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Unlocking facial recognition technology in healthcare

If the last few years have taught us anything, it is that mobile technology is now indispensable for the continuity of civilisation.

Organisations now correctly offer consumers access to their products and services via mobile applications. But they have yet to incorporate one solution increasingly utilised by mobile devices: Facial Recognition Technology (FRT). Now, more and more sectors are beginning to follow forward-thinking financial services and embracing the many emerging advantages of FRT.

Unlocking facial recognition technology in healthcare

To keep our clients ahead of the curve, Capgemini Invent experts have put together a comprehensive overview of FRT’s many applications, the implementation challenges organisations will face, and the revolutionary outcomes for both healthcare patients and practitioners.

The benefits of FRT in Healthcare

This burgeoning field of technology is revealing new applications every day. But today, facial recognition technology is already responsible for improved healthcare outcomes for both patients and practitioners. Some of the most notable applications include:

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Improved practitioner-patient relationshipIncreased identity theft preventionEnhanced security for databases and medical recordsAdvanced detection of facial symptoms

Unlocking Facial Recognition Technology in Healthcare

Facial recognition technology (FRT) is about to outperform other biometric modalities and accurately unmask deepfakes. This technology acts as a quick and efficient verification system, matching the face recognised in a still or video frame with a human face on a database…

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Camille Madelon

Vice President Life Sciences at Capgemini Invent
Passionate about transforming healthcare – leveraging strong experience in digital health, innovation and consulting. More than 20 years experience in Consulting (Capgemini, BCG), start-up creation (digital companion hoopigo) and innovation (pharma logistics).

Shilpashree S

Manager at Capgemini Invent
Research & Operations Professional with rich experience in successfully managing service delivery functions, leading integrated competitive intelligence & operations management along with tracking data, creating reports across pharma sector.

Poonam Shirke

MedTech Lead, Capgemini Invent

Suday Karkera

Head of Life Sciences, Capgemini Invent India