Future of Medical Equipment Technology

Будущее технологий медицинского оборудования
Wai Yie Leong, Zhang Jing Bing, Nantha Genasan
2024-04-30

6G telemedicineFourth Industrial RevolutionUDIdigital pacemakerintelligent healthcare systems
Advances in manufacturing and digital information technology have sparked the Industrial Revolution 4.0. UDIs and 6G telemedicine networks are reshaping the future of healthcare technology as part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), which is now underway. With the help of UDIs, device recalls and post-market surveillance may be done more accurately and efficiently, and studies using UDI data can be conducted to help doctors make better clinical decisions. The development of intelligent healthcare systems is currently a hot topic, and wireless connectivity is a critical component. The goal of the 6G vision is to transform the globe into a secure and completely linked digital society through the use of communication technologies with intelligence. Stentrode, digital pacemaker, insulin pumps and coronary intervention with drug-eluting stents are some of the new methods that will improve human life. As technology continues to evolve, so will our methods of self-care. In the future, patients will continue to seek out companies that use technological innovation in medicine to empower them to take charge of their own health. The healthcare system is evolving to become more proactive, personalised, and easy for you, which makes it easier than ever to live longer and perform better.
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6G telemedicine networks and wireless connectivity are critical to developing intelligent healthcare systems and aim to create a secure, fully connected digital society.
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Emerging implantable and device-based therapies (Stentrode, digital pacemakers, insulin pumps, drug-eluting stents for coronary intervention) are expected to significantly improve human health and self-care.
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) combining advanced manufacturing and digital information technologies is driving healthcare toward more proactive, personalized, and user-empowering care.
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Universal Device Identifiers (UDIs) improve accuracy and efficiency of device recalls and post-market surveillance, and enable studies that support better clinical decisions.

Future medical equipment and connected healthcare technologies (including UDIs, 6G telemedicine networks, intelligent healthcare systems, and devices such as Stentrode, digital pacemakers, insulin pumps, drug-eluting stents)

How advances in manufacturing and digital technologies will reshape medical devices and healthcare delivery via UDIs, 6G connectivity, intelligent systems, and novel implantable/therapeutic devices to enable more accurate surveillance, personalised/proactive care, and patient empowerment

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Wai Yie Leong
Zhang Jing Bing
Nantha Genasan
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