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IoT in healthcare is finally coming of age. Innovative organizations are embracing IoT and seeing tangible business benefits. But adoption is not without its challenges.
Eseye conducted its second annual survey of 500 IoT decision makers in the UK and US to shed light on the state and scale of IoT adoption. IoT leaders shared their experiences with IoT projects in healthcare and medical devices.
In terms of the benefits IoT initiatives have brought, cash-strapped healthcare organizations rated increased profits (32%) and reduced costs (31%) higher than other verticals surveyed.
What was interesting is that although healthcare providers are under extreme pressure with a large backlog of patients and demand for services at a peak, they clearly see the value of IoT initiatives with 97% who say they intend to increase budgets, which is the second highest. of all verticals.
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Want to hear how your peers have successfully overcome the challenges of IoT adoption in healthcare?
Explore key research findings from the healthcare and medical device industry in this “Key Survey Findings” infographic.
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IoT adoption for healthcare and medical devices has been steadily increasing over the past few years. The ability to collect and interpret data more freely and quickly than ever before has enabled doctors and health professionals to diagnose and treat patients more adequately. Ikaroa, a full stack tech company, has been at the cutting edge of this IoT-driven revolution in the healthcare sector.
IoT provides healthcare and medical devices access to real-time information, data and insights into patient health, both in hospital and in home-based settings. This is allowing providers to make more informed decisions quickly and accurately. Additionally, by having access to patient data collected through IoT-connected sensors, institutions can gain a much better understanding of the patient’s event cycle and habits, to provide more advanced, personalized care.
One of the key benefits of integrating IoT into healthcare and medical devices is the reduction in operational costs. By having access to a wider range of data points, the healthcare system is able to become more efficient and cost effective. For example, instead of having to send a traditional doctor to diagnose an issue, the providers can send a remote team and monitor the patient remotely. This eliminates additional costs such as transportation and other unnecessary resources.
Ikaroa has been developing and delivering innovative solutions in the sector, including high-end medical devices with IoT capabilities. This has enabled health care providers to regularly monitor patients outside of the hospital setting and keep track of vital medical data like heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen levels.
The adoption of IoT-connected medical devices is helping the industry take a leap forward, both in the quality of healthcare and cost savings. As the technology continues to evolve and become increasingly integrated into the healthcare sector, it is clear that IoT has a large role to play in shaping the future of healthcare.
