(If you cannot view the video, please click here.) Industrial automation is coming During the most recent episode of HBO’s Last Week Tonight, John Oliver hilariously covered the potential impact of automation within the modern workforce. It’s the unlikeliest of topics one would expect to see on late night television, but it is one that’s […]
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AI, machine learning, and robotics are fundamentally changing healthcare, says Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky. “One of the most exciting parts of my job right now is to see the technology that’s usually equated with California and the West Coast,” said Gorsky. “Whether it’s AI, machine learning or robotics, you’re seeing it more and
The next decade may well see a revolution in the treatment and diagnosis of disease. The Internet of Things (IoT) has opened up a world of possibilities in medicine: when connected to the internet, ordinary medical devices can collect invaluable additional data, give extra insight into symptoms and trends, enable remote care, and generally give
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By Kevin Fleming and Michael Evans When it comes to healthcare, members of the millennial generation are turning the traditional delivery model on its head. Born between 1981 and 1996, this tech-savvy generation of 75 million is about to overtake baby boomers as America’s largest age demographic. Millennials have grown up in a technology-powered consumer
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By Michael Evans and Kevin Fleming The rising cost of healthcare services and the corresponding cost of healthcare insurance represent significant economic issues for employers. Additionally, these higher costs are proving to be a barrier to patient treatment. Further inhibiting access to care, some providers are requiring upfront deductible payments from patients before they will
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By Jerry Haffey Jr. With 23.5 million Americans addicted to drugs and alcohol across the United States, the presence of addiction in the workplace is no longer a rare exception. In fact, 25% of your employees, who are lifting heavy loads, operating machinery, crunching numbers, treating patients and the like, are either currently suffering from
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Marketing is not usually the first thing on dental professionals’ minds. However, it’s an important part of building a successful dental practice. So for those who are relatively new to the marketing game and simply want to get their message in front of as many local dental patients as possible, here are 20 tips you
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In a medical practice, the office manager is one of the most important hires you can make. This position is the one responsible for seeing to all the little details that go into running the business, allowing the physician to focus on actually treating patients. So what goes into making this important hire? We spoke
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By Michael Evans and Kevin Fleming In a striking shift of healthcare costs, patient payments now account for 35% of provider revenue, the third largest source of provider income behind only Medicare and Medicaid. By comparison, in 2000 patients paid just 5% of healthcare provider revenue. This trend is expected to continue, with patients bearing
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