New technological innovations are redefining the modern world and revolutionizing the health care industry. With the end of the 4G era in sight, the beginning of 5G promises ultra-fast digital networks and an increasingly interconnected internet of things. How will the relationships between businesses, industries, physicians, and consumers change in a world of unparalleled speed and immersion and a growing internet of things?
On July 19, Governance Studies at Brookings hosted a panel to discuss the technologies that will define 5G and how they influence health care. What does 5G mean for the internet of things? How will connected medicine affect the quality, pricing, and availability of health care? And how will the health industry change as a result?
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Read the related paper: “How 5G technology enables the health internet of things.”
The 5G network, the internet of things, and the future of health care
Panel discussion
Agenda
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July 19
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Opening Remarks
12:00 am
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Panelists
12:00 am
Darrell M. West Senior Fellow - Center for Technology Innovation, Douglas Dillon Chair in Governmental StudiesLesley-Anne Long Global Director - mPowering Frontline Health WorkersJesse Pines Director, Center for Health Care Innovation and Policy Research - School of Medicine & Health SciencesRob Havasy Executive Director - Continua
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