The document discusses smart hospitals and the use of technology in healthcare. It describes how smart hospitals use technologies like artificial intelligence, the internet of things, big data analytics, and mobile devices to provide personalized care for patients, streamline processes, and improve health outcomes. Some benefits mentioned include better patient care through remote monitoring and predictive analytics, increased efficiency through automation of tasks, and cost savings through eliminating waste. The document also covers some examples of smart hospitals in the UAE and discusses challenges related to data privacy, accuracy, and infrastructure requirements.

1. SMART DEVICES
IN HOSPITALS
instructor :Dr marwan fayyad
Fatema Yousef Almansoori
Alya Husain Jakka Almansoori
Fatima Mabkhout Abdulla Alameri
Khawla Rashed Saeed Almaqdahi

2. contents:

3. Introduction
WHILE OUR LIFE IS NOW ALL GOING INTO SMART TECHNOLOGICAL
DEVICES EVERYWHERE, HOSPITALS ALSO DO. OUR DISCUSSION
focuses on smart devices in hospitals. SMART HOSPITALS ARE
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES THAT USE THE MOST CURRENT
TECHNOLOGIES TO IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES AND THE OVERALL
HEALTHCARE EXPERIENCE. TO PROVIDE PERSONALIZED CARE AND
STREAMLINE PROCESSES, THESE HOSPITALS USE A RANGE OF
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,
THE INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT), BIG DATA ANALYTICS, AND MOBILE
DEVICES.
THE GOAL OF SMART HOSPITALS IS TO CREATE AN INTERCONNECTED
ECOSYSTEM OF DEVICES AND SYSTEMS THAT WORK SEAMLESSLY
TOGETHER TO PROVIDE BETTER CARE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES TO
PATIENTS.
THIS INVOLVES INTEGRATING MEDICAL DEVICES, ELECTRONIC
HEALTH RECORDS, AND PATIENT PORTALS INTO A SINGLE NETWORK,
ENABLING REAL-TIME MONITORING OF PATIENTS' HEALTH AND
PROVIDING DOCTORS AND NURSES WITH INSTANT ACCESS TO
CRITICAL PATIENT INFORMATION.ADDITIONALLY, SMART HOSPITALS
ALSO FOCUS ON IMPROVING OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY, REDUCING
COSTS, AND OPTIMIZING RESOURCE UTILIZATION. THIS IS ACHIEVED
THROUGH THE USE OF ADVANCED ANALYTICS TOOLS THAT
HELPHOSPITALS IDENTIFY AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT, SUCH AS
REDUCING WAIT TIMES, OPTIMIZING STAFFING LEVELS, AND
IMPROVING INVENTORY MANAGEMENT.
SMART HOSPITALS, IN THE END, ARE CREATED TO IMPROVE THE
QUALITY OF CARE PROVIDED TO PATIENTS WHILE ALSO INCREASING
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND REDUCING COSTS. THESE HOSPITALS
ARE TRANSFORMING THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY AND PROVIDING
PATIENTS WITH A BETTER HEALTHCARE EXPERIENCE BY LEVERAGING
THE LATEST TECHNOLOGIES.

4. IMPORTANCE OF SMART
HOSPITALS
SMART HOSPITALS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS, INCLUDING:
BETTER
PATIENT C ARE:
TO DELIVE
PRBETTER PATIENT CARE, SMART HOSPITALS INTEGRATE CUTTIeNG-
EDGE TECHNOLOGIES LIKE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS, REMOTE PATIENT
MONITORING, AND PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS. THIS ENHANCES THE PRECISION
OF DIAGNOSES AND TREATMENT REGIMENS WHILE REDUCING ERRORS.
EFFICIENCY GAIN:
DIGITALIZATION AND AUTOMATION ARE USED BY SMART HOSPITALS TO
STREAMLINE NUMEROUS ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS LIKE BILLING, SCHEDULING
PATIENTS, AND INVENTORY CONTROL. AS A RESULT, HOSPITAL STAFF
MEMBERS HAVE LESS WORK TO DO AND CAN DEVOTE MORE TIME TO
CARING FOR PATIENTS.
C OST SAVINGS:
BY ELIMINATING WASTE AND ENHANCING OPERATIONALEFFECTIVENESS,
SMART HOSPITALS CAN LOWER THE PRICE OF PROVIDING HEALTHCARE.
PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS, FOR INSTANCE, CAN HELP TO IDENTIFY PATIENTS
WHO ARE AT RISK OF DEVELOPING DIFFICULTIES BEFORE THEY NEED TO BE
HOSPITALIZED, REDUCING THE NEED FOR HOME HEALTHCARE VISITS AND
HOSPITAL READMISSIONS.
PERSONALIZED CARE:
SHORTER WAIT TIMES AND REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION WITH MEDICAL
PROFESSIONALS ARE ALL WAYS THAT SMART HOSPITALS EMPLOY
TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE.
IMPROVED HEALTHCARE OUTCOMES:
TO ENHANCE TREATMENT PLANS AND SPOT POTENTIAL HEALTH RISKS BEFORE
THEY BECOME SERIOUS, SMART HOSPITALS CAN USES DATA ANALYTICS TO
FIND PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN PATIENT DATA.
Finally, SMART HOSPITALS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO CHANGE HEALTHCARE
BY IMPROVING PATIENT EXPERIENCE, LOWERING COSTS, AND
PROVIDINGBETTER PATIENT CARE.

