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Healthcare Technology Trends 2022
By contrast, rapid advances in healthcare provision and cheaper mobile communications have led to optimism that cost-effective measures can improve the status quo. Although the brighter side of the Pandemic is difficult to see, COVID-19 helped accelerate the development of some medical technologies and processes. Here are some of the top trends in medical technology 2022.

1. Customer Data Platforms (CDP)
Industry Update reports on the customer data platform show that the industry has recovered since the downturn in 2020. CDP enjoyed expansion in the first two quarters of 2021. The sector grew from 131 to 151, adding more than 1,200 employees and earning about $ 550 million in investors’ money. According to the CDP Institute, this growth comes as a fresh breath in an industry that went through a brief decline more than a year ago during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here are the verified classifications of CDPs:

Smart-Hub: ActionIQ
Digital Data Integration: Tealium, mParticle
Data Science: Treasure Data, ACquia, SAS
Identity Management: Quaero, Amperity
Site Personalization: Lytics, Blueconic
Marketing Cloud Infrastructure: Salesforce, Adobe, Oracle

2. Big Data & AI
In the current times, AI (artificial intelligence) is still available everywhere, from home appliances to healthcare devices. However, the use of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector is full of challenges. Some of the biggest challenges are ethical to use and patient support in the use of AI devices. In the future, there will see a sharp increase in the use of big data and artificial intelligence as healthcare application development companies strive to meet these challenges.

3. HIPAA-compliant Regulated Video Conferencing Platforms
Since the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Health Insurance Portability and Liability Act (HIPAA) has become a required standard for video conferencing. In essence, this federal law requires companies to “protect the privacy and security of individuals’ medical records and other protected health information.”

Most Telehealth video conferencing platforms generally follow this rule. The most important and popular communication channels consist of Zoom for Healthcare, Skype for Business, VSee, Citrix GoToMeeting, and many other common calling software analogs. As a next step in the industry, future communication platforms will offer security that does not go beyond full encryption, which will store patient data in the cloud and still compromise it. Such brand new alternatives already include Signal, DuckDuckGo, etc.