Healthcare 5.0: A Study on Improving Personalized Care

Verma, Rohit; Patel, Samrat; Minj, Saviour Viyadis; Bhat, Aruna

doi:10.1109/iciccs53718.2022.9788411

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“…Concerning previous discoveries in the literature, the main authors of the healthcare area thought about literature reviews of DT to give an overview in precision medicine [ 5 ], in hematology [ 12 ], and in facilities management [ 13 ]; to analyze characteristics and tools [ 4 , 14 ], issues [ [15] , [16] , [17] , [18] ], risks [ 19 ], possible applications [ [20] , [21] , [22] , [23] , [24] , [25] ], gaps in modeling supply chain for vaccines [ 26 ], and state of the art in general [ 27 ], in medical imaging [ 28 ] and in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) medicine [ 29 ]; and to investigate goals [ 30 ], open research problems [ 31 ], and the progress made for precision medicine [ [32] , [33] , [34] ].…”

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Literature review of digital twin in healthcare

Machado,

Berssaneti

2023

Heliyon

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Literature review of digital twin in healthcare

Machado,

Berssaneti

2023

Heliyon

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Digital Transformation in Health Care and Its Marketing Dimension

Czerska

2023

Marketing of Scientific and Research Organizations

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Purpose To present issues treating digital transformation in the health sector and highlight the marketing dimension of this process. Design/Methodology The article is a literature review of digital transformation, healthcare, management, marketing and health economics. The analysis was carried out using professional, scientific databases based on the desk research method. The study consists of the following parts: introduction; methodology of the study; issues concerning the process of digital transformation, ; digitisation of the health sector in the context of data security and benefits for stakeholders; practical aspects of implementing digital technologies in health care; generations X and Y-in the process of digitisation of health care in the marketing dimension; limitations of the study; conclusions and practical implications. Findings The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly accelerated the digitisation of medical services, translating into the rapid development of various e-health platforms and tools. The latest techno-technological solutions for mobile health help in daily patient care and support prevention and preventive health care. The marketing transformation process parallels the digital transformation process in health care. . The availability of digital health tools would not be possible without marketing. Limitations Limitations of the study were identified that may have affected the overall picture of considerations. First, only articles indexed in selected databases were used: Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Taylor and Francis Online and ScienceDirect. Second, the literature search used a specific combination of words using Boolean operators. Originality/value The treatment of issues treating the digital transformation of the health sector and its marketing dimension is based on the latest literature on the subject, enriching the existing body of scholarly work on the health and marketing industry.

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Impact of Digital Twins on Smart Cities

Vasiliu-Feltes

2022

Advances in Civil and Industrial Engineering

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There are several industries that have shown significant advancements in using digital twin capabilities. Healthcare, life sciences, and fintech constitute a powerful trifecta that can profoundly impact society at a global scale. The design and deployment of digital twins is complex and intimately connected to other digital technologies. However, in order to be successful, we will also need to overcome some of the challenges faced with any emerging technologies and mitigate against the risks of maleficent use. Specifically, ethics, cybersecurity concerns, and cross-industry standards will be on the agenda of most enterprises wishing to deploy digital twins. By leveraging a combined deployment of digital twins with other emerging technologies, we could potentially build a highly performant global digital twin ecosystem. Futurists would even venture to envision the existence of state-of-the-art smart cities where digital healthcare twins, digital life sciences twins, digital finance twins would be part of our daily lives.

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Healthcare 5.0: A Study on Improving Personalized Care

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Literature review of digital twin in healthcare

Literature review of digital twin in healthcare

Digital Transformation in Health Care and Its Marketing Dimension

Impact of Digital Twins on Smart Cities

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