5. ADVANTAGES OF SMART HEALTHCARE
GROW TH OF THE POPULATION:
jOHNSON CONTROL'S CODE BLUE ACTIVATION SYSTEM:
HOSPITALS MUST BE MORE FLEXIBLE, AND SYSTEMS ARE UNDER INCREASED STRAIN AS HEALTHCARE
NEEDSBECOME MORE COMPLICATED. HOSPITALS MUST DEVELOP TO BECOME MORE INNOVATIVE AND EFFECTIVE
TOMEET THE NEED FOR PRECISION HEALTHCARE. THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) PREDICTS A
GLOBALSHORTAGE OF MORE THAN 18 MILLION HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS. IS IT
SUSTAINABLETO ADD TO PRACTITIONERS' ALREADY HEAVY WORKLOADS? SMART HOSPITALS COULD
STREAMLINE HEALTHCAREOPERATIONS AND RAISE THE STANDARD OF PATIENT CARE. THE E-HEALTH
PHENOMENON INCLUDES INTELLIGENTHOSPITALS. THE INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT), WHICH LINKS MEDICAL
DEVICES TO AI AND DATA ANALYSIS, IS ONEMETHOD A SMART HOSPITAL USES TO IMPROVE PATIENT CARE
SM ARTTECHNOLOGY LOW ERS THE OBSTACLES:
TO EMPLOY COMPLICATED MEDICAL EQUIPMENT WHILE ALLOWING HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
TOCONCENTRATE ON PROVIDING HIGH-QUALITY TREATMENT. CLEVELAND CLINIC ABU DHABI (CCAD,) UAE
USESDIGITAL APPS TO ASSIST WITH TREATMENTS. PATIENTS USE APPLICATIONS TO CONTACT PERSONNEL
BEFORETREATMENT. THEY USE SMART PADS WHILE THEY ARE THERE TO ACCESS INFORMATION, MAKE DAILY
PLANS, ANDPLACE FOOD ORDERS. AFTER A PATIENT IS DISCHARGED, THE APP SENDS PRESCRIPTIONS TO
NEARBYPHARMACIES, WHO ARE SUBSEQUENTLY SENT A BILL NEAT, MORE ANDROID HELPERS ARE POSSIBLE
THANKS TOSMART TECHNOLOGY, WHICH COULD HELP WITH MANPOWER SHORTAGES. FOR SEVERAL DAYS
DURING THE INITIALCOVID-19 OUTBREAK, WUHAN HOSPITAL IN CHINA WAS MANNED BY ROBOTS.
THE WORLD'S FIRST CLOUD-INTELLIGENT ROBOT OPERATOR:
CREATED BY START-UP CLOUDMINDS TECHNOLOGIES, IS DEDICATED TO IMPLEMENTING ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCEUSING ROBOTS AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF SMART EQUIPMENT. BY DOING SO, THEY ENHANCE
PATIENT CARE ANDPROVIDE RELIEF FOR OVERWORKED STAFF MEMBERS.TRADITIONAL, LABOR-INTENSIVE
PROCEDURES CAN BEDIGITALIZED AND AUTOMATED IN SMART HOSPITALS. MORE INDIVIDUALS CAN RECEIVE
SAFER, MORE EFFICIENTTREATMENT WHEN HEALTHCARE IS DELIVERED FASTER AND MORE CORRECTLY.
JOHNSON CONTROL'S CODE BLUEACTIVATION SYSTEM:
WHICH DISPATCHES AN EMERGENCY CARE TEAM IN UNDER 24 SECONDS WHEN A PATIENT'S
CONDITIONBECOMES SERIOUS.3D PRINTING IS A RELATIVELY RECENT TECHNOLOGY USED IN SMART HOSPITALS.
CONSIDERTHE POSSIBILITY OF MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS COULD PRINT BODY COMPONENTS LIKE DENTAL
IMPLANTS ORARTIFICIAL LIMBS. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ENGINEERS AND MEDICAL RESEARCHERS RECENTLY
DEVELOPEDSILICON-MADE SCAFFOLDING THAT MIGHT HELP PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES BY REGAINING
MUSCLECONTROL. A BRIDGE CONNECTING THE CELLS IS CREATED ON THE STRUCTURE AND THEN
TRANSPLANTED INTO THEPATIENT'S SPINAL CORD. IN THE MEANTIME, THE DUBAI HEALTH AUTHORITY (DHA)
LAUNCHED "SALAMA," ANELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS SYSTEM, IN DUBAI. EACH INHABITANT OF THAT EMIRATE
WHO VISITS A PUBLICHOSPITAL NOW HAS A UNIQUE COMPUTERIZED RECORD THANKS TO THIS SYSTEM, WHICH
WAS LAUNCHED INFEBRUARY 2016.

