Intelligent value chain management framework for customized assistive healthcare devices

Landolfi, Giuseppe; Menato, Silvia; Sorlini, Marzio; Valdata, Andrea; Rovere, Diego; Fornasiero, Rosanna; Pedrazzoli, Paolo

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2017.12.265

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“…As the study is focused only on SCP of equipment supply chain and medical devices, further research is required in the other domains of healthcare industry. 9 Landolfi, Menato, Sorlini, Valdata, Rovere, Fornasiero and Pedrazzoli [20] Proposes an intelligent value chain management framework for customised healthcare devices by focusing on the logic, data model, services, and optimization functions.…”

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The Impact of Supply Chain Preparedness on Healthcare Service Quality: A Literature Review

Alali¹,

Rejal²,

Abu³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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Numerous studies in the field of measuring the quality of service in healthcare have been conducted; however, researchers have not reached a consensus on the critical factors that are sufficiently rigorous to link and measure the healthcare service quality based on the supply chain preparedness. This has triggered the need to review the literature pertaining to the impact of supply chain management and preparedness on healthcare service quality to draw lessons from the literature. The studies that have been published between the period of 2015-2020 were reviewed. Two authors independently reviewed the eligibility of the studies, extracted data from the included studies, and appraised the risk of bias and quality of the study. The purpose, methodology, results, and recommendation of all the selected articles have been critically analyzed and synthesized. Based on the evaluation and analysis of the articles, it is evident that there are different factors that play the diverse roles of determinants and barriers of implementing a responsive supply chains in the healthcare system in order to improve and maintain healthcare services. It is examined through the study of different articles that by taking certain crucial factors into consideration. Different studies highlight different aspects that are crucial towards understanding the implications, benefits, as well as barriers and challenges of implementing supply chain management in the healthcare system and how it is the future of lean and agile supply chains in order to amplify and improve the healthcare service quality.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Supply Chain Preparedness on Healthcare Service Quality: A Literature Review

Alali¹,

Rejal²,

Abu³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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“…However, some of these publications are also related to human healthcare. Some publications are not concerned with the digital twin of a human being; rather, they propose the digital twin of an emergency unit, for example, the system proposed in [15]; the twin of a hospital, such as the work proposed in [16]; or the twin of chain management of healthcare assisting devices, such as the work proposed in [17]. Other research discusses the digital twin in healthcare from an ethical perspective [18] and raises points, such as the potential societal benefits, and the potential inequality due to the notion that the technology may not be accessible for all.…”

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An ISO/IEEE 11073 Standardized Digital Twin Framework for Health and Well-Being in Smart Cities

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The use of the digital twin has been quickly adopted in industry in recent years and continues to gain momentum. The recent redefinition of the digital twin from the digital replica of a physical asset to the replica of a living or nonliving entity has increased its potential. The digital twin not only disrupts industrial processes, but also expands the domain of health and well-being towards fostering smart healthcare services in smart cities. In this paper, we propose an ISO/IEEE 11073 standardized digital twin framework architecture for health and well-being. This framework encompasses the process of data collection from personal health devices, the analysis of this data, and conveying the feedback to the user in a loop cycle. The framework proposes a solution to include not only X73 compliant devices, but also noncompliant health devices, by interfacing them with an X73 wrapper module as we explain in this paper. Besides, we propose a configurable X73 mobile application, designed to work with any X73 compliant device. We designed and implemented the proposed framework, and the X73 mobile app, and conducted an experiment as a proof of concept of the digital twin in the domain of health and well-being in smart cities. The experiment shows promising results and the potential of benefiting from the proposed framework, by gaining insights on the health and well-being of individuals, and providing feedback to the individual and caregiver.

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“…IS that promote inter-group knowledge exchange, and provide fast knowledge access as well as just in time learning, have an enabling role in knowledge management [4]. The DT with its central knowledge collection with regard to product, process, and master data [49] in specialized knowledge bases [28] also represents a central IS for knowledge management. This again shows that DT are conceptually close to PLM systems that are used today.…”

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The Digital Twin – Birth of an Integrated System in the Digital Age

Wache

Dinter

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Today we live in a time where new technologies are developing rapidly. Digitalization and automation are finding their way into various industrial sectors, especially in the area of Industry 4.0. As in previous digitalization efforts in the manufacturing sector, it can be observed that the discourse is strongly concentrated on technological themes, neglecting the overall integration of technologies into the organization. In this paper, we conduct a literature review on the concept of a digital twin, i.e. a simulation-oriented closed loop system consisting of physical and digital components. We map the identified themes to the elements of a socio-technical system to show which issues in the discourse are underrepresented from a managerial point of view in order to provide indications for a more holistic discourse.

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Intelligent value chain management framework for customized assistive healthcare devices

Cited by 9 publications

References 7 publications

The Impact of Supply Chain Preparedness on Healthcare Service Quality: A Literature Review

The Impact of Supply Chain Preparedness on Healthcare Service Quality: A Literature Review

An ISO/IEEE 11073 Standardized Digital Twin Framework for Health and Well-Being in Smart Cities

The Digital Twin – Birth of an Integrated System in the Digital Age

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