Article authors: Reto Merges and Isabel Heim | Reading time: 4 minutes
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Why should you read this paper?
Innovating personalized care is a promising approach in global healthcare, tailoring diagnoses and treatments to individual patients based on genetic makeup, clinical data, and preferences. Despite obstacles like rising chronic diseases and managing medical data, the goal is optimized treatment through scalable, personalized techniques. Data, technology, and collaboration drive advancements, moving us closer to realizing optimal care for every individual.
Key takeaways from the paper
There are three cohesive elements that healthcare providers should consider to innovate personalized care:
The promising future of personalized care relies on advanced data precision, AI-based predictive models, technological breakthroughs for example in clinical imaging, and governmental initiatives to harness big data and AI. It also necessitates addressing industry challenges, socioeconomic disparities, and policy frameworks to ensure equitable access and positive healthcare advances for patients globally.
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About the authors
Reto Merges
Global Head of Innovating Personalized Care at Siemens Healthineers
With more than 10 years’ leadership experience in healthcare marketing, Reto Merges has a strong track record in building effective teams for clinical and innovation marketing. In addition, he has four years of work experience in China, ramping up efforts for research collaborations in China and South Korea. Reto holds a degree in electrical engineering and information technology from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany, and has studied at the Nanjing Normal University, China. His scientific background is in the field of medical imaging, where he has authored many publications and holds multiple patents.
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