DYNSEO participated in the Public Actors Meetings, during a conference hosted by Microsoft, on the theme of "digital care pathways," and more specifically on: How do connected screens address health issues, territorial coverage, and quality of care?Raphaël MASTIER, Director of the Health Pole at Microsoft, led the debate, accompanied by various speakers:Cécile DOLLA, Project Manager for Customer Approach, Hospices Civils de Lyon
France LAFFISSE, doctor, CHU Toulouse
Maribel PINO from the LUSAGE laboratory at BROCA hospital and Justine SAUQUET, for the DYNSEO solution
France LAFFISSE, doctor, CHU Toulouse
Maribel PINO from the LUSAGE laboratory at BROCA hospital and Justine SAUQUET, for the DYNSEO solution
The challenges of the digital care pathway
The digital care pathway represents a major advance in the health field, facilitating communication between patients and health professionals. Here are some key challenges:
- Improvement of care coordination: Digital technology allows for the centralization of medical information, thus facilitating patient follow-up.
- Accessibility of care: Digital tools allow reaching remote populations or those with difficulties accessing care.
- Personalization of treatments: Thanks to data analysis, care can be tailored to the specific needs of each patient.
- Disease prevention: Connected devices play a crucial role in early detection and disease prevention.
Technologies serving connected care
Emerging technologies play a crucial role in the development of connected care. Here are some of the most promising innovations:
- Telemedicine: Allows doctors to consult their patients remotely, thus reducing the need for travel.
- Health applications: Provide patients with tools to monitor their health, manage their medications, and communicate with their health professionals.
- Wearable devices: Smartwatches and sensors allow real-time monitoring of health parameters such as heart rate or physical activity level.
- Artificial intelligence: Used to analyze medical data, it can help predict epidemics or improve diagnosis.
The challenges of implementing digital solutions in health
Despite the undeniable advantages, implementing digital solutions in the health sector presents several challenges:
- Data protection: The security of personal health data is paramount and must be ensured to avoid privacy violations.
- Training of health professionals: Practitioners must be trained in the use of new technologies to fully benefit from them.
- Acceptance by patients: Some patients may be reluctant to use digital tools, requiring awareness and information campaigns.
- Interoperability of systems: Different digital solutions must be able to communicate with each other to ensure coherent patient follow-up.
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Future perspectives for digital care
Digital care continues to evolve, and several trends are expected to shape its future:
- Integration of augmented reality: Augmented reality could revolutionize medical training and surgical procedures.
- Development of predictive health: The analysis of big data will allow better anticipation of the health needs of populations.
- Interdisciplinary collaboration: Health, technology, and scientific teams will work together to create innovative solutions.
- Strengthening public policies: Governments will need to adapt their regulations to support innovation while protecting patients.
