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Digital Twins in Healthcare: Enabling mass personalization of care delivery

February 21, 2019

This paper explores how far we have come in generating massive amounts of patient data, but how unprepared we are to make use of it. A digital twin promises an outcome-driven approach to handling the data deluge arising from the patient’s interconnected biology, provider interactions, and the environment.

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