"I think precision medicine means precisely diagnosing conditions, then integrating all relevant patient data and insights to guide care to the best outcomes. It is about providing the right treatment to the right patient at the right time."
Larry Chu
Professor and Executive Director of Stanford Medicine X
"That idea that we are going to migrate over time to truly individualize diagnostic and therapeutic service to the patient would be quality, safety and convenience."
John D. Halamka
"A minimum of 30% and probably over 50% of all care delivery in the world is waste. This waste results from unwarranted variations within healthcare systems."
Professor for Public Health and Medicine
"Three approaches – standardization, personalization, and the better use of digital data – can be more effectively deployed throughout the healthcare system."
"I think, that it is finally time that we start to study what practices in medicine actually make a difference for patients - and that is what big data and data analytics gets you today."
Healthcare providers around the world can unlock the power of precision medicine for better care and lower cost. Harvard Business Review Analytics Services (HBR) published a whitepaper for executives and leaders in healthcare on how to expand precision medicine and scale it up to an organizational level.
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overcome the challenges of COVID-19 testing in the vaccination era?
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can we overcome the challenges of today's diagnostics?
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can expanding precision medicine help in effectively managing pandemics?
Accelerating the cancer path - starting radiotherapy in hours instead of weeks. Explore how healthcare systems can be made more agile and how more cancer patients can receive quicker access to treatment.
The future of precision cancer care. Cancer treatment is full of challenges. This paper looks into the future of how precision cancer care can help patients & healthcare providers alike.
How to
overcome the challenges of COVID-19 testing in the vaccination era?
How
can we overcome the challenges of today's diagnostics?
How
can expanding precision medicine help in effectively managing pandemics?