24 May 2022, Kolkata, West Bengal

The global response to the outbreak has highlighted the need of harnessing technology to improve healthcare. The importance of technological advancements that can improve patient experiences, clinical efficiency, and virtual care is greater than ever. The digital first approach, like it has in every other business, is set to significantly disrupt the health industry. In terms of operations, big data in healthcare aids in the analysis of manpower demands, financials, and resource allocation.

“Real-time analytics means we’ve begun rethinking how we’ve done things traditionally as data is becoming much more complex and growing exponentially.”[Reference]

In the future, a number of present and developing technologies will have a favourable impact on the healthcare industry. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality, augmented reality, and wearable technology will all be important tools for healthcare professionals and organisations to improve their efficiency.Experts evaluate the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), cybersecurity measures, remote patient monitoring (RPM), Fintech integration, Cloud migration, and Big Data analytics as emerging innovations in the healthcare industry that already satisfy customer needs on the market.[Reference]

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies are gaining ground in various healthcare business developments. They are the most accurate in terms of meeting the needs of patients. They can help healthcare businesses with management and analytics, as well as decision-making. Furthermore, the most promising developing technologies in healthcare are robotic process automation (RPA) and cognitive automation (CA).[Reference]

“With the ability to analyze more data, it opens up the possibility for innovation at a scale we have not had in the past.”[Reference]

HealthTech is a rapidly expanding field. In 2022 and later years, existing technologies will advance, become more patient-centered, and focus on easing the work of hospitals and private clinics. This area is also vacant.

Healthcare technology trends and amazing digital systems emerge from time to time, but there is still potential for innovation and the implementation of the most extreme ideas and technological developments.
Subhra Bishnu, OrangeTree Global Director, has invested in Malaysian HealthTech firm Pulse Data Technology.The Pandemic has had a significant impact on the HealthTech system's economic growth, and this move by Orange Tree Global's director shows that.