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The future of medicine - what patients expect

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Medical Economics JournalMedical Economics October 2023
Volume 100
Issue 10

Health care is rapidly changing, and will offer options in 2053 that are just science fiction today. The pull stats throughout this slideshow describe what an Prescribe survey found are patient expectations for health care in 2053.

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The future of medicine - what patients expect
The future of medicine - what patients expect
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Medical Economics 100 years
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A century of primary care transformation
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A century of primary care transformation, chapter 1: 1923 vs. 2023: A doctor’s daily life
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A century of primary care transformation, chapter 2: Rise of the specialists
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A century of primary care transformation, chapter 3: How insurance changed everything
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A century of primary care transformation, chapter 4: The malpractice threat
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A century of primary care transformation, chapter 5: The vanishing independent physician
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A century of primary care transformation, conclusion: What the future holds
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'Holding onto the primary care dream'
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How modern medicine was made: A century of breakthrough, discovery and invention
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How modern medicine was made, part 1: The importance of medical imaging
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How modern medicine was made, part 2: The power of vaccination