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AI for care in an ageing world
The world will be short of 11.1 million health workers by 2030. How health systems and long-term care use AI and robotics to give time back to care.
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Global edition · EN
The world will be short of 11.1 million health workers by 2030. How health systems and long-term care use AI and robotics to give time back to care.
Version 1.5 · 23 pages
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Original edition · EN
82% of Swedish municipalities already offer digital night supervision at home. What China, Japan, the Nordics, the US and Germany do to give time back to care.
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United States · EN
More than 600,000 people wait for Medicaid home care. What US hospitals, home care and long-term care can do with AI, and what it means for Medicare and Medicaid.
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Global edition · EN
How health systems and long-term care use AI and robotics to give carers more time for people.
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Original edition · EN
What China, Japan, the Nordic countries, the US and Germany do with AI to give carers more time, and what it means for budgets.
Version 1.2 · 18 pages · Archived edition
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United States · EN
What hospitals, home care and long-term care in the US can do with AI, and what it means for Medicare and Medicaid.
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