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The Operational Crisis In Healthcare—And How Technology Can Help
Julia Strandberg is Chief Business Leader, Connected Care at Philips. You can feel it the moment you walk into almost any health system today. Nothing looks dramatically different at first glance, but beneath the surface, the pressure is mounting. The pace is relentless, the margin for error is shrinking, and clinicians, staff and leaders are carrying more than ever before.
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ジュリア・ストランドバーグはフィリップスのConnected Care担当チーフ・ビジネス・リーダーである。 医療分野はいま、世界の総データ量のほぼ30%を生み出しており、病院におけるデータ量は前年比でおよそ47%増えている。理論上は、この急増が医療を変革するはずだ。だが現実には、むしろ分断を招くことが多い。 臨床医は散在する患者データをかき集めることに過度な時間を費やし、患者は受診の遅れや検査の重複、予防医療の取りこぼしや混乱に直面する。情報が異なるシステムに分散していると、医師は全体像を持たないまま意思決定を迫られがちであり、重要な既往歴や傾向、過去の評価を見落とす。これは不確実性を高めるだけでなく、深刻で防げたはずのエラーにもつながる。さらに臨床医は、患者ケアに集中する代わりに、不完全だったりアクセスしにくかったりする情報を探すために、毎年何週間分もの時間を失っている。...
Why The Care Continuum Relies On Longitudinal Data
Healthcare now generates nearly , with hospital volumes growing roughly 47% year over year. In theory, this surge should transform care. In practice, it often fragments it. Clinicians spend too much time pulling together scattered patient data, and patients face delays, repeat tests and missed or confusing preventive care. When information is spread across different systems, doctors often must make decisions without a full picture—missing key history, trends or prior assessments.
Why AI Belongs At The Center Of Modern Healthcare
Julia Strandberg is Chief Business Leader, Connected Care at Philips. getty In 2017, The Economist declared that data had surpassed oil as the world’s most valuable resource. That shift marked a profound moment in healthcare. Today, data isn’t just archived—it shapes clinical decisions, drives innovation and defines how care is delivered. AI is emerging as one of the most powerful tools for turning that data into action.
Here's how to close the gap to Cardiology’s digital future
Cardiologists spend up to 7 hours weekly on admin tasks. AI and digital tools can save up to 5 hours of this admin time – amounting to thousands of additional clinical visits in the US alone. A survey of 300 cardiologists in four countries found that they see great, but as of yet unrealized, potential in digital solutions. In 2025, more than 20 million people will die from cardiovascular disease and conditions like high blood pressure and high cholesterol that increase its risk.
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