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Digital Healthcare as a Solution for Global Challenges
In an era of rising technological advancements, healthcare systems worldwide are facing a coincidence of challenges: a growing shortage of healthcare professionals, unsustainable growth of the costs of care, and an alarming rise in chronic conditions. The global healthcare workforce is stretched to its limits, with the World Health Organization (WHO) projecting a shortfall of 10 million healthcare workers by 2030.
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Expanding digital home healthcare in the U.S.—including telemonitoring, AI-powered remote care, and connected health platforms—can reduce hospital visits, empower patients with real-time health data, and help address workforce shortages while lowering system costs.
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