Personalised healthcare
Personalised healthcare (PHC) places you and your vision at the heart of our innovations. It can help transform approaches to a variety of eye diseases and the solutions that work best for you.
Learn more about how you and your loved ones can benefit
from PHC by exploring the three key areas below.
Exploring personalised healthcare
Read more about PHC and how it can help transform the way we approach different eye diseases.
The power of data
Your data has the power to transform the way we explore vision. Find out how we harness data to fuel innovation.
Technology and personalised healthcare
Learn more about how modern technology could help improve how we experience eye diseases.
Exploring personalised healthcare
Read more about PHC and how it can help transform the way we approach different eye diseases.
The power of data
Your data has the power to transform the way we explore vision. Find out how we harness data to fuel innovation.
Technology and personalised healthcare
Learn more about how modern technology could help improve how we experience eye diseases.
Exploring personalised healthcare
There have been many advances in how we treat and manage eye diseases over time. However, we know that more can be done.
Personalised healthcare (PHC) gives us the opportunity to help you better understand your vision and find solutions that work for you.
More than a treatment
By combining new treatments with personalised healthcare solutions, we can help to:
- Personalise how individual care is managed.
- Support the best possible outcomes for vision.
- Encourage better use of healthcare resources.
- Assist doctors to support more people living with eye diseases.
Technology and progress
PHC gives us the potential to look beyond medicine alone when finding solutions for people living with eye diseases.
We’re with you every step of the way.
The power of data
We can all do our bit to help pave the way for new discoveries in vision. By sharing data, we can inspire new solutions and transform lives around the world.
Data that goes the distance
Data sharing has the power to do great things.
It can help:
- Fuel better research
- Spark new ideas
- Support people with eye diseases to make more informed treatment decisions
How it works:
- We only collect data once it’s been anonymised. This means that personal details remain confidential.
- Each piece of data feeds into the data of thousands and, once collected altogether, it can help us personalise care.
- This can lead to an improvement in vision outcomes and quality of life.
Keeping your data safe
Here are four of the key principles we follow to make sure
that your data stays safe in our hands.
Findability
We identify and register
data in a clear way.
Accessibility
We have a transparent procedure in place for accessing data.
Reusability
We have clear and accessible conditions for the use and reuse of data.
Common standards
We use data according to common, published standards.
Data sharing can spark the change we all want to see.
Technology and personalised healthcare
Personalised healthcare (PHC) is currently being shaped by a growing number of different technologies, from artificial intelligence to digital tools.
Find out how these exciting technological advances could help improve how we experience a range of eye diseases.
Artificial Intelligence
By using Artificial Intelligence (AI), we have the potential to:
- Detect a series of eye conditions quicker.
- Focus on predicting and preventing eye diseases.
- Create individual care plans to help prevent vision loss.
As a result, people could be given more accurate and tailored assistance in managing eye conditions.
Support tools
The use of decision-making support tools could help healthcare professionals and people living with eye diseases to make more personalised treatment decisions, together.
This could help place people with eye diseases at the heart of the decision-making process, allowing for personal preferences to be taken into account.
These tools could also potentially lead to better treatment responses and experiences, such as an improved treatment schedule and fewer serious side effects.
Digital technology
Digital health technology, such as mobile apps for eye care, could also give people the
opportunity to track and manage their eye condition and treatment remotely.
This could help people enjoy as much independence as possible, with the potential for
fewer hospital visits required.