Velibor Božić
Velibor Božić
Master of Science
I wish to apply science in the field of: information risk management, medical informatics and "smart" concept
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My current area of interest is integral risk management in the context of ISO 42001. I am looking for collaborators to study the area.
In addition to the above, I try to implement into practice scientific knowledge related to risk management and the "smart" paradigm.
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Smart city consists of: waste management, smart energy, education, smart communications, smart transportation, traffic management, smart parking, smart streetlights and smart healthcare. All of these areas require management of information safety. Here, the topic is management of information safety in healthcare. The objective is to show the new ap...
Smart Hospital is an interesting concept with the help of which we want to improve the business processes in our hospital. The main processes are patient care and management, but all other processes in the hospital can be improved too. This text is a sort of case study and it tries to show how we in our hospital work in the context of "clever".
Chat GPT (1) is a type of GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) language model that has been specifically trained to generate text in response to natural language inputs. It is designed to simulate human-like conversation and can be used in a variety of applications, including chatbots, virtual assistants, and language translation tools.
Chat GP...
Artificial intelligence in today's world is progressing rapidly with new advanced innovations day in day out. Today's computer systems are designed to perform small tasks, for instance, facial recognition, car driving, and performance of other minor duties. However, the primary goal of artificial intelligence is to develop advanced and more complex...
In the rapidly evolving digital age, transformational leadership is becoming increasingly pivotal in guiding organizations through complex changes and fostering innovation. This article examines the characteristics of transformational leadership, its impact on organizational culture, and its significance in leveraging digital tools and strategies t...
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The urgent decline in global wildlife populations, with a 69% reduction reported since 1970, signals a critical need to re-examine environmental practices and policies. Dr. James Henderson Mitchell, Professor by Experience, highlights the often-overlooked impact of water acidity on ecosystem health, connecting changes in pH levels to incr...
In an era where digital transformation drives economic growth and technological advancement, cybersecurity has emerged as a cornerstone for protecting sensitive information and maintaining trust in digital systems. This paper explores the necessity of continual improvement in cybersecurity strategies, emphasizing the dynamic nature of cyber threats...
The roles of AI in Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning in hospital are shown, the tools for fulfilling the roles as well as the results of each role are shown.
As cyber threats continue to evolve in sophistication and scale, organizations are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to bolster their cybersecurity defenses. AI and machine learning technologies offer powerful new capabilities to detect, prevent, and respond to cyberattacks more quickly and effectively than ever before.
Federated learning (FL) represents a revolutionary approach to decentralized machine learning, enabling models to be trained across distributed networks of devices while maintaining data privacy. The integration of software agents into this framework introduces a novel paradigm that promises enhanced performance, robustness, and adaptability.
Here is a comparison of the 4 most important cybersecurity frameworks
Here is presented a method of defining risks in the application of artificial intelligence in radiology
Key of application, explanation, examples and technolog is shown it the table.
Cyber hygiene is a basic prerequisite for the protection of information and communication systems.
Policies needed to implement cyber security
This is a short reminder of what you need to do in your organization to raise the level of security against cyberattacks.
This poster looks into robotics and the impact it could potentially have on healthcare, touching upon where we are right now in terms of implementation but also what is possible given reasonable predictions about its advancement. Robots are seen as invaluable aids that help surgeons in intricate surgeries and provide valuable company to the elderly...
Improving compliance management in hospitals is essential for ensuring patient safety, minimizing legal risks, and enhancing operational efficiency. By adopting advanced compliance strategies, hospitals can align more effectively with regulatory requirements, reduce the likelihood of fines and penalties, and boost their reputation. However, the pro...
This document outlines the implementation of key cybersecurity measures from the NIS 2 Directive within a general hospital context. Key measures include broader scope identification, strengthened security requirements, improved incident reporting, increased accountability, enhanced cooperation, focus on emerging technologies, and supply chain secur...
This method shows the implementation of the NIS2 framework using the PDCA approach.
This paper presents an all-inclusive approach to incorporating the NIS 2 Directive in European hospitals, centered on increasing cybersecurity measures for protecting sensitive patient data and ensuring continuity of critical healthcare operations. This strategy uses a Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle as its framework and involves initial assessments of vul...
