Let’s check impact on Health and pharma sector.
The Pandemic has transformed regular health visits into online checkups.
This allows patients to seek care from the best doctors in the country for primary and second opinions, not the doctor that has a clinic within driving distance.
Clinics w to deliver care via technology that is more convenient and less expensive.
In the current pandemic, hospitals are focusing more on serving patients with emergency health needs or corona virus symptoms.
Health experts are writing about providing hospital care in the home.
With sophisticated remote monitoring devices connected to a smartphone or computer, they could conduct most routine exams virtually.Today, we can collect blood pressure and pulse ox readings, and other data to help the physician with making diagnoses.
Hospitals can reduce the cost of hospital care, increase patient satisfaction and reduce infections with care provided in a home or in an alternative setting.
As per EY’s bioscience report from Asia, 93% of the pharma companies in India were just beginning their journey in digitalisation.
COVID-19 has acted as a catalyst that has driven every company to find active ways to innovate and have interaction digitally.
In the world after COVID-19, hospitals can continue to focus on providing care trauma, complex procedures and surgeries. The hospital can focus on mastery of fewer services and offer less urgent care in alternative settings.
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