Meanwhile, Change Healthcare has been using blockchain technology to speed up claims processing.Ī changing regulatory landscape that is enabling more “data liquidity” and more at-home or “location-independent” care opportunities, he said, will be key drivers of the adoption of DARQ technologies.ĪI is also already showing up in radiology systems to help doctors more quickly and easily diagnose certain cancers. Other vendors, like Somatix, are using wearables powered by machine learning to monitor patients remotely. Just as social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies have created new or enhanced business models, such as mobile e-commerce, DARQ is a set of technologies that, when combined, could create that next wave of consumer experiences and business models in health care, Kalis said.Īs part of its study, Accenture found that 68 percent of all business and technology executives surveyed believe DARQ will have a transformational or extensive impact on their organizations over the next three years and that 89% are experimenting with at least one DARQ technology.Īt this year’s HIMSS conference, for example, there were several vendors, like XRHealth, that are using VR headsets for rehabilitation, physical therapy and pain management use cases. What we are saying is it will start to move from the very early adopters to into the early majority.”
“In health care systems, this isn’t saying that over the next three to five years you will be at mass scale and adoption. “That’s three to five years with a caveat,” he said. Those technologies will see increasing adoption in health care organizations over the next three to five years, said Brian Kalis, Accenture’s Managing Director for Digital Health and a co-author of a new report on the topic. While few people expect quantum computing to impact health care anytime soon, it is clear that DLT, AI and VR are already making inroads. Now, analysts at Accenture have planted a stake in the next wave-known as DARQ-and predict that eventually, it will have as big an impact across several industries, particularly health care.ĭARQ stands for Distributed ledger technology (DLT), Artificial intelligence, extended Reality (AR/VR) and Quantum computing. The technology nexus known as SMAC (social, mobile, analytics and cloud) has permeated many aspects of enterprise computing over the past 8 to 10 years.
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