The global digital health market is now estimated to grow to USD 1.5 trillion by 2030, driven primarily by increased demand and adoption for remote patient monitoring as well as access to virtual care services. However, worker shortages and burnout among the healthcare workforce continue to be a serious concern and despite ongoing efforts, organizations are not fully prepared to use data analytics and digital technologies to improve access and meaningfully improve the patient experience.
“In the past decade, I’ve seen first-hand how advances in healthcare analytics and digital health technologies hold great potential for improving patient outcomes. But the advances we've made in technology will mean nothing if we don't invest in the teams that are charged with implementing and overseeing them," said Dr. Norma Padrón, founder and CEO of EmpiricaLab.
