DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN HEALTHCARE

Digital Transformation in Healthcare offers valuable insights into how technology is reshaping the industry. From AI and simulation to wearable devices, these advancements improve patient care, streamline operations, and reduce costs. For healthcare professionals, understanding these innovations is key to staying competitive and driving better outcomes.

This book explores real-world examples, showcasing how digital tools enable personalized medicine, predictive analytics, and patient engagement. The book also touches on the challenges like data privacy, security, and ethical concerns, providing practical strategies to navigate them responsibly.

Moreover, this book hopefully inspires innovation by highlighting success stories and best practices from forward-thinking leaders, practitioners, and educators. Whether you're a clinician, administrator, or tech enthusiast, this book should equip you to adapt to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, empowering you to contribute to meaningful, tech-driven change in the sector.

Contents:

• Foreword: An Industry Perspective (Tom Nesteruk)
• Foreword: An Academic Perspective (Jay Spitulnik and Marie Maloney)
• About the Editor
• List of Contributors
• Advancing Healthcare Transformation through Deep Tech: An Examination of Latest Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities (Ingrid Vasiliu-Feltes)
• Overcoming Challenges in Healthcare Digital Transformation: The Innovation Lab Approach (Francesco Santarsiero)
• Transforming and Democratizing Clinical Workflows: The Role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in Disrupting Healthcare (David M Liebovitz)
• Healthcare Goes Digital: Towards the Collaborative Digital Transformation Approach (Leonardo Caporarello and Iuliia Trabskaia)
• Digital Transformation of Healthcare Facility Management Services (Paul Schmitter)
• The Simulation Century: Harnessing AI and Simulation to Design a Better Future: A Personal Perspective (Richard James Boyd)
• Bridging the Gap: Overcoming Integration and Interoperability Challenges in Digital Healthcare Systems (Alexeis Garcia Perez)
• The Digital Revolution in French Healthcare: Opportunities and Obstacles (Anne Wagner)
• Wearable Devices, Biometrics, and Stress (Zella E Moore, Frank L Gardner, McKenzie Gelvin, Sydney Harfenist, and Steven Lorenzet)
• Index

Readership: Healthcare Practitioners and Healthcare IT Educators; Business and Management Practitioners and Educators, undergraduate students, post-graduate students, researchers.