Digital technologies and social landscape transformation

Abstract

As social practice shows, the future is born from the present. Widely presented at the booths of the Week of Medical Education 2021–2023, robotic and simulation technologies confirmed the effectiveness and prospective viability of using technical developments in medicine. Medicine, being a part of social life, plays an important role in the life of the individual and social groups, and, certainly, its role will only increase [1, 2]. Medical interventions, which until recently seemed to be exclusive novelties, “miracles of science and technology”, have currently become a common clinical practice, not only in capital clinics, but also in regional hospitals. This makes the discussion about strategically promising directions in the development of medicine extremely relevant.