The healthcare industry
The healthcare industry is in the midst of significant transformation, driven by the rise in people with multi-chronic conditions, ageing populations, a lack of healthcare workers and the increasing consumerization of healthcare services. In a discussion with HCLTech Trends and insights, Henrik Amsinck, CIO at Falck, highlighted that the sector is facing a level of disruption reminiscent of the retail industry’s transformation seen years ago. With startups targeting various aspects of healthcare, the traditional landscape is being challenged.
The midst of significant transformation
The midst of significant transformation
The healthcare industry is in the midst of significant transformation, driven by the rise in people with multi-chronic conditions, ageing populations, a lack of healthcare workers and the increasing consumerization of healthcare services. In a discussion with HCLTech Trends and insights, Henrik Amsinck, CIO at Falck, highlighted that the sector is facing a level of disruption reminiscent of the retail industry’s transformation seen years ago. With startups targeting various aspects of healthcare, the traditional landscape is being challenged.
The midst of significant transformation
The healthcare industry is in the midst of significant transformation, driven by the rise in people with multi-chronic conditions, ageing populations, a lack of healthcare workers and the increasing consumerization of healthcare services. In a discussion with HCLTech Trends and insights, Henrik Amsinck, CIO at Falck, highlighted that the sector is facing a level of disruption reminiscent of the retail industry’s transformation seen years ago. With startups targeting various aspects of healthcare, the traditional landscape is being challenged.
Technologies have been integrated into treatments for many years, but they primarily involved innovations around medical equipment operated by humans. Historically, healthcare relied on static medical devices and in-person consultations, which limited patient engagement and access to real-time health data. This traditional approach is rapidly evolving, as new players enter the market, focusing on empowering patients with better access to health information and services through digital means.
Industry is in the midst of significant transformation
The healthcare industry is in the midst of significant transformation, driven by the rise in people with multi-chronic conditions, ageing populations, a lack of healthcare workers and the increasing consumerization of healthcare services. In a discussion with HCLTech Trends and insights, Henrik Amsinck, CIO at Falck, highlighted that the sector is facing a level of disruption reminiscent of the retail industry’s transformation seen years ago. With startups targeting various aspects of healthcare, the traditional landscape is being challenged.
A lack of healthcare
The healthcare industry is in the midst of significant transformation, driven by the rise in people with multi-chronic conditions, ageing populations, a lack of healthcare workers and the increasing consumerization of healthcare services. In a discussion with HCLTech Trends and insights, Henrik Amsinck, CIO at Falck, highlighted that the sector is facing a level of disruption reminiscent of the retail industry’s transformation seen years ago. With startups targeting various aspects of healthcare, the traditional landscape is being challenged.
