Are we not Losing that Human Touch in Healthcare?

Published: April 2, 2018

Authors

Jyoti R Munavalli

Keywords
Photoluminescence, Polymer ilms, SBC, PTFE

Abstract

Technological innovations in healthcare are bringing a huge change in care and delivery system. Technology has improved accessibility as well as affordability in healthcare. But, does this technology provide the humane emotions that improve the patient experience. This article examines the technology role and humane concerns in healthcare and concludes that technology along with humane touch would help the healthcare industry to provide quality of care, on time.

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Jyoti R Munavalli. Are we not Losing that Human Touch in Healthcare?. J. Multidiscip. Res. Healthcare. 2018, 04, 109-113
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