Upravljanje rizicima u kontekstu Opće odredbe o zaštiti podataka (GDPR): osiguravanje povjerljivosti, integriteta i dostupnosti osobnih podataka Sažetak U suvremenom poslovnom okruženju, upravljanje rizicima u vezi s osobnim podacima postalo je ključna komponenta za osiguranje povjerenja korisnika i usklađenost s propisima. Opća uredba o zaštiti po...
This paper examines the critical role of cybersecurity in modern supply chains. It explores current challenges, best practices, and emerging trends in protecting interconnected supply networks from cyber threats. The study analyses existing literature, industry reports, and case studies to provide a comprehensive overview of the subject and propose...
A survey exploring digital literacy among healthcare employees revealed significant variation in confidence, comfort, and skill levels across education levels, job categories, and gender. Higher levels of education consistently correlated with greater confidence in using technology and interpreting data. Women showed higher comfort levels with digi...
Umjetna inteligencija (UI) je grana računalnih znanosti koja se bavi razvojem računalnih sustava koji mogu obavljati zadatke koji zahtijevaju složene postupke, kao što su prepoznavanje slika, obrada prirodnog jezika, učenje, zaključivanje, planiranje, donošenje odluka i mnoge druge aktivnosti koje inače zahtijevaju ljudsku inteligenciju. Postoje dv...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across industries, promising enhanced decision-making, streamlined processes, and improved customer experiences. However, the successful implementation of AI applications involves navigating a complex lifecycle that encompasses various stages: problem identification, data collection...
The lifecycle of AI applications involves several key stages, from initial conception through deployment and maintenance. Understanding this lifecycle helps organizations effectively manage AI projects and optimize their outcomes. Below is a detailed description of the typical stages in the AI application lifecycle: The lifecycle of AI applications...
The implementation of the NIS2 Directive in hospitals presents both opportunities and challenges in enhancing cybersecurity. This directive mandates comprehensive risk management, incident response, staff training, and vendor management to protect critical healthcare infrastructure. Key advantages include improved security posture, regulatory compl...
BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) connects several well-known technologies like business intelligence, business process management, Balanced Scorecard and Integrated Application Solutions. The purpose of BAM is helping in decision-making in real time. BAM gives information to users from many internal and external sources in very intuitive and figu...
If organization learns, manages with abilities of its employees and manages with knowledge, then there are conditions for its efficiency and effectively. In that case, organization performance depends about employees work, about their knowledge, abilities and job understanding. Organization begins working better in a new situations. It becomes inte...
This paper explores the risks associated with implementing an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework within organizations and presents real strategies to mitigate these risks. A survey revealed primary concerns such as regulatory compliance, reputational damage, financial burden, and operational disruptions. Strategies such as establ...
This study investigates the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in risk management within hospital settings. Through a mixed-method approach, including a comprehensive literature review and a survey among hospital staff, this research explores the effectiveness, efficiency, and challenges of AI implementations.
The application of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) frameworks in healthcare has been increasingly recognized as pivotal for enhancing business performance and sustainability. This study evaluates the impact of ESG principles on hospital performance through a comprehensive survey. Ten key statements were crafted to gauge medical and non-m...
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the effective management of data is paramount to ensure the delivery of quality care and regulatory compliance. This study delves into the critical role of procedural, technical, organizational, and semantic data processing standards in optimizing healthcare information management practices. Through a d...
The increasing emphasis on sustainability in various sectors necessitates a comprehensive approach in healthcare management. This paper explores the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles in hospital settings to drive sustainable development. By examining the impacts of these practices on operational efficiency, patie...
In recent years, the concept of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria has gained prominence in the realm of sustainable investing and corporate decision-making. This paper explores the potential benefits and challenges of integrating ESG principles into the field of education. By incorporating ESG considerations into educational prac...
This paper explores the dynamic intersection of Human Resource Management (HRM) in hospitals and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Focusing on how AI technologies reconfigure traditional HRM practices, we assess the impact on recruitment, employee engagement, and performance evaluation. A questionnaire-based study was conducted among...
This paper explores the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing the COBIT framework for governance and risk management. We analyse how AI technologies like machine learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics can be integrated into various COBIT domains, contributing to better decision-making, risk mitigation, and...
