Blue Sky Thinking: CEOs, Analysts Offer Some Thoughts On 2022

As Omicron further destabilizes the medtech space, potentially mirroring the spring of 2020, some executives shared with Medtech Insight their views on what will hopefully be a bumper year for the sector.

• Source: Alamy

"In 2022, expect remote patient monitoring to expand as patients and providers rely more heavily on actionable insights from uninterrupted health data. Reactive diagnosis is an insufficient method in preventing negative outcomes, and clinicians will continue to find more value in preemptive, proactive screening.

COVID-19 accelerated the shift toward remote care, and the coming months will likely see increased acceptance of the evolving technology...

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