The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Surgery (Forbes)
Telemedicine
“We’ve witnessed ten years of change in a month” is a typical description of how the pandemic is accelerating the use of telemedicine. Before the virus, video appointments made up only 1% of the 350m consultations which Britain’s National Health Service handles each year. Companies like Docly, eConsult and AccuRx are changing that. The latter claims that 90% of primary care clinics in England are now using its video-calling system.
The most dramatic form of telemedicine is remote surgery. It is not new, but it is growing, ...