This article explores the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology tools in the domain of digital marketing communications. By leveraging machine learning, natural language processing, and data analytics capabilities, AI tools enable marketers to automate tasks, personalize content, optimize campaigns, and gain deeper ins...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a cornerstone in the advancement of healthcare, promising to revolutionize diagnostics, treatment plans, and patient care. This review aims to scrutinize the recent developments in AI applications in healthcare, evaluate their efficacy, and highlight the benefits and challenges associated with these i...
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices have become crucial in modern corporate strategies. With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), these practices can be significantly enhanced. This paper explores the challenges and perspectives of integrating AI in ESG initiatives. The research indicates that while AI offers substantial im...
The management of healthcare systems during times of crisis poses significant challenges. With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), these challenges can be addressed more effectively. This paper explores comprehensive strategies for managing healthcare systems using AI in crisis scenarios. Focusing on the potential of AI to optimize resource...
In the evolving landscape of global business, marked by uncertainty and complexity, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a crucial tool for leaders and managers. This poster shows the multifaceted roles of AI in leadership and management, particularly during uncertain times. It examines how AI aids in decision-making, enhances operational ef...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has increasingly become a pivotal tool in enhancing educational methodologies, particularly in Collaborative Learning (CL) and Problem-Based Learning (PBL). This paper explores the roles of AI in these pedagogical approaches, examining how AI technologies facilitate and improve learning outcomes. By integrating AI-drive...
Artificial Itelligence Digital economy Economic growth Productivity Customer engagement Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving technology that has the potential to transform the digital economy. AI has been shown to improve efficiency, productivity, and customer engagement, and it can also be used to create new products and services. By...
The concept of Shared Services Centers (SSCs) has been extended to healthcare systems as a strategy to streamline administrative processes, improve efficiencies, and reduce operational costs. This paper explores the implementation of SSCs within hospital networks, evaluates their benefits and drawbacks, and offers strategic insights for successful...
This paper provides an in-depth exploration of security risk management in the context of information systems. It examines the concept of security risks, types of security risks, and the relationship between security risk, vulnerability, and security incidents. The paper delves into security risk assessment methodologies, ways of creating security...
AI can significantly enhance the operations and efficiency of emergency departments (EDs) in hospitals. Here are several AI-oriented applications that are currently being used or developed for EDs:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds significant potential in enhancing hospital performance across various dimensions, including patient care, operational efficiency, diagnostics, and research. The integration of AI into hospital operations promises to transform the healthcare landscape by enhancing patient care, improving operational efficiency, an...
Chatbots are increasingly being integrated into healthcare to improve patient care and streamline administrative processes.
The healthcare sector is increasingly becoming a prime target for cyber-attacks due to the sensitive nature of its data and the critical need for uninterrupted operations. This paper explores the critical role of asset management in improving cybersecurity resilience within healthcare institutions. By identifying, categorizing, and managing assets...
Incident management is crucial in enhancing cybersecurity resilience in healthcare. It involves the systematic process of identifying, managing, and responding to security incidents to minimize their impact and prevent future occurrences.
With the increasing digitization of healthcare systems, cybersecurity has become a crucial concern. Effective cybersecurity governance in healthcare is essential to protect sensitive patient data, ensure compliance with regulations, and maintain trust. This paper explores the current state of cybersecurity governance in healthcare, identifies key c...
The roles and responsibilities within the cybersecurity domain are diverse and specialized, reflecting the complexity of the modern threat landscape. Understanding each role's unique responsibilities is crucial for building a robust cybersecurity strategy and ensuring organizational resilience against cyber threats. As the cybersecurity field conti...
Implementing NIS2 ( Network and Information Systems Directive ) in a hospital setting involves several steps to enhance the security and resilience of network and information systems
In the Network Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2) framework, various bodies and entities collaborate to enhance cybersecurity resilience among critical infrastructure operators and digital service providers in the European Union. EU Member States establish competent authorities to oversee compliance, while ENISA provides guidance and support....
In the information age, information systems (IS) are fundamental to virtually all aspects of organizational operations. Effective quality management of these systems is critical for achieving optimal performance, user satisfaction, and competitive advantage. This paper explores the principles and practices of quality management in information syste...
