Why Doctors Are Critical To Digital Health Deployments
Doctors remain an indispensable part of modern society despite all the technological advancements in healthcare. Hospital administrators and policymakers need to enable and empower doctors as an integral part of digital health deployments. Today digital health is integrated as part of national health policies and priorities in several countries to benefit people by bridging health infrastructure gaps equitably and sustainably. The World Health Organization (WHO) recognised digital health as a means to achieve global health and well-being, in line with the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 2030). The WHO defines digital health as an umbrella term encompassing eHealth using advanced computing sciences such as artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), genomics, big data, business analytics, blockchain, and other emerging technologies. Digital health enabled healthcare and medicine to evolve from practising trepanning to performing critical surgeries using robotics and monitoring patients through remote intensive care units.
Make faster decisions with community advice
- AI Gets Better At Writing Patient Histories When Physicians Engineer The Prompts
- New Study Evaluates Virtual Reality to Reduce Scanxiety in Brain Tumor Patients
- Revolutionizing Healthcare: Harnessing the Power of IoT Solutions for Improved Patient Outcomes
- Carrum Health Raises $45 Million Series B to Expand Cancer Care Offerings and Launch New Service Lines
- Ethical Guardrails Are Essential To Making Generative AI Work For Healthcare
Deploy this technology today
-
nQ Cortex
Matched with Medical Subject Headings (MeSH): Biomedical Technology, Healthcare IT News: Artificial Intelligence
- NLabviva Platform
- Labviva Platform
- AI Dermatologist Platform
- Armis Platform for Healthcare