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Advances in technology look set to change the face of global health care as we know it. The idea of smart healthcare uses a new generation of information technologies including artificial intelligence and big data.
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Nanorobotics is a relatively new branch of nanotechnology which deals with the design and construction of devices at an atomic, molecular, or cellular level. The aim is to gain the ability to work at the molecular level, atom by atom, and control the structures and devices at the nanoscale.
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With the advancement of new and digital technologies, the concept of smart office is rapidly expanding as an innovative solution in the healthcare industry. Smart office means using digital technologies, Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data to improve the quality of medical services and increase efficiency in treatment processes. In this article, we will examine the features, benefits and challenges of smart office.
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Blockchain, a technology that was originally developed to support digital currencies such as Bitcoin, is now emerging as a powerful tool in various fields, especially in medicine and healthcare. With its unique capabilities, this technology can help improve data management, increase information security, and facilitate data exchange in healthcare systems. In this article, we will examine how blockchain will impact the healthcare industry and its challenges and opportunities.
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Telemedicine, as an innovative method of providing healthcare services, has witnessed significant advancements in recent years. Given the rise of chronic diseases, an aging population, and the need for easier access to medical services, telemedicine has become a key tool in the healthcare system.
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In today's world, digital transformation is rapidly emerging as a driving force in all industries, including the health sector. This transformation has not only transformed the way health services are delivered, but has also significantly changed the relationships between different actors in this system
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In recent decades, with the advancement of communication and information technologies, telemedicine has been increasingly considered as a new solution in providing health services. This trend reached its peak especially during the pandemic, when the need for social distancing and reducing physical contact made the provision of medical services virtually and remotely a necessity. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the pandemic led to fundamental changes in the way health care is provided and increased use of new technologies in this field.
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The main goal of any invention and technology is to make people's lives easier and more convenient. Augmented Reality ( AR ) as a new technology has great potential to improve the field of healthcare . Just a few years after the first medical uses of AR, this technology has found a special place in the lives of doctors, nurses and patients.
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FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is a modern standard for electronic exchange of information in healthcare, developed by HL7 (Health Level Seven International) .
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As the use of telemedicine increases , new questions have arisen about the impact of this technology on patient satisfaction. Organizations and healthcare facilities are conducting studies in this area, seeking to better understand the impact of this technology on the experience and satisfaction of patients and healthcare providers. The main question is: does the use of telemedicine really improve the experience and increase patient satisfaction?
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