How Technology Will Shape Healthcare in 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic propelled the rapid adoption of healthcare technology, reshaping the bedrock of American medical operations and delivery. Industry experts now anticipate 2023 to be the turning point for the real-world utilization of artificial intelligence, the shift to more high-valued telehealth, and new health data privacy and cybersecurity standards. Prepare for the potential changes to digital health in 2023.

How technology will shape healthcare in 2023 (Pifer, HealthcareDive, 1/17).

Categories: PulsePublished On: January 20th, 2023Tags: , ,

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