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Drive personalization —
New data streams associated with digital health tools can feed into analytics
and artificial intelligence (AI) models, allowing for greater customization of
services and a better understanding of personal health needs.
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Extend patient reach and
access — Remote patient-provider communication tools and connected devices will
ensure timely and convenient access to care by removing the need to physically
travel to an office for many health needs.
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Enhance patient and
provider experiences — From web and app-based symptom checkers and triage tools
to automated self-scheduling to more efficient data exchange, digital health
technologies can create a seamless experience, cutting down consumer
frustration and clinician burnout.
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Improve care quality —
Wearables, digital therapeutics and remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices can
continually track an individual’s health and wellbeing. Those data can trigger
behavioral nudges to help individuals better manage their health or allow
caregivers to adjust treatment plans accordingly.
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