The Future of Medicine is Predictive
Stephanie Campbell |
TEDxBristol
• November 2019
Medicine is about to become predictive. But are we ready for the game-changing opportunities that are opening up for us in the AI healthcare revolution?
Dr Stephanie Campbell is an optometrist by training with a passion for people and a drive to use science and technology to deliver great eye care at scale. Her TEDx talk explores the huge potential for life-saving innovations based on AI, while also raising the ethical issues that individual, the medical community and the tech community need to address. Stephanie argues we must start by opening up the discussion about what healthcare really means and what we want it to look and feel like in the future.
Stephanie is an eye specialist with 10 years' experience between vision science research and hospital eye care. Founder of OKKO Health, Stephanie leads this pioneering digital health company creating smartphone technology to deliver eye care away from clinics.
Stephanie also works for the NHS in South Wales, developing models of community eye care that build "whole person" thinking, value-based healthcare, and better integration of community healthcare and hospital eye care.
Stephanie is a South West Creative Technology Fellow exploring how we can use AI to create more space for compassion in healthcare and drive forward a patient-centred approach, “Humanistic AI”.
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