The Prospect of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Home Healthcare in Super-Aged Society

Lee, Jai Yon; Lim, Jae‐Young

doi:10.4235/agmr.2017.21.3.95

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“…The use of ICT in health services is known as e-health, which also has been developing extremely (Ruxwana et al 2010 (Board 2004)). E-health covers supportive, promotive, preventive, and curative, also rehabilitative activities (World Health Organization 2015, Lee and Lim 2017).…”

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The Use of Internet and Social Media for Drug Information Services in Pharmacies in Yogyakarta Province: A Study of Asthma Care

Juwita

Widayati

Istyastono

2020

J.Pharm.Sci.Community

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Industrial revolution 4.0 is the process of digitizing the industry that leds health services in the era of application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) called e-health. The application of ICT in Pharmacy is known as e-pharmacy. The role of pharmacists in Drug Information Services by utilizing ICTs has an effect on e-health literacy which ultimately supports the success of patient therapy. This is very important for patients with chronic diseases who are receiving treatment for a long time, one of which is asthma patients. Therefore, this study aims to explore pharmacist perceptions regarding the use of the internet and social media for drug information services, with a case study of services in asthma patients. This research is descriptive with a qualitative approach. Data is collected by interviews using an interview guide that has been validated in a professional judgment. Interviews were conducted with pharmacist participants who provided pharmacy services to asthma patients, who were selected purposively in March to July 2019. Data from interviews were transcribed verbatim, then a thematic analysis was performed. Ethical clearance has been obtained under number 945/ C.16/ FK/ 2019. The results of the study mention the use of the internet and social media indicate the potential capabilities of pharmacists in health services and also the challenges of transformation to the role of pharmacists in the epharmacy era. This study also mentions the urgency of establishing regulations regarding epharmacy that is driven by the violation from the internet and social media use. Improvement of ICT infrastructure in the pharmacy field as well as the pharmacist's contribution on the provision of drug information for chronic diseases, including asthma, are urgently required.

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The Use of Internet and Social Media for Drug Information Services in Pharmacies in Yogyakarta Province: A Study of Asthma Care

Juwita

Widayati

Istyastono

2020

J.Pharm.Sci.Community

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“…Since such system and service are developed on the basis of suppliers, users' satisfaction is found to be low. With the constant development of ICT, the field of healthcare has faced paradigm change [3]. The convergence of ICT and an industry makes it possible to implement healthcare regardless of environments.…”

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Activity-based nutrition management model for healthcare using similar group analysis

Chung

Kim

2019

THC

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BACKGROUND: Due to environmental factors such as nutrient intake imbalance, lack of exercise, and increased stress, it is necessary to control nutrition in order to prevent diseases and provide treatment in terms of healthcare. OBJECTIVE: This study proposes the activity-based nutrition management model with the use of the cluster analysis of similar group for healthcare. METHODS: The proposed method is to conduct the cluster analysis of similar group for nutrition management and to develop the real-time activity information based nutrition management algorithm with the use of big data in order to improve the quality of healthcare management service. It is to reprocess an existing nutrition database and add voice recognition function in line with the service so as to improve convenience of intake-food inputs. In addition, the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) communication based standard collection of bio signals occurring in real-time is developed. This study also proposes the method of improving an existing algorithm of drawing a daily recommended allowance with the use of real-time activity information, and the proposed service provides the essential information of nutrition management with the use of public big data. RESULTS: To verify the developed technology and service model and its effectiveness, the nutrition management service system is designed and developed with human interface.

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“…As the lines between industries drawn by the Medical Services Act, Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, and Medical Devices Act become blurred, the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution are expected to bring about changes in the health-based economy. Precision medicine, resulting from the convergence of ICT and healthcare, is likely to meet unsatisfied medical demand, while the increase in patients with chronic diseases is also shifting the medical paradigm [8]. In particular, the Korean medical device industry is commercializing customized medical devices, medical robots, and AI-based products by using 3D printing technology.…”

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Strategies for Promoting the Medical Device Industry in Korea: An Analytical Hierarchy Process Analysis

Lee

2018

IJERPH

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This study examines the medical device industry in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and identifies the key strategies and general directions for promoting this industry through analytical hierarchy process (AHP). It is based on discussions of the key issues with specialists such as doctors, medical device companies, hospital staff, professors, and government agencies in the medical device industry. A total of 18 responses were obtained from the survey, and an analysis was conducted on the results. Among the medical device strategies identified by the surveyed specialists, clarifying the application of regulations (access strategy), increasing R&D investment for the technological development of medical devices (expansion strategy), and increasing support for global market expansion (infrastructure expansion strategy) were found to have the highest priority. Based on the above, we suggest key strategies and directions for promoting the medical device industry.

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The Prospect of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Home Healthcare in Super-Aged Society

Cited by 27 publications

References 13 publications

The Use of Internet and Social Media for Drug Information Services in Pharmacies in Yogyakarta Province: A Study of Asthma Care

The Use of Internet and Social Media for Drug Information Services in Pharmacies in Yogyakarta Province: A Study of Asthma Care

Activity-based nutrition management model for healthcare using similar group analysis

Strategies for Promoting the Medical Device Industry in Korea: An Analytical Hierarchy Process Analysis

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