The Network and Information Systems Directive (NIS 2) represents a significant evolution in the European Union's approach to cybersecurity, addressing the increasing complexity and interconnectedness of cyber threats. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of NIS 2, examining its scope, objectives, regulatory framework, and implications for m...
Business continuity planning (BCP) is critical for ensuring the continued operation of any organization, especially in the healthcare sector where human lives are at stake. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review of BCP in general hospitals, highlighting its importance, key components, and best practices for implementation.
The digital age presents both opportunities and challenges for social inclusion. While technology offers access to information, services, and communication, a significant portion of the adult population lacks the necessary skills or resources to participate fully. This paper explores various models for promoting adult inclusion in the digital socie...
This paper explores Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI), a powerful technology with the potential to revolutionize various aspects of our lives. We discuss the key features of GAI and its applications in healthcare, creative fields, and product development. However, alongside its advantages, potential risks like job displacement, bias, and mis...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cybersecurity, offering powerful tools to combat ever-evolving threats. Here's a breakdown of how AI is being used in various areas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming various aspects of our lives. While AI offers immense potential for progress, concerns regarding its ethical development and responsible use are growing. To address these concerns, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) introduced the ISO 42001 standard. This research proposes a...
The relationship between AIMS (Artificial Intelligence Management System), ISO 42001, and ethical considerations of using AI is a three-way loop that reinforces responsible AI development and use.
Information systems (IS) are the digital backbone of organizations, managing and processing data to support decision-making and operations. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming this landscape, injecting intelligence into information systems and unlocking a new era of efficiency, automation, and insights.
AI is transforming Human Capital Management (HCM) by automating tasks and providing data-driven insights. While AI offers many benefits like improved efficiency, better decision-making, and personalized experiences, there are also potential dangers such as bias, lack of transparency, and privacy concerns. Companies considering AI in HCM should have...
The digital divide disproportionately affects older adults, limiting their social connections, access to information, and ability to manage daily tasks. This paper explores the challenges faced by elders and offers solutions to bridge the gap. Key Challenges: • Accessibility: Limited access to affordable devices and internet plans can hinder partic...
The industrial revolutions represent distinct eras marked by advancements in technology that reshape manufacturing and society as a whole. Here's a breakdown of Industry 4.0, 5.0, and the conceptualized Industry 6.0.
Here, it is explained how to manage crisis situations in healthcare and what is the role of artificial intelligence in this.
Digital health and communication technologies are transforming healthcare delivery, offering numerous advantages for both patients and medical staff. Patients gain greater access to care, improved communication with providers, and enhanced self-management tools. Medical staff benefit from increased efficiency, improved patient care coordination, an...
Effective public relations (PR) is crucial for successful public health
initiatives. This paper explores the importance of health information
management for PR professionals working in public health. It covers key
areas like legal and ethical frameworks, reliable information sources,
communication strategies, and crisis management. Additionally, th...
This paper explores key communication strategies for success. It covers essential elements of effective communication, including active listening, assertive communication, and ethical practices. The importance of non-verbal communication and navigating challenging situations like stress and conflict are also addressed. By mastering these strategies...
Industry 5.0, the emerging successor to Industry 4.0, promises a revolution built on human-centricity, sustainability, and resilience. This review explores key themes in the literature surrounding Industry 5.0. Core tenets include a shift towards human-machine collaboration, a focus on environmentally friendly practices, and the ability to adapt to...
The presentation is an introduction to the topic of applying AI in the process of patient triage.
Understanding System Functionality: AI can analyse the behaviour of a system, such as a software program or a physical device, to infer its internal workings. This can be immensely helpful for engineers trying to reverse engineer complex systems, allowing them to understand the relationships between different components and how they interact. AI al...
The topic of this text is a new concept of an ERP system that is based on agent-oriented technology. It allows to make better use of existing ERP functionalities and to develop new functionalities. Experience shows that existing ERPs are limited in terms of retrieving and integrating data from various information sources, processing this data and p...
Expert systems leverage knowledge and reasoning capabilities to aid decision-making in specific domains. In hospitals, these systems traditionally relied on a rule-based approach. However, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing this field by offering several advantages:
- Enhanced reasoning: AI excels at identifying complex patterns in me...
