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costs, increase access,
and improve care
DISRUPTION OF HEALTHCARE OJACNTUOABREYR 2018
There is no doubt that change is coming to health care. Exponential technologies are helping to drive that change by making care delivery less expensive, more efficient, and more accessible on a global basis. Consider: Beginning in 1999, scientists spent five months and approximately USD $300 million to generate the first initial “draft” of a human genome sequence. The cost to generate a human genome sequence is now less than USD $1,000,79 and could eventually drop to less than USD $1. In coming years, exponential technologies have the potential to dramatically disrupt the systems and processes that have historically defined the industry (Figure 5).
HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY’S INVESTING IN EXPONENTIAL TECHNOLOGIES
Adoption of exponential technologies in 5-10 years
12 key exponential technologies may reach varying levels of adoption and transformation within the next decade
Telemedicine
Robotics Additive manufacturing
Virtual reality/augmented reality
API/gig economy Blockchain
Genomics & proteomics Digital medicine
Ambient computing
Cognitive computing Data democratization
Degree of uncertainty
Low Medium High
Syntheticbiology & nanotechnology
Experimental Early adoption Source: Deloitte analysis
Early majority
Late majority
Laggards
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