J&J Survey: Clinician Burnout And Aging Populations Drive Demand For AI And Robotics In Future Health Care

A Global Pulse Check Finds Optimism In AI, Robotics And Data-Driven Solutions For Aging Care.

 
• By Shubham Singh

According to a survey of health care professionals by J&J, over 45% of surveyed respondents reported experiencing symptoms of burnout, including emotional exhaustion and reduced sense of personal accomplishment. This affects not just clinicians, but also the quality and safety of care they deliver. Most clinicians (72%) say that data and technology could significantly help alleviate this burden.

The lion share of clinicians (98%) said that tech innovation will be critical in detecting disease at earlier stages
Key Takeaways

· 98% of health care providers say medical technologies will be essential for early disease detection.

· Burnout affects nearly half of health care workers; 72% of them believe technology can help.

· 94% of clinicians and nearly 75% of adult patients support integrating AI into care.

As health care systems worldwide brace for the demands of an aging population and increasingly complex care needs, a global survey commissioned by Johnson & Johnson reveals strong optimism around...

The global survey, conducted across 11 countries, included responses from over 11,000 adults and nearly 1,000 health care professionals. It found that 89% of surveyed adults and 97% of health...

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