Innovations in business models are required how health care organizations currently prevent, diagnose, monitor, and treat disease. They should also consider building pilots before investing in scale, learn to embrace change, and evaluate new revenue sources. And, organizations should strive to be agile in anticipating and adjusting their strategies as innovations continue to evolve.

Artificial Intelligence:

Artificial intelligence (AI) is more than just a digital transformation trend in healthcare. AI represents the epitome of medical innovation and industry players are eager to invest millions in it. The healthcare AI-powered tools market is expected to exceed $34 billion by 2025, which means this technology will shape almost all facets of the industry. There are even plans for a national AI lab set up by the NHS which will bring many benefits to both healthcare providers and patients.

 Virtual Reality:

VR is another type of innovation in medical industry that has evolved rapidly in recent times and is transforming many different industries, in healthcare sector. VR can be used in many ways but the most notable is in healthcare worker training, which can allow people to get as close to the real situation as possible. Additionally, VR can be used as a form of exposure therapy and even to reduce pain and anxiety for both physical and mental health benefits.

Leveraging Social Media to Improve Patient Experience:

Tapping data from social media and online communities to give health care organizations the ability to track consumer experience and population health trends in real an online marketplace that links doctors directly with medical facilities for short-term work which is making it easier for physicians to provide on-demand healthcare to clients in specific circumstances that match their talents, expertise, and schedule. With these benefits in mind, healthcare and pharmaceutical companies should invest in organizing their digital marketing planning in place

Robot-Assisted Surgery:

Using robots to assist with surgery can allow for much greater precision while also reducing the invasiveness of many procedures. This can help to improve recovery time and reduce pain. Additionally, robot-assisted surgery is helpful for reducing stress for surgeons which can be a huge problem in healthcare.

The Growth of Wearable Medical Devices:

Another trend of the digital transformation in healthcare is companies collecting their own health data from medical devices, including wearable technology.

As a result, healthcare companies are being proactive by investing in wearable technology devices that can provide up-to-date monitoring of high-risk patients to determine the likelihood of a major health event.