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Top Three Challenges of Integrating Precision Medicine With Routine Care
Precision medicine has emerged in recent years as a potential way to deliver personalized, comprehensive care to patients with a wide range of diseases.
With more and more healthcare organizations implementing precision medicine strategies, and with all the promise, these individualized approaches could bring, it seems that the era of precision healthcare is right around the corner.
However, several challenges persist when it comes to incorporating these strategies in routine clinical care.
Large, complex datasets, combined with inadequate technology and limited research, have consistently been hurdles on the road to personalized care.
Precision medicine has the potential to improve patient outcomes, care delivery, and disease research. Realizing the true capabilities of precision medicine techniques will require the industry to overcome issues with infrastructure, inequities, and knowledge gaps.
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