The combination of smart devices, software, smart tracking, data feedback loops, and predicative and monitoring analytics that make up digital healthcare are undergoing rapid change. The first iteration of digital health was very focused on accessing and monitoring patients, consolidating patient records into large databases, and clustering the data into portals for clinical and commercial use. Despite early mixed results, digital healthcare as a concept is racing forward, powered by smart devices, artificial intelligence, genomics and deep learning technologies and behavioural changes among user groups.
