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Consumers want technology to monitor every aspect of their life and Wearable Tech, IoT and all emerging technologies are working together towards such goal. The question remains: Will this help or hurt providers’ efforts?
Consumers are not limiting themselves to a few multifunction devices, but instead have increased the number of digital devices. Wearable technology, digital trust and increased usage of apps are all trends that bear watching in 2014.
Digital Consumer Tech Survey 2014
The 2014 study is based on a survey fielded in the fall of 2013 of more than 6,000 consumers in six countries. Find out what consumers are interested in buying.
Interesting results of this Accenture survey: Consumers tend to reflect on what to do with what device. This will impact the provision of care. Maybe we have to differentiatie to what can best be done with what divice.
See also the download of the report of the survey.
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Technology itself creates expectations. Handling these and making them true is a challenge. Lots of healthcare providers are relucatant to their impact. eHealth thinking and realization can go in manageable steps creating your proper roadmap. See here