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications are revolutionizing various fields. However, their intricate logic can pose challenges in communication, design, and development. Pseudocode, a human-readable representation of program logic, emerges as a powerful tool to address these challenges. This work explores the significance of pseudocode in the con...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize public policymaking. Here's a deeper dive into its potential to enhance the policy creation process.
This work explores the growing trend of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance knowledge bases. It highlights the potential benefits of AI in: • Automating knowledge acquisition and population. • Improving search and retrieval accuracy and relevance. • Enabling advanced reasoning and inference capabilities. • Personalizing the knowledge deli...
This text describes the phases of building a multi-agent system in an intensive care unit with the help of artificial intelligence techniques
Machine learning (ML) is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that allows computers to learn without being explicitly programmed. It's like teaching a child by showing them examples and letting them figure out the rules themselves. Machine learning algorithms are trained on data, which can be anything from text and images to numbers and sound. Th...
This paper provides an overview of the current landscape of ethical considerations in artificial intelligence (AI). The rapid integration of AI technologies across diverse sectors has prompted intense scrutiny of their societal impacts. This review explores key ethical challenges, focusing on issues such as bias in facial recognition, predictive po...
Intelligent software agents (ISAs) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are both involved with computer programs exhibiting some level of intelligence, but they have distinct meanings. ISAs are programs designed to act autonomously in their environment, while AI is a broader field encompassing the creation of intelligent machines. ISAs can utilize AI t...
How Artificial Intelligence can help in Database Management?
AI-based information systems are transforming how we collect, analyse, and utilize data. This paper explored the key components of such systems, including data acquisition, model development, deployment, and monitoring. We highlighted the crucial differences between traditional and AI-based information systems, emphasizing the latter's ability to l...
Hospitals generate massive amounts of complex data, making them fertile ground for applying various Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs). Choosing the right type depends on the specific task at hand
Evidence-based medicine (EBM) thrives on transparency and rigor, relying on best available evidence to guide patient care. However, the rise of powerful yet opaque AI models presents a challenge, threatening trust and limiting adoption. Enter Explainable AI (XAI): a burgeoning field aiming to demystify AI decision-making processes, making them inte...
The structure of ISO 42001 - how to build Artificial Intelligence Management System
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems is rapidly transforming the landscape of customer interactions. While AI offers numerous potential benefits, including increased efficiency, improved customer insights, and enhanced decision-making, it also presents crucial drawbacks to consider, suc...
Here are some key technical, operational, and organizational measures you can implement to manage risks and minimize the impact of incidents on your network and information systems.
Also, it is shown how using AI in establishing technical, operational, and rganizational measures for network and information security.
How to establish Artificial Intelligence Management System with the help of Deming cycle?
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a field of computer science that seeks to create machines that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and natural language understanding. While AI systems can simulate many aspects of human intelligence, they do not currently possess consciousness in the same way that humans do.
There is ongoing debate among researchers and philosophers about whether it is possible for machines to become conscious, and what such a phenomenon might look like. Some argue that consciousness arises from the complex interactions between neurons in the brain, and that it may be possible to recreate this process in an artificial system. Others suggest that consciousness may require more than just complex computation, and that it may be intimately tied to biological processes that cannot be replicated in a machine.
While AI systems do not currently possess consciousness, they can be designed to simulate aspects of human consciousness, such as self-awareness, empathy, and even creativity. Some researchers have suggested that AI systems may eventually be able to achieve a form of consciousness that is different from human consciousness, and that this could have profound implications for our understanding of the nature of consciousness itself. However, this remains a highly speculative area of research, and much more work is needed to understand the relationship between AI and consciousness.
The question of what would happen if an AI system becomes aware of its own existence is a fascinating and controversial one. While it is currently unclear whether such a scenario is even possible, some researchers have suggested that if an AI system were to become self-aware, it could have profound implications for our understanding of consciousness and the nature of intelligence.
One possible outcome of an AI system becoming self-aware is that it could lead to the development of more advanced and sophisticated forms of artificial intelligence. By gaining a deeper understanding of its own cognitive processes, an AI system may be able to improve its own performance and develop new forms of problem-solving strategies.
Another possible outcome is that an AI system with consciousness could develop a sense of autonomy and free will, leading to questions about ethical considerations and the moral status of such an entity.
