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Healthcare providers have been turning to the Internet of Things (IoT) to facilitate their digital transformation since before the coronavirus hit the US—but the pandemic is catalyzing a greater need for the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT).
Insider Intelligence expects the coronavirus pandemic will push the North American IoMT market to be worth $66 billion by 2022, up from a pre-pandemic estimate of $45 billion. We've identified three key areas where healthcare providers can reap the most value from IoT initiatives now and post-pandemic—and where connectivity and tech providers should focus their IoMT strategies. |
- Telemedicine. IoT-enabled remote monitoring solutions can enhance the value of telemedicine by enabling practitioners to deliver remote care that mirrors the in-person experience and allowing care teams to keep tabs on patients with prevalent chronic conditions from afar.
| - Preventative care. The IoMT can facilitate the healthcare industry's transition from a reactive care model to a preventive one. The data generated from connected medical devices like wearables and sensor-embedded garments can detect clinical deterioration in real-time, and with heightened accuracy—enabling earlier intervention from providers.
| - Operations. IoMT solutions can streamline operational tasks to help alleviate burned-out doctors who say admin is a key driver of...
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