Interprofessional Organizational and Systems Leadership

Interprofessional Organizational and Systems Leadership Students Name Institutional Affiliation Technological interruption is one of the current medical issues that need to be addressed to ensure that patients receive the best quality healthcare. Digital therapeutics have caused substantial changes and reshaping in the life sciences industry. The discipline uses technology to replace or augment active drugs in the treatment of diseases. Therefore, this has brought a lot of changes in the reimbursement of products, reshaping of new medications and the regulation of drugs. As a result, healthcare centers are required to adopt payment models and data sharing processes to integrate digital therapeutics. Organizations have not adopted the use of such technologies, and therefore, the digital therapeutics becomes a challenge in the case whereby an organization is using the traditional data recording method. In addition, organizations will require new payment models in order to take advantage of the real-world data of connecting patients and providers (Park, Gold, Bazemore & Liaw, 2018). These models are costly hence making it difficult for most organizations to keep up with the technological advancements. The use of technology in the medical field has resulted to an overall improvement of health, and hence, ways have to be designed to eradicate the challenges that it brings about. Such improvements in technology might impact my work setting negatively hence making it a challenge to deliver the desired quality of healthcare. For instance, the use of certain equipment would require particular expertise which most of the physicians were not taught in medical school. As well, the augmenting or replacing of active drugs has become a bit confusing while making prescriptions. We focus at providing the best care to patients, and this can only be done in a case whereby the medical practitioner is confident about every procedure that they offer. Therefore, a disruption in the normal...