BC Advantage - 2018 Issue 9
Where Are We on the Digital Health Road
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Article Overview
This article reviews the current direction of digital health and why it matters to healthcare consumers, providers, and organizations. It discusses market expectations for virtual care, online access, data-driven services, and improved patient experience, along with examples of emerging initiatives and technology-enabled care models. The piece is relevant to readers tracking healthcare innovation, consumer engagement, telehealth adoption, and broader care-delivery transformation.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps readers understand how digital health is changing expectations for access, convenience, and care coordination, and why organizations are investing in new technology-enabled models. It is useful for anyone evaluating healthcare innovation trends and the operational pressure to improve the patient experience.
Article Sections
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Where is the digital health road headed?
Introduces the overall direction of digital health and frames the topic as a broad healthcare transformation trend. It references early innovation efforts and the general vision for more data-driven, accessible care.
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What do healthcare consumers want now?
Summarizes consumer expectations for digital health and describes the types of capabilities patients increasingly look for. The section emphasizes convenience, access, transparency, and data-enabled services.
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How big is the gap between what consumers want and what providers offer?
Reviews survey findings comparing consumer expectations with current provider offerings. It focuses on perceived gaps in digital experience and patient loyalty implications.
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Digital health bright spots
Highlights examples of organizations and companies developing new digital health tools and service models. The section covers innovation activity in remote monitoring, telehealth, and digital health investment.
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Where the rubber meets the road
Discusses technology-enabled care initiatives in kidney care and the broader challenge of translating digital health concepts into practical care delivery. It connects innovation to chronic disease management and patient experience.
What You Will Learn
- How the article frames the direction of digital health innovation
- What consumers are reported to expect from digital health services
- How survey findings compare patient expectations with provider offerings
- Which organizations are highlighted as examples of digital health activity
- How the article connects digital innovation with chronic disease care delivery
Who Should Read This
- Healthcare administrators
- Digital health professionals
- Clinicians
- Care management teams
- Health IT leaders
- Medical practice leaders
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