Digital Transformation in Health Care

2. DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN HEALTHCARE Telemedicine, artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled medical devices, and blockchain electronic healthrecords 7 6 5 1 4 • 3 • Doctors and residents using virtual-reality simulations to use their skills or to plan complicatedsurgeries. 2 • Technology to manage medical records and transactions among patients, healthcare providers, and insurance companies.. • Decentralized network of computersthat • handle the blockchain and simultaneously register every transaction. • Doctors directly with medical facilities for short-term work – are making it easier for physicians to provide on- demand healthcare to clients in specific circumstances that match their talents, expertise, andschedule. • Provide up-to-date monitoring of high- risk patients to determine the likelihood of a major healthissues. • Heart rate sensors for real time datafor • analysis. • Exercise trackers to give bestinsights. • Sweat meters to analyze bodyactivities • Power of AI can be best observed in areas like precision medicine, medical imaging, drug discovery, and genomics. • AI represents the epitome of medical innovation. • Predictive analysis could help all sizes determine when to hire temporary staff due to impending outbreaks of colds and flu that could result in a workershortage. • Lower rate ofmedication errors. • PreventiveCare. • More AccurateStaffing. On-demandhealthcare Big data inhealthcare Wonders of artificial intelligence Predictivehealthcare Growth ofwearable medicaldevices Promise of better electronic healthrecords Treating patients with virtualreality Assistant Lowering costs Optimizing systems Better treatment Nohuman error Improving Telehealth TECHNOLOGIES, TOOLS AND METHODS ENABLING HEALTH CARETRANSFORMATION. Web-Tech ROBOTICS AR/VR INTERNET OFTHINGS BIGDATA Mobile-Tech ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MACHINELEARNING CLOUD ADDITIVEMANUFACTURING