The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) recently released a report called Power to the Patient: How mobile technology is transforming healthcare, which examines the world of mobile health technology for the health industry based on research. Status and prospects. The report caused a heated discussion among the partners in the VB entrepreneurial circle. The content of the report is now organized as follows.
The pharmaceutical industry is trying to grasp the new opportunities brought by mobile technology
Pharmaceutical companies are beginning to get involved in the mobile health arena and developing monitoring tools that help doctors and patients monitor disease and efficacy. Currently, Bayer, Merck and Novartis each company has developed more than 100 health management applications. However, a 2014 report showed that consumers would hesitate to download and use the app. Although Merck's app is very successful, the number of users is less than one million, and other application users are even less. In addition, the current lack of trust in pharmaceutical companies is also a challenge for pharmaceutical companies. However, for pharmaceutical companies, an obvious opportunity is to use mobile medical methods to provide patients with a better experience, improve clinical efficacy, and reduce medical costs.
Wearable smart devices play an important role
According to the EIU survey, 79% of respondents believe that the main role of mobile medical technology is to provide education and information. This information can be in the form of a text message or a form in which an individual can consult a doctor using a network device. However, the ability to provide education and information only touches the surface of mobile healthcare. When asked about the role of mobile healthcare in the next five years, only 11% of respondents believe that education and information are provided. They believe that the three biggest roles: 1. Let patients participate more actively in their treatment (50%) 2. Reduce the cost of medical services (50%) 3. Improve personal health awareness through self-management (29%).
The first is to provide people with more health information and data. The first step is the development of various wearable devices such as Fitbit, Apple watch and Strava. The second step is the equipment used to collect medical data in hospitals, doctors' offices, and laboratories. GE's ultrasound instruments and start-up company AliveCor's heart rate testers are on the list. More and more wearable sensors and controllers are emerging. Samsung has released a digital health plan to develop sensors that monitor blood pressure, blood sugar levels and vital signs. Samsung is also working with the University of California to plan to use the device in the clinic.
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