? Read this book "disruptive healthcare revolution" feel see some hope for the future of healthcare, especially longing, so record, hope that such a disruptive healthcare can soon come into the city where I live.
The book sells:
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Top 100 in Amazon medical reference books, top 10 in Amazon kindle medical reference ebooks.?
Exhaustively describes 22 trends in the future development of the medical field, and through interviews with people representing each trend area, illuminates the applications and predictions of the latest technological developments in medicine, including nanorobotics, genetic repair, exoskeletons, artificial intelligence, and more.
Recommended by Lucien Engle, Professor of Exponential Growth Medicine at Singularity University in Silicon Valley. A must-read for doctors and nurses, as well as healthcare-related MBAsPromotional Message (Editor's Choice)
When healthcare takes flight on the wings of technology, it will undoubtedly bring great benefits to mankind. In the future, in the face of disease, perhaps we will not be so afraid. Because:
Organs will be able to be grown in vessels, making organ transplantation no longer a luxury;
Doctors will be able to remotely manipulate robots to perform surgeries for patients thousands of miles away, solving the problem of a shortage of medical specialists;
Genetic sequencing and nanorobot-targeted drug delivery will help us to implement personalized preventive measures and precise treatment;
Digital tattoos will act as a guardian to monitor and upload our health data;
Powered exoskeletons and neurological prosthetics will allow paralyzed people to stand and walk again and gain a sense of touch;
Medicine will end the use of real human bodies in experiments and replace them with full-body bionic devices;
Doctors will be able to successfully save patients' lives through human cryopreservation;
Doctors will be able to save patients' lives through human cryopreservation; and
There is a shortage of medical specialists in the field of medicine.
Scenes once seen only in science fiction and movies will be brought into reality by technology step by step. In the face of disruptive innovations in healthcare, how will healthcare workers, medical educators, and ordinary people meet them?
The most impressive 3 examples to share:
1. Do not have to embarrassingly go to the toilet to extract the large, pee, the future of science and technology to make the hospital's toilet intelligent, it can read the information you provide, you just need to normal toilet, it will automatically analyze your urine as well as the BIANBIAN situation sent to the doctor.
2. AR, Google's glasses. Doctors wearing it can do surgery while watching the film, your examination data and information he can grasp at any time. It is also more convenient to review the diagnosis.
3. Telemedicine and telehealth. Do not have to run to the hospital on a hot day to line up for hours and hours still number one is hard to find, use the Internet to make an appointment, and well-known doctors video, the use of remote haptic instruments, the doctor can remotely touch the patient. Wow! Looking forward to.
The book lists 22 disruptive changes in healthcare that could happen in the future, from "realized - partially realized - research and development - future predictions" one by one, it is really eye-opening.
Technology is changing lives, so let's live well and see what happens in the future!