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101 Things #053: We'll one day use 3D skin printing technology to deal with medical burns and other...

A dated future observation from Jim Carroll’s December 7, 2021 “101 Things We Know About Our Future” list.

We'll one day use 3D skin printing technology to deal with medical burns and other complex issues
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Publish Date2021-12-07
Updated Date2026-09-18
Made Date2021-12-07
Horizonlater
Outcomeopen
Confidencemedium

Original 2021 statement: We’ll one day use 3D skin printing technology to deal with medical burns and other complex issues

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“In 2008, Jim Carroll Gave a Keynote in Washington on What Healthcare Would Look Like on…” (January 2020)

While preparing for my keynote in mid-2008, I hit upon a theme that I will often use in my keynotes - what would a certain industry look like on a certain day in the future? And so without really thinking about it, and since 2020 seemed to have a cool resonance to it - and for who knows whatever reason - I chose January 15, 2020 as the day. I wrote an article for their (since vanished) blog, and created a fine looking PDF based on that material, which you can grab here .

Observation:  Demographics is driving change - the new younger doctor and medical professional is rapidly aligning to new ways of work, online access and more. 3D printing is rapidly coming into such fields as orthopaedic surgery. Old fashioned x-ray films are just that. Technology has swept the industry, and so while there is a long way to go, the system is pretty good at aligning to fast change.

What I said: “While today we accept the health care location intelligence professional as an integral part of the hospital team, back in 2008 they were but a rare anomaly. Today, of course, most health care facilities use the insight of such professionals to regularly track, monitor, and devise proactive plans to deal with new emerging challenges. We’ve come to link massive subsets of data to geographic insight, allowing us the ability to better plan, manage and deal with complex circumstances.”


Read the full pieces on jimcarroll.com:

Daily Inspiration: “It’s time to move from triage to tomorrow!”
In 2008, Jim Carroll Gave a Keynote in Washington on What Healthcare Would Look Like on January 15, 2020. Today’s that Day. How Did He Do?

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