Developments and tech shaping the future of medical science

Revolutionising medical science with 3D Printing technology: 

The integration of 3D printing technology in the medical domain has paved the way for revolutionary developments, particularly in the realm of custom implants.

From life-saving skull implants and skeletal structures to tailor-made prosthetics, 3D printing has enabled the creation of personalised solutions that fit the unique anatomical specifications of individual patients. 

This transformative technology not only improves patient outcomes but also streamlines the manufacturing process, making it more cost-effective and accessible for a broader demographic.

The genius doesn’t end there. Bioprinting is another emerging cutting-edge technology.

It can be used to create new tissues that work just like the ones in our bodies. This process can help replace damaged or sick tissues, opening up new possibilities for treating injuries and diseases in a more effective and personalised way.

Propelling healthcare innovation across the world

Medical science is experiencing rapid advancements worldwide, revolutionising healthcare delivery and treatment methodologies. At IQVIA, the world is your oyster, with vast opportunities for medical science liaisons across the UK, Europe, North America and beyond. 

Take a closer look at some of the developments in these regions:

• The UK's inaugural medical technology (medtech) strategy stands as a testament to the nation's commitment to fostering a healthcare system that embraces safe, effective, and pioneering medical technologies. 
• In the UK and US, virtual healthcare has emerged as a helpful solution that makes it easier and faster to get medical help, providing more convenient access to medical services from anywhere.

  In the US, reports have found that telehealth use under Medicare (a federal health insurance program) increased tenfold from about 5 million services.

• As home to 42 per cent of the world’s top 100 universities for life sciences, Europe stands tall as an innovation hub for life sciences. 

Redefining precision and efficacy 

Investments in healthcare technology such as digital twin-assisted surgeries could transform the way patients are treated for conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and cancer. 

A digital twin in healthcare is like a computerised version of the human body, medical data, and equipment. 

It's changing how hospitals work by allowing researchers to study diseases, medical tools, and medications more easily. In surgeries, it helps doctors plan procedures more precisely, making surgeries safer and more effective.

By leveraging advanced digital simulations and real-time data analytics, medical professionals can now engage in more precise and informed surgical procedures, minimising risks and enhancing patient outcomes. 

Harnessing the power of low-intensity ultrasound: A non-invasive breakthrough in treatment 

Integrating low-intensity ultrasound technology in healthcare has opened new avenues for non-invasive therapeutic interventions. 

By utilising the power of focused ultrasound waves, medical professionals can now target specific areas within the body for therapeutic treatments, reducing the need for invasive procedures and minimising potential risks for patients. 

This innovative technology holds the potential to revolutionise the treatment landscape, providing safer and more effective alternatives for a wide array of medical conditions.

A world of innovation awaits you: take control of your career at IQVIA

At IQVIA, the pursuit of knowledge, transformative innovation and the drive to redefine the boundaries of medical science are embedded in the very fabric of the organisation. 

For medical science liaisons seeking to be part of a dynamic ecosystem that fosters collaboration, encourages innovation, and strives for the advancement of healthcare on a global scale, IQVIA stands as a beacon of opportunity. 

Explore medical science liaison jobs today. Join us in our quest to shape the future of healthcare, one groundbreaking innovation at a time.