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Overworked To Optimized: Technology And The Future Of Primary Care
The primary care model faces burnout, rising costs and administrative burdens, straining an overworked physician workforce. Meanwhile, AI, remote monitoring and digital health tools are reshaping care with a focus on prevention, personalization and accessibility.
Rather than replacing physicians, technology can help redefine their roles, enabling a more patient-centered, transdisciplinary approach that prioritizes prevention, well-being and longevity.
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By automating routine tasks, improving diagnostics, and enabling care teams (not just doctors) to deliver personalized health support, this shift could reduce physician burnout, expand access — especially where doctors are scarce — and make care more continuous and patient-centred.
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