The healthcare industry has reached a seminal point. Faced with ageing populations, soaring demand and intense political pressure to improve patient outcomes, governments have realised that the only way to cope is to embrace ‘revolutionary’ new technologies. Not just those which deliver incremental improvements, but real ‘step changes’ that generate far superior results from much less resource. Focusing for instance on prevention rather than cure, where there is typica
28 Jan 2019
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Kromek Group Plc (KMK:LON) | 7.0 0 (-2.1%) | Mkt Cap: 44.9m
- Published:
28 Jan 2019 -
Author:
Paul Hill -
Pages:
5
The healthcare industry has reached a seminal point. Faced with ageing populations, soaring demand and intense political pressure to improve patient outcomes, governments have realised that the only way to cope is to embrace ‘revolutionary’ new technologies. Not just those which deliver incremental improvements, but real ‘step changes’ that generate far superior results from much less resource. Focusing for instance on prevention rather than cure, where there is typica