Philips CEO calls for shift to 'servant technology' mindset in healthcare - Philips

There is a huge opportunity to redesign care around patients and those caring for patients, and ensure technology and data help carers rather than burden them, according to Roy Jakobs, CEO Philips.

Speaking at ViVE, the annual health technology conference, March 26-29, he described how the many different technologies and the flood of data in healthcare are often overwhelming clinicians, doctors, nurses and other carers, contributing to their leaving the industry at a time when there's already a shortage of carers. He urged innovators and technologists to prioritize making technology and the use of data easier, simpler and more intuitive. 

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