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Big Data has changed the way we manage, analyze and leverage data in any industry. One of the most promising areas where it can be applied to make a change is healthcare. Healthcare analytics have the potential to reduce costs of treatment, predict outbreaks of epidemics, avoid preventable diseases and improve the quality of life in general. Average human lifespan is increasing along world population, which poses new challenges to today’s treatment delivery methods. Health professionals, just like business entrepreneurs, are capable of collecting massive amounts of data and look for best strategies to use these numbers...
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The advent of digital technologies (such as IoT, mobile technologies, social media, augmented reality, virtual reality, cloud technologies, and artificial intelligence) has revolutionized all aspects of business. The medical and health industry is no exception. No one can deny the impact of transformative technologies on living longer and healthier lives.
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Telemedicine is a modern solution to health problems that are both old and new. Although it offers benefits for different types of patients, wealthy patients rather than rural patients are more likely to experience the benefits of telemedicine
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The ever-increasing growth of technology has made the world face a new revolution, so that; An institution that does not benefit from information technology and communication networks will gradually move away from the flow of global communication. Therefore, various industries consider improving their quality and increasing their productivity in today's highly competitive world as dependent on the use of information technology. The health industry has not been immune to these developments despite all the ups and downs. The health system has always taken effective steps to improve the level of health and improve its clinical and financial results in order to benefit from the latest achievements and technologies.
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Telemedicine or telemedicine is in fact a general concept used to describe various aspects of telemedicine care. Telemedicine is a skill that uses multimedia tools and using a large number of modern technologies, creates a kind of independence of time and place in the field of medical services, which of course requires a different and expensive set of tools. Will be communication infrastructure. Telemedicine is also used to educate, provide patient databases, artificial intelligence, and support management systems. But the easiest to use is electronic consulting, which is easily accessible .
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Virtual reality, with its ability to create a simulated environment for the user, is a good choice in the medical field. Patients and physicians alike welcome anything that increases the chances of success for a healing process. There is no shortage of specialists and resources in this profession.
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Different patients respond differently to different medications and treatment programs. Therefore, personalized treatment has great potential to increase patients' life expectancy. But it is very difficult to determine what factor should influence the choice of treatment. Artificial intelligence and machine learning can automate this complex statistical process.
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Telehealth is defined as the provision of healthcare remotely through the form of telecommunications, such as telephones or laptops. The primary aim of Telehealth is to improve patient's health through education and service provision while reducing healthcare costs and overcoming geographical barriers .
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From managing cybersecurity imperatives with at-home patients as a new X factor, to surfing the data tsunami of remote patient monitoring, experts from NIST, FCC, Mount Sinai, Yale, Leapfrog and others offer insights on demand.
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Telehealth is a modern-day solution to health problems both old and new. Though it presents benefits to a variety of patients, rural patients likely experience the richest benefits. As Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) notes, it can sometimes be difficult to determine whether an area is urban or rural.1 In fact, the term “rural” is not even defined by the Census Bureau-it is considered to encompass “all population, housing, and territory not included within an urban area.” Essentially, according to this definition, whatever is not urban is considered rural. There are two types of urban areas identified by the Census Bureau: 1) Urbanized Areas (UAs) of 50,000 or more people and 2) Urban Clusters (UCs) of at least 2,500 and less than 50,000 people.Generally, rural areas are characterized by low population and lack of access to critical resources such as medical care.
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