Chairman / CEO Coach & Advisor / Author of "Build, Panic, Adapt, Repeat" (out July 25) - Helping ambitious CEOs accelerate growth and successfully scale themselves, their teams and their business.
Let's stop building HealthTech products that nobody wants! Great products are about people, not technology. There is no doubt that healthcare systems are looking to technology to support their transformation. But digital transformation of healthcare will only work if we start with people. - It's about removing friction for healthcare professionals, stakeholders and patients, not creating more. - It’s about solving problems for healthcare professionals, stakeholders and patients that are big enough to be solved. Things that can’t be lived with. - It's about how the value of technology can be delivered without massive operational, technological or clinical change. Healthcare systems don’t have the time to slow down. - It's about technology that can really support clinicians do what they do best, without "tech" getting in the way. - It's about enabling patients (and those around them) to take an active role in their health and wellbeing. There are massive benefits that technology can deliver to healthcare systems if we remember that healthcare is and always will be a people-first industry. #healthcare #technology #digitalhealth #business #innovation
Spot on Kevin McDonnell Points 1,2 & 5 touched on here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iHaU2C_EjZA
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Couldn’t agree more Kevin McDonnell. Leading the transformation is a focus on building empathy not just tech. The shiny robot is only useful if it relieves the pressure of time from the service. Only then will we realise that the robot is not a logic machine but one that downstream creates time for the frontline. Tech turns into empathy, by healing time, not stealing time.
We are the same at #FENObyNIOX
This term is applicable in banking, consumer interface industry those who is in touch with common people through technology.
We are all about the people at LovedBy and our product Nudg is all about people. It does all that you speak of Kevin McDonnell 🙏🏻
Good timing post Kevin! am currently sitting in a conference focused on patient centricity and engagement and the need to involve patients and caregivers from the very beginning of development rather than as a token involvement at the end …. In many companies, patient centricty seems to be a buzz word and check box at the management level but it should be something that is at the very foundation of the company and it’s developments.
I agree, that is why Visionflex Clinical Telehealth have spent millions making the user experience as simple and friendly as possible. The technology can be sophisticated but the user/clinician interface must be as close to 'transparent' as possible - it's the old '2-second rule', if the user can not use the device almost immediately, especially in patient-care focussed situations, then they will use something easier or familiar...
Chairman / CEO Coach & Advisor / Author of "Build, Panic, Adapt, Repeat" (out July 25) - Helping ambitious CEOs accelerate growth and successfully scale themselves, their teams and their business.
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