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I just did my annual check-up at the doctor’s office. I’m kind of bad about going, but I’m young and healthy, so it’s fine I don’t really go very often, right?
Anyway, I showed up at my doctor’s office and the tech they were using made it seem like decades since my last visit.
They had the iPad, stats on me from all sorts systems and every test I’ve taken since I was a baby — and they could even send it all to my iPhone. It was amazing, but it’s just the beginning.
Connected worker 4.0 is changing so many industries, but its impact on healthcare is set to change the world.
To learn more about how, I invited Wonjin Kim, Director of Digital Health Wearable Solutions & Partnerships at Samsung, onto the show today to pick his brain about wearables and health.
And, after forgiving me for owning an iPhone, he shared a lot of the amazing ways Connected Worker 4.0 will be shaping health outcomes in the near future.
Wonjin went over:
This post is based on a TechTables podcast with Wonjin Kim. To hear this episode, and many more like it, you can subscribe to TechTables here.
If you don’t use iTunes, you can find every episode of TechTables here
By Joe TosteI just did my annual check-up at the doctor’s office. I’m kind of bad about going, but I’m young and healthy, so it’s fine I don’t really go very often, right?
Anyway, I showed up at my doctor’s office and the tech they were using made it seem like decades since my last visit.
They had the iPad, stats on me from all sorts systems and every test I’ve taken since I was a baby — and they could even send it all to my iPhone. It was amazing, but it’s just the beginning.
Connected worker 4.0 is changing so many industries, but its impact on healthcare is set to change the world.
To learn more about how, I invited Wonjin Kim, Director of Digital Health Wearable Solutions & Partnerships at Samsung, onto the show today to pick his brain about wearables and health.
And, after forgiving me for owning an iPhone, he shared a lot of the amazing ways Connected Worker 4.0 will be shaping health outcomes in the near future.
Wonjin went over:
This post is based on a TechTables podcast with Wonjin Kim. To hear this episode, and many more like it, you can subscribe to TechTables here.
If you don’t use iTunes, you can find every episode of TechTables here