Market Intel: Lessons Learned From COVID-19: A Global Perspective On Digital Health Transformation

Health leaders in Sweden, Norway, Australia, Canada and Taiwan predicted the universal impact of digital solutions during the pandemic and lessons learned that will impact future care.

Post-pandemic Perspectives
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While the experiences and strategies for combatting the COVID-19 pandemic may differ from one region to another, they have all seen the tremendous impact of digital technologies, according to a recent panel discussion of health care/tech leaders from around the world.

All the experts emphasized the importance of keeping patients and doctors connected and health care workers safe during the crisis, but they all believe that the digital transformation will provide many more opportunities to come

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