Technology continues to change every aspect of the healthcare industry. From the treatments, devices, and medicines available to patients, to the supply chain and distribution methods designed to provide access for all. The advent of 5G has had an impact well beyond telemedicine. Connectivity has touched all aspects of the medical field, from the computing power needed for drug research, to supply chain management, to the data made readily available through smart devices. Organizations such as Cardinal Health are seizing the opportunity to use these technologies, changing the ways healthcare is delivered to patients.

For this episode of The Restless Ones, I had the opportunity to sit with Ray Bajaj, Chief Technology of Cardinal Health, a multi-faceted company focused on improving access, affordability, and adherence across the industry. Ray sees the formula to success as the ability to advance the speed and slope of technology while concurrently changing the culture of his organization. From connected devices such as neonatal machines, and other critical equipment, to the latest digital therapeutic techniques, helping “unbundle the hospital” and create what will become the future of pharmacy care, Ray’s team is pushing the limits of technologies “to make a difference, in an industry that makes a difference.

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">Technology continues to change every aspect of the healthcare industry. From the treatments, devices, and medicines available to patients, to the supply chain and distribution methods designed to provide access for all. The advent of 5G has had an impact well beyond telemedicine. Connectivity has touched all aspects of the medical field, from the computing power needed for drug research, to supply chain management, to the data made readily available through smart devices. Organizations such as Cardinal Health are seizing the opportunity to use these technologies, changing the ways healthcare is delivered to patients.</p>
<p>For this episode of The Restless Ones, I had the opportunity to sit with Ray Bajaj, Chief Technology of Cardinal Health, a multi-faceted company focused on improving access, affordability, and adherence across the industry. Ray sees the formula to success as the ability to advance the speed and slope of technology while concurrently changing the culture of his organization. From connected devices such as neonatal machines, and other critical equipment, to the latest digital therapeutic techniques, helping “unbundle the hospital” and create what will become the future of pharmacy care, Ray’s team is pushing the limits of technologies “to make a difference, in an industry that makes a difference.</p>

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Where Data & Response Times Matter Most – How 5G is making a difference in patient outcomes: Ray Bajaj, Chief Technology, Cardinal Health

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