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Recent breakthroughs in digital health technologies (e.g., electronic health records, health monitoring and wearable devices) are not only transformative for reengineering care processes and improving health care outcomes such as care quality and patient safety, but can also have major socio-economic impact, as almost 20% of the US GDP is dedicated to health expenditures. Worldwide, we have seen growing interest in engineering approaches to health care delivery in a context of rapid development in medical devices, clinical advancement, data analytics, and information technology. Finally, conclusions and recommendations are presented in the areas of (1) involvement of multiple disciplines and perspectives, (2) development of technologies and methodologies with combination of quantitative and qualitative approaches, (3) closed-loop integration of sociotechnical system, and (4) design of person-centered system with specific attention to human needs and health equity.

In this paper, we discuss the historical evolution of Health Care 1.0 to 4.0, describe the characteristics of smart and connected care in Health Care 4.0, identify multiple research challenges and opportunities of Health Care 4.0 in terms of data, model, dynamics, and integration, and outline the implications of people, process, system and health outcomes. In a manner similar to manufacturing, health care delivery is at the dawn of a foundational change into the new era of smart and connected health care, referred to as Health Care 4.0. Industry 4.0 has transformed manufacturing industry into a new paradigm.

Remote desktop manager enterprise 3.0.4.0