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Bringing hospital care to the home appeals to all patients worldwide. The growing trend, tightly aligned with healthcare consumerism, allows patients to recover faster with less financial, mental, and emotional distress while also relieving resource strain for most hospital administrators. However, "hospital at home" is not available to everyone. Although certain therapeutic conditions and circumstances cannot utilize this service, the demand for this convenient approach to care continues to rise– as well as the divide on who can access and/or utilize this opportunity. 

Having hospital service in the home heavily relies on an array of combination technologies including but not limited to artificial intelligence (AI), remote patient monitoring and therapeutic devices (RPMs/RTMs), 4/5G connectivity, feasibility, and accessibility to both human and technological resources that can support it. This webinar highlights the new approaches to technology design from emerging global tech innovators addressing chronic and acute care conditions. 

KEY DISCUSSION POINTS

• What goes into designing technologies that can be accessible and feasible for all?

• Understanding the challenges of inclusivity by design for a very diverse set of patients

• What are the challenges and obstacles for technology start-ups in this domain?

• What are future trends for these technologies and applications in hospital care at home?

SPEAKERS

Maria Palombini

Director, IEEE SA Healthcare and Life Sciences

Gilles Lunzenfichter

CEO and Co-Founder, Medisanté (Switzerland)

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