Authors :
Rakesh Margam
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 7 - July
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/c4bwnscu
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8181126
Abstract :
There are several worries that the electronic
medical record is destroying the doctor-patient bond and
separating doctors from the people they treat. On the
other hand, new analytical technologies can give a way
towards making medical treatment more patient-focused
by freeing up doctors' and the efforts of the entire
clinical care team to interact with patients through
assuming over monotonous and tedious duties. The
patient-clinician connection might be revitalised, and
clinician wellbeing could perhaps be enhanced by
technology like sophisticated voice recognition that
streamlines doctors' productivity. Digital records are
expected to elevate healthcare. However, a large amount
of contemporary medical data is housed in proprietary
apps, incompatible infrastructure, including distinct
spreadsheets, making it difficult to exchange, evaluate or
interpret it. As an outcome, the development of medicine
is slowed down by the inability to properly use
technology including “big data”, artificial intelligence,
even mobile apps that rely on this type of information. In
this piece of writing, we contend how interoperability is a
must for the technological advancements anticipated for
the field of healthcare in the future. We quintessence
upon four purviews were having ubiquitous data as well
as IT systems is crucial.Big data and artificial intelligence, (2) research, (3)
medical communication, and (4) cross-border
collaboration. We go through how interconnectivity may
aid these expanses endure technological transition for
the subsidy of individuals all-round the world in terms of
health and welfare. These features are significantly
improved by the “Integrating the Healthcare
Enterprises” initiative (IHE) profiles, but they also
introduce new issues, like lack of adaptability to various
organisational, geographical, or other particular
contexts. Initiatives at the regional or national levels
should be given the chance to meet their unique demands
while staying within the parameters of IHE profiles. One
of IHE's biggest shortcomings is the fact that security is
now an optional component.
Keywords :
AI, Interoperability, HL7, IHE.
There are several worries that the electronic
medical record is destroying the doctor-patient bond and
separating doctors from the people they treat. On the
other hand, new analytical technologies can give a way
towards making medical treatment more patient-focused
by freeing up doctors' and the efforts of the entire
clinical care team to interact with patients through
assuming over monotonous and tedious duties. The
patient-clinician connection might be revitalised, and
clinician wellbeing could perhaps be enhanced by
technology like sophisticated voice recognition that
streamlines doctors' productivity. Digital records are
expected to elevate healthcare. However, a large amount
of contemporary medical data is housed in proprietary
apps, incompatible infrastructure, including distinct
spreadsheets, making it difficult to exchange, evaluate or
interpret it. As an outcome, the development of medicine
is slowed down by the inability to properly use
technology including “big data”, artificial intelligence,
even mobile apps that rely on this type of information. In
this piece of writing, we contend how interoperability is a
must for the technological advancements anticipated for
the field of healthcare in the future. We quintessence
upon four purviews were having ubiquitous data as well
as IT systems is crucial.Big data and artificial intelligence, (2) research, (3)
medical communication, and (4) cross-border
collaboration. We go through how interconnectivity may
aid these expanses endure technological transition for
the subsidy of individuals all-round the world in terms of
health and welfare. These features are significantly
improved by the “Integrating the Healthcare
Enterprises” initiative (IHE) profiles, but they also
introduce new issues, like lack of adaptability to various
organisational, geographical, or other particular
contexts. Initiatives at the regional or national levels
should be given the chance to meet their unique demands
while staying within the parameters of IHE profiles. One
of IHE's biggest shortcomings is the fact that security is
now an optional component.
Keywords :
AI, Interoperability, HL7, IHE.
