What:
Wolters Kluwer, Health introduced the five Forces for the Future series to show the way forward to systemic weaknesses exposed through the COVID-19 pandemic to prepare beyond a momentary wave for a reshaped physical attention landscape. The series highlights the different trends that catalyze the usual settings and interruptions today, as well as specialized concepts on how to take advantage of recent advances in long-term fitness care. The five forces are a timely exploration of the explosion of virtual care, increased speed and rigor in clinical evidence and decision-making, artificial intelligence in aid of complex clinical surveillance, dramatic restructuring of the workforce, and urgent calls for access and knowledge sharing along the continuum. .
For what:
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed primary cracks in the global fitness care delivery system, but in doing so, it also presented a rapid and unprecedented opportunity to revolutionize fitness care for the better. The reaction to the public fitness crisis has stimulated continuous real-time innovation that is already transforming the way attention is provided on the front line, in all regions, and in all continuous care. Today is a vital moment that will have to be taken advantage of to ensure a positive and lasting effect on the entire fitness system.
Who:
Wolters Kluwer experts contributed to this range of knowledge, including:
Jean-Claude Saghbini, Chief Technology Officer
John Langton, Ph.D., Director of Applied Data Science
Jason Burum, Vice President, Patient Engagement, Clinical Efficiency
Shara Cohen, J.D., Vice President of Customer Experience, Clinical Efficiency
When:
A review of the five Forces series, featuring industry statistics, patented survey knowledge and valuable data from more than a dozen experts, is available here today. The first report in the series, “Virtual Care For Vulnerable,” is published on August 31, 2020. Additional reports will be published every month through December.
How:
All reports will be published and available on our website. For more information or to schedule an interview with an expert in fitness or artificial intelligence, contact Chanel Hastings at [email protected].
About Wolters Kluwer
Wolters Kluwer (WKL) is a global leader in business information, software responses and for physicians, nurses, accountants, lawyers and the tax, finance, audit, risk, compliance and regulatory sectors. We help our clients make critical decisions every day by offering them qualified answers that combine the deep wisdom of the box with complex generation and matrix.
Wolters Kluwer generated annual sales of 4.6 billion euros in 2019. The organization serves customers in more than 180 countries, operates in more than 40 countries and employs approximately 19,000 other people worldwide. The company is headquartered in Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands.
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