Impact of AI-technologies on health industry England 2018| ��ƽ��

To what extent do you believe the following will likely occur in the health industry in England in the next 10 years?

Characteristic	Physicians	Consumers
Companies from outside the health industry will enter with profoundly different approaches to health care	69%	51%
Digital technologies will enable care teams to remotely coordinate complex patient care	65%	56%
Smartphones will become the primary interface in the health system	60%	50%
AI-technologies will be commonly used for diagnosis, medical imaging analysis and medication management	56%	51%
Precision technologies such as DNA sequencing will be a routine part of preventive primary care	44%	52%
Virtual presence will be a substitute for a health professional being physically present	44%	40%
Virtual hospitals with no beds will deliver medical care through e-consultations and remote patient monitoring	29%	41%

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March 2019

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United Kingdom (England)

Survey time period

July 2018

Method of interview

Online survey

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Data shows 'very likely' and 'likely' responses.

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This statistic displays the results of a survey in England in which physicians and consumers were asked how they perceived digital health technologies would impact the health industry in the coming decade as of 2018. According to the results, 56 percent of consumers believe that in future digital technologies was likely to enable care teams to remotely coordinate complex patient care, while 65 percent of physicians also shared the same view.