The technology sector’s rise in relevance, utility, and power in our lives and the international landscape has been increasingly self-evident over the 21st century. The past decade saw once-charming upstarts become behemoths who drew scrutiny from a wide range of critics. And the COVID-19 pandemic has only grown the sector’s salience and our dependence on their products, heightening the contradictory position. As we emerge from that pandemic with the rising awareness of this dependence, there are tons of questions about what happens next, which the Big Tech Ticket will address. James Rogers, a journalist with more than two decades covering the tech industry, will be the host of the Big Tech Ticket. The show will feature interviews with experts, decision makers, academics, and executives in the field, and will appear on Wednesdays.
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Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Healthcare is a sector that has obviously been in the spotlight for the length of this pandemic. As the world has coped with the threat from COVID-19, the sector has been forced to adjust and accelerate its future. Where does that leave us in what we hope is the back stages of the pandemic, and afterwards?
On this summer episode of the Big Tech Ticket, James Rogers interviews Dr. Shantanu Nundy, MD, who among other things is the author of Care After Covid, a book analyzing the problems that emerged from the pandemic and the potential opportunities. He talks about the "three Ds" in the future of healthcare, the importance of connecting data across a wider-spread healthcare delivery model, and the challenges of the digital divide.
Topics Covered
- 0:30 minute mark - The acceleration towards remote healthcare
- 2:00 – The three Ds – distributed, digitally enhanced, and decentralized
- 4:00 – The role of technology in the COVID vaccination push
- 6:00 – Connecting all the data as healthcare gets distributed
- 8:00 – Growth areas in healthcare
- 12:00 – How does healthcare address the digital divide?
- 15:00 – Looking back to past healthcare crises for examples of progress
- 17:30 – Working in resourced-strained environments
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