Updates and New Trends in Medicine

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PUBLICHEALTHMEET2021. INTERNATIONAL MEET ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT. NOVEMBER 04-05, 2021. Page- 43. Virtual Presentations. ALBEDO MEETINGS

https://www.albedomeetings.com/cms/pdfs/PUBLICHEALTHMEET2021_abstract_book.pdf


https://www.albedomeetings.com/2021/publichealthmeet

Abstract

Maria Dalamagka



Update medicine means progress and experimentation. Without updates and new trends in medicine, there would be no visible progress. That provides us the opportunity to attempt something new, which has the potential of shifting cultural current to form an underlying intuition. Updates can be utilized to reach specific demographics more effectively and gives the opportunity to define the current era we are living in. Healthcare is one of the essential, dynamic industries. The constant demand for innovation, improvement in its outcome, quality, accessibility, and affordability are making it one of those industries, that is full of new opportunities and innovations. There has been a shift in utilizing technology to enable prevention and primary care such as wearable devices that track patient’s data at a distance rather than using it for advanced specialty care. Technology such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, VR, AR, Wearables will emerge as significant tools to help healthcare providers and organizations to operate more effectively. Telehealth is extremely efficient in saving the time and stress of both the physician and the patients. Digital health is graduallyo ccupying a significant position in our daily lives, making it a worthy tool in medical device. 

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