, telemedicine as a trend in healthcare technology can be quite resourcefully exhausting for them.

One of the primary reasons is the cost-efficiency of their small-sized practice. Will this cost a clinician less? And what will be the charges for the patients?

At the same time, Will this increase access, allowing more patients to obtain high-quality care?

Does this contribute to improved care for certain individuals and diseases?

Truth be told, quality takes time. And time is money. Hence, feasibility comes into play.

We are a healthcare-specific IT solutions company. Our well-established team of researchers create patient polls from consumer-focused groups to derive the whole demand and supply quotient of telemedicine.

Since our expertise and catering to only healthcare technology trends, we have developed a white-label telemedicine app. A ready platform for locally contributed physicians and doctors that suits their budget. The platform is common and it’s much cheaper than a custom-made app. Hence, cost-effective.

The strong consensus of AI can never replace doctors. As human beings, the stance on AI fails to recognize the need for human touch. Empathy is important when a clinician discusses life-changing moments with their patients.

Another strong reason to not standby AI is the factor of responsibility. I.e, who will be held responsible if the AI makes a mistake in diagnosis. At the end of the day, AI technology is based on computing and it can be affected by a digital virus.

So, a doctor using AI for treatment will be held responsible for the system itself.

We have 7 years of experience working with healthcare technology trends. Our team of developers is exclusively experienced in working with AI and ML technology which specially caters to the healthcare industry.

Our protocol for clean code development, regular follow-up, and our ongoing support team with surveillance makes sure your AI app or software runs smoothly.

The first and foremost reason for doctors to avoid the IoT is the potential security breach concern as the devices are connected through the internet. A recent study of Sixth Annual Benchmark Study on Privacy and Security of Healthcare Data by Ponemon Institute stated 89.6% of healthcare operations are subjected to data and security breaches now and then.

Providing consistent and effective communication when connectivity issues are still common. Especially when trying to collect data in large amounts from servers.

With the help of our dedicated IoT-based research and development team, we have been solving these healthcare technology-related problems for the past 7 years.

We develop IoMT enabled apps and software without any compatibility bugs and our team of compliance specialists and business experts help you create an app/ software which is HIPAA compliant and the patient data is protected and unbreached.

It is true. It sounds easy on many levels, but when it comes to execution, the roadblocks of getting data on the cloud and handling data privacy are addressed. Clinicians and doctors still remain skeptical.

And, yes, their reasons are justified. As no doctor would like to have their patient’s data leaked due to a data breach as centralized storage is a high-security risk group.

The non-standardization of data laws across regions has made it difficult for doctors to keep up with the legalities while managing their practice.

On one hand, it may be easy for healthcare providers to and handle access data. The doctors may require training for using such complex data management systems. Well, honestly a doctor is more focused on curing and helping the patient rather than managing their files.

Our expertise in handling tasks circling around healthcare IT has made us experts in Robot Process Automation(RPA).

We can easily and efficiently abide by all the HIPAA compliance, HL7, and FHIR regulations and integrate (Yes! we are healthcare integration experts as well) RPA with your cloud-based data management system for your interface and automate your digital tasks.

This assists doctors, clinicians, and physicians working whether locally or on a higher level to manage high volume and repetitive tasks without any headaches.

The major concern that doctors and clinicians have shown regarding the use of VR as an emerging healthcare technology trend is its effects on the brain.

Though there is a lack of scientific evidence, the symptoms such as dizziness, collapse, enhanced depression due to lack of human interaction, increased motion sickness is evident enough to prove their point.

The content and kids; Without a doubt, the younger age group is the highest at-risk group. Just to give you an example, in a 2009 research, young elementary school pupils saw their virtual twin swim with orcas. When these children were questioned a week later, they stated that they thought their virtual experience was genuine.

No need to worry with our team of dedicated healthcare IT experts. We can provide you with an in-built AI monitoring system. That will at all times monitor the type of content, and time you spend on your VR.

At the same time, with our integration expertise, you can record your pre and post VR experience on the app/interface that you use and send it to your doctor for a better assessment.

In the end, all we would like to say is healthcare technology trends around the world are still developing and perfection is yet to be achieved.

Until then monitoring the whole system of technology lies on the collective service of healthcare providers, doctors, nurses, and other associated professionals with the healthcare industry.

And, if you have any questions regarding the technology trends in healthcare, you know how to get in touch with us – a healthcare IT company.