Telemedicine is a revolutionary healthcare technology focusing on providing remote healthcare services to patients by connecting them with physicians through text, email, and video. Key benefits associated with telemedicine are, convenience, accessibility, comfort, and cost-efficiency resulting in exceptional quality health care. Telehealth solutions will also allow doctors to engage more productively with their work when aided by AI led machines that are connected to the IOT.
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https://prognocis.com/prognocis-emr-telemedicine-in-ambulatory-center/
https://www.industryofthingsvoice.com/ai-and-iot-in-health-telemedicine-has-all-the-answers-and-rightly-so/
Telemedicine has by and large been surpassed by the smartphone. The legal implications of social media messaging services are becoming more mature and understood. https://www.digitalhealth.net/2018/02/whatsapp-doc-legal-and-practical-perspectives-of-using-mobile-messaging/
I think that mobile devices lead the way here: smartphones or tablets can support different types of applications. This allows you to bypass the main problems of public healthcare systems such as rising costs, waiting times, etc. Therefore, these precoes will grow. Already, large fimers like Amazon or Apple create new solutions for their employees. I think that the natural turn of things will be the growing interest of insurers or pharmaceutical companies in the telemidicine. It can be said that new telemedical applications will be used in watches or pulse-meters and maybe in digital cameras ...
https://www.economist.com/leaders/2018/02/01/a-revolution-in-health-care-is-coming
https://www.economist.com/business/2018/02/03/apple-and-amazons-moves-in-health-signal-a-coming-transformation
Regarding industry 4.0 on the specific topic of EHR, hopefully interoperability between different systems will be achieved and we will see the potential use of blockchain technology
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