The Science Behind Healthcare Meaningful Innovation
Research, data, training — the foundation of innovation that improves lives
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Research, data, training — the foundation of innovation that improves lives
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Tools like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and predictive modeling are creating a bold new era in personalized medicine. One where technology makes healthcare more efficient, accessible, and equitable.
MIT Technology Review Insights, in association with Medtronic, discusses the potential of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) to help patients and explores the ongoing journey to get this technology into the hands of surgeons.
MIT Technology Review Insights, in association with Medtronic, examines how smart medical technology is helping combat chronic conditions through:
Medtronic vice president of Global Clinical Research and Analytics, Dr. Laura Mauri, talks with MIT Technology Review Business Lab about the value of telehealth and the ongoing evolution of healthcare technology through:
• Advances in minimally invasive therapies
• Smart devices and remote patient monitoring
• Virtual clinician training and support
In 2019, Medtronic invested $142 million in capacity building and training, reaching 83,000 people. This investment enabled us to take our training to the next level:
Two complementary medical technologies enable smaller devices and optimized visualization, revolutionizing the practice of medicine by:
The application of data science, whether built into a device, or leveraged in a managed care offering, may be today’s biggest opportunity for
In association with MIT Technology Review Insights, see how smart devices can personalize care, lower costs, and help manage chronic conditions.
Blockchain’s decentralized, automated third-party system to transfer data freely and securely offers healthcare the ability to accelerate R&D and create more efficient care pathways.
Added functionality in biosensor technology opens up new ways to use data to drive therapeutic changes, save money, and improve access to care:
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Projected share of healthcare blockchain adoption across healthcare applications worldwide in 2017, 2020, and 2025. Statista. October 2017. https://www.statista.com/statistics/759208/healthcare-blockchain-adoption-rate-in-health-apps-worldwide/
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