Evolving technology is changing the face of health care What

Evolving technology is changing the face of health care.

What are some of the most important changes.

Do you think they are good, or detrimental?

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Here is some most important evolving technology-

Robotics Surgery- If we talk about the soft-tissue surgery then robots can perform better than humans. Soft tissue surgery need highly experience doctors and specific tools to perform. There are FDA approved robots available to do che4ck ups as well. The robots are laced with two screens and medical equipments.

Cloud Electronic Health Records. Trough the internet the electronic data related to the patients can now be stored cloudily. This has eliminated the use of physical resources. If they are damaged it used to difficult to retrieve the data. This effect will be on the packet of the patient. It reduces the IT cost of the hospitals hence the patients pay some lower fee.

Healthcare Trackers. - Now they are some device available in the market a person can wear and track his daily health conditions and activities. Let say how much are the heart rate, blood pressure, glucose, energy loss etc. These gadgets have made health conscious to human.

Nano-Technology- Nano-technology has been used in medical systems in much way. Nano robots are smaller than a millimeter. Now Max Planck Institute is near to develop nano robots with nano technology which will swim with the fluids of the body and it will contain the drug and will target the desired part of the body. This will be very faster as infected area will be treated directly.

3D printing- A major improvement is going on in this field. By using 3D printing the medical institutions can make bones, tissues, skins etc.

These were some evolving technologies in health care system.

As far as my concern about these technology is that it cost much to the companies and hence they recover the cost from the patients. You pay heavy fee to a hospital which treats you with modern technologies. It means that these technologies will be heavy on the health care budget. It will take more time for these technologies to be in common and cheaper.