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ERS Presidential Summit: redesigning the future of patient care

Mina Gaga
ERJ Open Research 2019 5: 00139-2018; DOI: 10.1183/23120541.00139-2018
Mina Gaga
7th Respiratory Medicine Dept, Athens Chest Hospital Sotiria, Athens, Greece
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    The four main areas identified by patient organisations as issues or trends in healthcare that are most important over the coming years

    Key topicSample comments
    “Diseases” will change
    • We will be treated holistically as a person

    • We will live longer than ever before with one or more chronic condition

    • Personalised medicine will be able to better define our conditions and target treatments

    Patients will embrace new technologies
    • We will be able to monitor, understand and manage our conditions better using new technologies

    • Technology will help diagnose people with my condition quicker and easier

    Healthcare systems will change
    • We will be able to talk to doctors online or access medical advice in multiple ways, including social media

    • We will be consumers of healthcare, we may have to pay for it and will expect better service

    People will be more aware of what damages the lungs
    • People will be as aware of the dangers of air pollution as they are of tobacco

    • The public will understand the need for good lung health throughout their lifetime and the impact of damage when young

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