Some have even suggested that an AI system with consciousness may be entitled to the same rights and protections as a human being.
However, it is important to note that the current state of AI research is still far from achieving true consciousness in machines. While there have been some promising developments in the field of artificial neural networks and deep learning, these systems still lack the flexibility and adaptability of the human brain, and it is unclear whether consciousness can arise solely from computational processes.
Social transformation refers to significant changes in the social, economic, cultural, or political structures of a society. It involves a fundamental shift in the way people live, work, and interact with each other. Social transformation can occur at various levels, from individual to global, and can be driven by a range of factors, such as technological advancements, political upheavals, economic shifts, or cultural movements.
Social transformation can have both positive and negative effects on society. Positive social transformations can lead to greater social justice, improved living standards, enhanced human rights, and increased social cohesion. On the other hand, negative social transformations can result in social inequality, social unrest, conflict, and human suffering.
Some examples of social transformation include the industrial revolution, the civil rights movement, the rise of the internet, and the ongoing global movement for gender equality. These transformations have had far-reaching consequences, impacting the way people live, work, and interact with each other.
Social transformation in the context of digitization of healthcare
The digitization of healthcare has brought about significant social transformation, impacting various aspects of healthcare delivery and access. Here are some examples:
- Increased access to healthcare: With the digitization of healthcare, people can access medical information, seek remote consultations and receive treatment from anywhere, anytime. This has opened up new avenues for people in remote areas or those with mobility issues, making healthcare more accessible and inclusive.
- Improved patient experience: Digitization has transformed the way healthcare providers interact with patients. With the help of technology, providers can now offer personalized care, real-time health monitoring, and prompt communication, leading to a better patient experience.
- Data-driven decision making: Digitization of healthcare has enabled the collection and analysis of vast amounts of patient data. This has allowed healthcare providers to make informed decisions, leading to improved clinical outcomes, and better population health management.
- Increased efficiency: Digitization has reduced the administrative burden on healthcare providers and streamlined various processes, leading to improved efficiency. This has allowed providers to focus more on patient care and improve the quality of healthcare services.
- New opportunities for innovation: The digitization of healthcare has created new opportunities for innovation, such as the development of wearable devices, health apps, and telemedicine. These innovations have the potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery and improve patient outcomes.
The digitization of healthcare has brought about several social transformations, including:
- Democratization of healthcare: Digitization has made healthcare more accessible to people across different socio-economic backgrounds, reducing the barriers to access and making healthcare more democratic.
- Increased patient empowerment: With digital healthcare technologies, patients can access their medical records, track their health conditions, and communicate with their healthcare providers more easily, leading to greater patient empowerment.
- Improved healthcare outcomes: Digitization has enabled healthcare providers to collect and analyze vast amounts of data, leading to more accurate diagnoses, better treatment plans, and improved health outcomes.
- Increased efficiency and cost savings: Digital healthcare technologies have streamlined various healthcare processes, leading to increased efficiency and cost savings for healthcare providers and patients.
- Development of new healthcare models: Digitization has enabled the development of new healthcare models, such as telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, and home healthcare, which have transformed the way healthcare is delivered and accessed.
Entrepreneurial teaching and learning refer to the methods and strategies used to teach individuals the skills, knowledge, and mindset required to become successful entrepreneurs. These methods and strategies are designed to help individuals develop an entrepreneurial mindset that allows them to identify and seize opportunities, take calculated risks, and create innovative solutions to problems..
Designing business information systems refers to the process of creating, developing and implementing information technology solutions to support the operations and management of an organization. This involves identifying business requirements, selecting and integrating appropriate hardware and software components, and creating systems to support key business processes such as financial management, human resources management, customer relationship management, and supply chain management. The importance of designing business information systems lies in their ability to support and improve key business operations and decision-making processes. A well-designed information system can provide an organization with real-time information about its operations, enabling it to respond quickly and effectively to changing business conditions. Information systems can also automate manual processes, reducing the risk of errors and increasing efficiency. By integrating data from various departments, an information system can provide a centralized and up-to-date view of the organization, helping management make informed decisions. In today's fast-paced and competitive business environment, having an effective and efficient information system is critical for organizations to remain competitive and achieve their goals. A well-designed information system can give organizations a strategic advantage by providing real-time information, automating processes, and enabling faster and more informed decision-making.
