KEYNOTES II. – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
- Security in e-Health –
- Challenges, drivers and standardization initiatives for security, compliance and interoperability in health related activities carried out over distance by means of information technologies
- AI and e-Health –
- Augmented Intelligence – automates the basic tasks in care-giving through work-flows
- Assisted Intelligence – advanced algorithms to train the artificial neural networks to give treatment options to physicians
- Automated Intelligence – doctor is no longer in loop and the control is handed over to the machine
- e-Health Technologies –
- Patients may increasingly be able to use a variety of devices to collect data relating to their health parameters themselves, and then send the data through mobile or online channels to their care managers, reducing the need for personal visits though the potential for such innovative technologies is clear, it may still take some time before they are exploited to their full potential
- e-Health, IoT and Cloud –
- The domain of e-health is further expanded with telemedicine for long distance patient care over MAN/WAN and with personally wearable or mobile IoT devices for home-based or on-the-go (mobile) monitoring of vital data. Telemedicine and IoT require new generations of communication protocols, provisions for the service layer and interoperability guidelines