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Medical Technology

Medical Technology. How Is It Changing Healthcare Today?. Robyn Shanks. “He just wasn’t listening” “I feel like I wasted a lot of time”. Dr. Brian Goldman.

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Medical Technology

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  1. Medical Technology How Is It Changing Healthcare Today?

  2. Robyn Shanks • “He just wasn’t listening” • “I feel like I wasted a lot of time”

  3. Dr. Brian Goldman • “It’s a 180-degree flip to the current technological approach, where you almost don’t even talk to the patient. You just send them through a scanner and get 100 blood tests”

  4. Dr. David Simel • “Doctors often hear a heart murmur and they are uncomfortable figuring out whether it’s normal or abnormal.

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