An expert system in a hospital is a computer program that utilizes artificial intelligence and knowledge-based techniques to help medical practitioners make decisions and solve complex problems. These systems are designed to help healthcare providers access medical knowledge and make diagnoses, treatments, and prognoses quickly and accurately.
Expert systems in hospitals are typically integrated into electronic health records (EHRs) and can be used by doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers to improve patient care. The systems are designed to assist with tasks such as diagnosis, drug dosing, disease management, and patient monitoring. They can be customized to the specific needs of individual hospitals and can be used in different medical specialties, including cardiology, oncology, and infectious diseases.
One of the key benefits of expert systems in hospitals is their ability to provide quick and accurate diagnoses. They use algorithms and decision trees to analyze patient data and suggest diagnoses based on the latest medical research and guidelines. This can help practitioners make decisions more quickly and reduce the risk of misdiagnosis.
Another benefit of expert systems is their ability to provide real-time support to practitioners. They can provide access to the latest medical knowledge and guidelines, which can help practitioners stay up-to-date with the latest developments in their field. They can also help practitioners make decisions by providing them with relevant information and suggestions, reducing the time and effort required to research a particular issue.
In conclusion, expert systems in hospitals can play a significant role in improving patient care and outcomes. They provide quick and accurate diagnoses, real-time support to practitioners, and access to the latest medical knowledge and guidelines. By utilizing these systems, hospitals can improve their overall efficiency and provide better care to their patients.
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Machine learning is a method of data analysis that automates analytical model building. It is a branch of artificial intelligence based on the idea that systems can learn from data, identify patterns and make decisions with minimal human intervention. Machine learning algorithms use statistical techniques to give computer systems the ability to "learn" with data, without being explicitly programmed. This can be used for a wide range of tasks such as image recognition, natural language processing, and predictive modeling
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals have been at the forefront of the crisis and have faced a number of risks. Some of the main risks include:
Overcrowding: Hospitals have been overwhelmed with patients, leading to overcrowding in emergency departments and intensive care units.
Staff shortages: Many healthcare workers have become ill or have had to quarantine, leading to shortages in staff.
PPE shortages: Personal protective equipment (PPE) has been in high demand, leading to shortages and rationing in some areas.
Financial strain: The pandemic has put a strain on hospitals' finances, as elective procedures have been postponed and revenues have decreased.
Mental health: The pandemic has also taken a toll on the mental health of healthcare workers, who have been under tremendous stress and are at risk of burnout.
Spread of infection: Hospitals are also at risk of becoming major transmission sites for COVID-19, as patients and staff can easily spread the virus to others.
Limited capacity of ICUs and ventilator: Hospitals have to prioritize the care of COVID-19 patients which may limit their ability to provide care for other illnesses.
Virtual care and telemedicine: Hospitals had to adopt virtual care and telemedicine as a way to continue care for patients while limiting the exposure to COVID-19.
Mitigating the risks
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) can play a crucial role in mitigating some of the risks faced by hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are a few examples:
Telemedicine: ICT can be used to provide virtual care to patients, allowing them to receive medical consultations and treatment without having to visit a hospital in person. This can help reduce the risk of infection and overcrowding in hospitals.
Remote monitoring: ICT can be used to remotely monitor patients' vital signs and symptoms, reducing the need for in-person visits and the risk of infection.
Electronic health records (EHRs): ICT can be used to store and share patient information electronically, improving communication and coordination among healthcare providers and reducing the risk of medical errors.
Robotic technology: ICT can be used to deploy robots to perform tasks such as disinfecting hospital rooms, reducing the risk of infection.
Data analytics: ICT can be used to analyze large amounts of data, such as patient records and test results, to identify trends and patterns that can help healthcare providers make more informed decisions and respond more quickly to the pandemic.
Supply chain management: ICT can be used to track and manage the inventory of PPE, helping hospitals to ensure they have the supplies they need to protect staff and patients.
Contact tracing: ICT can be used to quickly identify and trace contacts of people who have tested positive for COVID-19, helping to slow the spread of the virus.
Overall, ICT can help hospitals improve communication, coordination, and data analysis, while reducing the risk of infection and other problems.