Describe at least two technological advancements that would be available to patients.

The health care system in 2030 is likely to be vastly different from the current system, with a focus on technology-driven personalized medicine and patient education. Technology will have advanced significantly to facilitate remote tracking of vital signs, drug interactions and treatment strategies for improved accuracy and efficiency. Patients as well as providers will benefit from real time data updates such as diagnostic test results being received almost immediately after they are taken without having to wait in line or deal with busy telephone exchanges.

Technology advancements that may be available to patients by 2030 include wearable devices that collect medical data on an ongoing basis (e.g., temperature, heart rate etc.), 3D imaging of organs which would enable better diagnosis and targeted treatments, and artificial intelligence (AI) powered virtual agents which can interact directly with patients via chatbots or video conferencing. Wearable devices can help monitor patients’ health remotely day-to-day while virtual agents can support communication between doctors/care teams and patients regarding symptoms/treatment options while also eliminating long lines at hospitals or medical centers required for basic information exchange/administrative tasks

Technology could also help providers make more effective healthcare decisions rapidly by taking into account evidence based resources such as Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Telemedicine platforms where physicians can consult experts worldwide virtually in real time – along with AI enabled analytics & machine learning algorithms curating wider data sets for accurate diagnosis & preventative treatments . Additionally , robotic assistants will become increasingly important tools providing hands free support during high risk operations where surgeons need skilled involvement but cannot spend prolonged periods of hands-on activity due to fatigue /muscle cramps etc .

Patients and families interacting with providers from their homes or communities would depend largely upon the level of technology available within easy reach – video teleconferencing , online chats , text messages – all tied together under one common platform enabling access regardless of location through laptops , tablets or smartphones . For certain cases like chemotherapy sessions simple ‘clickers’ could be used instead if physical presence is not possible due to travel restrictions caused by pandemics /weather patterns etc Social networking websites might even provide extensive collaborative networks linking up entire care teams around geographic boundaries aiding interdisciplinary collaborations & increased confidence levels among practitioners leading eventually towards optimal delivery of services across multiple locations

Health care systems should strive toward seamless integration between primary experience points like hospital visits / home visits – resulting in smoother transitions when necessary throughout various phases of patient’s journey within the larger healthcare ecosystem . This way other stakeholders involved within the healthcare eco system services such as insurers /pharmacies etc. would continue receiving relevant updates automatically in real time without requiring active intervention from any party helping relative entities stay updated about patient’s progress while facilitating proactive decision making around related contingencies when needed.