In the last couple of years, artificial intelligence moved from being a futuristic promise into a reference point for innovation. The technology also started to transform healthcare with great vigor. It’s high time to talk about what artificial intelligence brings to medicine.

• What do machine learning, deep learning, or convolutional networks mean?
• What are the most affected medical fields?
• What are the greatest challenges for applying smart algorithms to healthcare settings?
• What could the future bring?
• What are the top use cases for artificial intelligence in healthcare during the next decade?
• What are the benefits of the exchange of knowledge between humans and machines?
• What social and ethical implications do we need to address?

Read The Medical Futurist’s guide to understand what you can anticipate from A.I. in healthcare and how to control this technology.

• Understand: Get a clear overview of the key concepts.
• Anticipate: Learn how to identify the opportunities and potential use cases of A.I. in healthcare and medicine.
• Control: Recognize and act upon the risks and implications of artificial intelligence.

Digital technologies have completely transformed our lives in the last couple of years and started to entirely reshape the landscape of healthcare. Yet, this is only the beginning. Huge waves of changes are on their way. The future of healthcare is shaping up in front of our eyes with advances in digital healthcare technologies.

In this latest research, we are sharing the Hype Cycle Of The Top 50 Emerging Digital Health Trends.

1. Quantum Computing
2. 3D Bioprinting
3. Facial recognition in hospitals
4. Vocal biomarkers
5. 3D printing prosthetics
6. Robots in hospitals
7. Augmented reality in patient education
8. A.I. in drug design
9. Augmented reality in medical education
10. Medical transportation platforms
11. Private 5G in healthcare
12. At-home lab tests
13. 3D printing drugs
14. Medical drones
15. A.I. in diagnostics
16. Voice-to-text apps
17. A.I. in medical decision-making
18. Nutrigenomics
19. 3D printing equipment
20. Virtual reality in patient education
21. Chatbots
22. Portable diagnostic devices
23. Augmented reality in surgery
24. Portable ultrasound devices
25. Virtual reality in staff training
26. Robots in rehabilitation
27. A.I.-based prosthetics
28. Longevity research
29. Nutrition devices
30. Employee wellness programs
31. Exoskelotons
32. Clinical trial recruiting
33. Clinical trial management
34. Remote care apps
35. Cloud computing
36. Nutrition apps
37. Robot companions
38. Medication management solutions
39. Personal genomics services
40. Microbiome testing
41. Remote care platforms
42. Digital health insurance
43. Smartwatches
44. Wearable health devices
45. Personal Health Records
46. Electronic Medical Records
47. Smartphone health apps
48. Mental health apps
49. Fitness trackers
50. Virtual reality in pain management

We want this e-book to act as a handbook of digital health. By describing each trend as it is and explaining why it received a particular place on the hype cycle, we aim to give you more clarity about where healthcare is heading to. 

Every medical specialty will transform differently due to the technological revolution. On certain fields, such as nursing, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynecology, innovation will have much less impact than on dentistry, cardiology or pathology. In this e-book we specify in detail how the appearance of artificial intelligence, sensors, wearables, VR/AR or robots affect each medical specialty in order to be able to discern what skills physicians will need in the future.

We aim to show how physicians of the various professions can successfully prepare for the sweeping changes coming with the waves of technology. We want to go against the fears that artificial intelligence, robots or any other innovative solutions will take over doctors’ jobs. While digital technologies certainly have the capacity to take over administrative tasks, organizational processes or even simpler diagnostic steps, the expertise of medical professionals is irreplaceable. Especially if they recognize that their jobs can be much more efficient, creative or even fun if they embrace digital technologies. At the moment, as these innovations are still in the early days of their usage, that doesn’t always seem so.

However, we are certain that technologies will unburden doctors, nurses and other medical professionals in the long run, especially if they learn in time how to cooperate with technologies successfully. Here’s our guide on how to do that.

The COVID pandemic has revealed the fragility of healthcare systems and how clinics and hospitals were completely unprepared for the crisis.

However, this is just part of a bigger problem. Around the world, populations are getting older, and their health needs are becoming more complex. In many ways, healthcare facilities are still stuck in the 20th century and are long overdue for a top-to-bottom overhaul with digital health leading the way.

Technological advances are changing healthcare delivery. In this book, A Guide To The Future Of Hospitals we explore how hospitals will innovate in the coming decades, and what this innovation will mean for both patients and healthcare professionals.

We think there will be hospitals even 30 years from now; however, their role will be different and they will cover a specific group of treatments and healthcare processes.

We hope this comprehensive review will arm policymakers, healthcare professionals, and people on the business side of care to better see what is coming and what the hospital of the future will be like.