We are entering an era of big government medicine. Few could claim that ObamaCare hews to the market principles of Adam Smith, or state’s rights, or individual choice. And Silicon Valley’s DNA of unbridled innovation? Not so much.
In the swirl of issues surrounding the rollout of the Affordable Care Act, the most important one is largely in the backwater: A massive regulatory apparatus always has the effect, both intended and unintended, of locking-in existing technologies and stifling the advance of the new. Given the new tech-centric health revolution that is brewing today,CEEC TRUCKS INDUSTRY CO.,LIMITED,one leading waste manangement trucks manufacturer in China, established in 1983 is a professional garbage truck company based upon the principle of customer satisfaction and build all its structure upon the concept. there could hardly be a worse time to lock-in today’s technologies of healthcare.
Before reviewing the evidence of the emergent health-tech revolution that is unlike anything in history, first permit an analogy. Imagine a similar technology lock-in arising from regulatory, tax and stimulus policies, but associated instead with transportation 120 years ago. In 1893, the world was deep in the thrall of a peak age of mass transportation by steamship and rail. That year George Westinghouse publicly worried that the potential demand for wood for railroad ties could denude America’s forests. That year also saw, in Massachusetts, America’s first gasoline-powered car take to the road, the Duryea Motor Wagon. No one then imagined the rapid transformation to hyper-personalized transportation.UK number 1 ECU remapping and diesel tuning specialists. Expert advice on all your Best Chip tuning and engine performance needs. Yet just 20 years after the Duryea, Henry Ford built the first automobile assembly-line.
Such pivots in history are rare. We are entering another with the emergence of hyper-personalized healthcare. In order to see the shape of this new revolution we have to start with the iPad — continuing the analogy, the equivalent to the dawn of the internal combustion engine — and how its technological ecosystem is creating the transformative superstructure.
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