HealthTech: a lever for delivering new paradigms

Through the smarter use of emerging technologies, healthcare providers will be able to move services from generalised to personalised care delivery. Dr. John Sandham, Chair of EBME, discusses the implications for EBME departments of new technology acquisition, and how to implement an effective health technology plan.

I have been saying for many years that healthcare organisations need to adopt managed strategies for buying, using, maintaining, and replacing their healthcare technology. I recently reviewed an organisation's five-year business strategy.

It covered the following goals:

1. Learn to improve — a consultative process with clinical staff.

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