Citation :

Anand Laxman Mhatre, 2024. "Human‐Machine Interface for Digitization in Healthcare" ESP International Journal of Advancements in Computational Technology (ESP-IJACT)  Volume 2, Issue 4: 81-83.

Abstract :

The healthcare sector is shifting. The demand for healthcare services is gradually growing, the number of patients opting for remote care is surging, and the recruitment of specialists is increasingly becoming challenging. These changes make relying on traditional healthcare delivery methods such as in-person care nearly impossible. HMIs provide novel approaches for providers to address emerging challenges in the sector. The technologies facilitate the delivery of services to many patients, even with limited staff, allow the delivery of care services virtually, and enhance the overall quality of service delivery. This piece of writing discusses HMIs in healthcare and their impact.

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Keywords :

Human-Machine Interfaces, HMIS, Healthcare, Technology.