Friday, July 24, 2020

Future of Healthcare - Condition After Covid-19

 An ongoing outbreak of coronavirus has got us into our homes with a complete social, economic, and outdoor cutdown with the lockdown. Also, it has created an unprecedented multi-dimensional global crisis while blocking essential healthcare services too. Hospitals are facing a massive crisis while dealing with corona positive patients. But, on the other side, with these short-term terrible effects, there has been a ray of light where it seems to make sustained long-term effects over the healthcare economy.    

     COVID-19 has given time to our government, research specialists, and other professionals to have a reboot in the system while bringing several measures on the front line. Sooner, after the arrival of the vaccine, when we all will look back to this time, it will remind us of the heroism of health workers, tough times handled well by the people and improvement in public health for the next coming years.

      The virus affects changing the medical field's face with continuous efforts that will be seen by the end of the year. Here are a few that is listed below:

      1.The positive image of doctors and hospitals

The heroism of doctors, nurses, therapists, and several other healthcare community workers has come up to be the saviours. This has gained trust, respect, and rebuilt the image of several hospitals and medical staff who have been dedicated to the genuine care of the Corona Positive patients. So far, we have also been eternally grateful to their unimaginable bravery during these tough times. 


2. Redefined the healthcare system with better resources

With the pandemic, another thing that has happened is the reboot of the healthcare system that is present for the longest time. A shortage of resources like medical equipment, skilled health professionals, patient care centers, etc. is required to consider in the long run. COVID-19 has shifted the era of the system from volume-based to value-based. The complete restructuring of the healthcare industry, including realignment of the business model and leadership, has come over. These dynamics have established cordial sync with nature without fiddling the necessary laws. 

 3. Focus on telemedicine and digital care

Coronavirus has also shifted towards enhancing focal points over telemedicine and digital care. With the specified time, there will be no more crowded physician office waiting rooms as every aspect is solved with digital help through the Internet. Clinical therapists, doctors, and other professionals can check on their patients on a virtual basis while being anywhere and anytime. 

Artificial intelligence and precision medicine will become more than buzzwords and integrated into clinical practice much faster in the post-COVID era. 


4. More demand for healthcare and relevant professionals

The revolving story of after COVID-19 has inspired a renewed appreciation and gratitude for control professionals and infectious disease clinicians. Radiologists, Surgeons, Clinical lab assistants, pharma researchers, hospital managers, healthcare admins, etc. are likely to be on high demand. They will be ranging from acute-care hospitals to long-term care while navigating new normal standards of disinfection, sterile processing, and hand-hygiene protocols. 


5. Higher growth aspects and new beginnings

Settling down of COVID-19 scenes is an ongoing rage for now. But, after the pandemic, everyone hopes that the world will get its glory back. Amidst concerns about bringing back to normalcy, it is also important to understand the basic need for social distancing, hygiene, and prevention. With all the new job prospects, chances of increasing medical tourism, multi-disciplinary assessment, and much more, there is a long-run development in the Healthcare field. 

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