Advanced connectivity is opening new possibilities for more intelligent, efficient and resilient healthcare. From 5G-enabled mixed reality surgery and AI-supported clinical care to remote monitoring and hospital-at-home services, connected technologies are already demonstrating measurable benefits for patients and healthcare systems.
Drawing on real-world deployments including NUHS in Singapore, Paresh Modi highlights the potential of 5G Standalone, AI and mixed reality, and the role of the Connected Health and Community Care Accelerator (CHACCA) in bringing healthcare providers, operators, technology companies and policymakers together to accelerate adoption and scale innovation.
Credit: Paresh Modi, GSMA Foundry Senior Director, Health Partnerships. Originally published in Healthcare Business Outlook.