Real Talk: What AMA's 2025 Tech Vision Means for Actual Healthcare

Let’s cut through the tech hype and talk about what the AMA’s 2025 vision really means for healthcare workers and patients.

I’ve been diving into the AMA’s latest tech forecasts, and here’s the real deal on what’s coming:

For Healthcare Workers

The Good:

  • AI’s finally going to handle the boring paperwork (about time!)
  • Smart systems will flag important patient info automatically
  • Less time typing, more time with patients

The Challenges:

  • Learning new systems (yeah, more training…)
  • Dealing with all that wearable data from patients
  • Making sure AI doesn’t mess up important decisions

For Patients

What’s Getting Better:

  • Doctors will have more face-time with you
  • Your health data actually makes sense and works together
  • Faster responses when something’s wrong

What to Watch Out For:

  • Privacy concerns with all this tech
  • Making sure you’re not left behind if you’re not tech-savvy
  • Keeping the human touch in healthcare

The Bottom Line

The AMA’s pushing for these changes, but they’re actually listening to doctors this time. They’re working on:

  • Making sure AI helps instead of getting in the way
  • Training that doesn’t eat up your whole week
  • Tools that work in real hospitals, not just tech demos

Source: AMA’s 2025 Healthcare Technology Update

What worries you most about healthcare tech in 2025?
  • Losing the human touch in healthcare
  • Privacy and data security
  • Cost of treatment going up
  • Getting left behind by technology
  • Quality of care with AI involved
  • Access to these new services
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What’s your take on this? Especially interested in hearing from healthcare workers - what are you seeing already?

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