6. 1.Automatic Machine Treatment:
There is a kind of machine that is fixed in the patient’s body. It
analyzes the patient’s body and inserts the medicines into
patients’ bodies according to their body conditions.
These machines are made by programming in their
programming if there come some errors and bugs.
Then it is very harmful to the patients because it can insert the
wrong di agnosis into the patient’s body.
which causes the critical condition and death of the patient.
2.Show the Wrong Result of the Patients Condition:
One of the cons of medical technology is sometimes the
machinery ortechnological devices show the wrong result.
Sometimes it didn’t show the accurate result of the patients to
the doctor.
The technological machines are made by engineers and
programmers.Sometimes errors and bugs come into it. Then it
didn’t work properly.
If it shows the wrong result and the doctor gives the wrong
diagnosis to the patient then it takes the patient’s life in danger.
This is one of the most dangerous cons of medical technology
for the patients
3. Increased Cost of the Treatment for the Patients:
The increased cost of treatment is also one of the
disadvantages of medical technology.
Mostly all the treatments and surgeries through technology are
very costly, like robotic surgery, and other kinds of technological
machinery surgeries are very costly.
And most of the patients belong to rural areas and they are
poor. For poor patients, it’s impossible to pay for costly surgeries.
Technology increased health care but also increased the cost of
that.Which is impossible for the patients to pay.
DISADVANTAGES OF SMART HEALTHCARE

7. SURVAY ( QUESTIONS RELATED TO
OUR TOPIC )
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We conducted a poll of about 40 students to get their thoughts on
the usage of smart technology in medicine. The findings revealed
that the majority of students supported the use of smart
technologies in hospitals and healthcare settings. They saw the
potential benefits of these technologies in improving patient care,
increasing medical outcomes, and lowering healthcare costs.

8. SMART HOSPITALS IN THEUAE
T H E U A E H A S M A D E S I G N I F I C A N T I N V E S T M E N T S I N H E A L T
H C A R E T E C H N O L O G Y A N D
I N F R A S T R U C T U R E , A N D S M A R T H O S P I T A L S A R E A K E Y P A
R T O F T H I S E F F O R T . S M A R T
H O S P I T A L S U S E A D V A N C E D T E C H N O L O G Y T O I M P R O V E T
H E Q U A L I T Y O F P A T I E N T
C A R E , I N C R E A S E E F F I C I E N C Y , A N D R E D U C E C O S T S .
H E R E A R E S O M E E X A M P L E S O F S M A R T H O S P I T A L S I N T H E U
A E :

9. CHALLENGES OF SMART HOSPITALS
INTELLIGENT HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGIES ARE WIDELY USED FOR THE
PREVENTIONAND EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASE AND ARE INSTRUMENTAL
IN TRANSFORMINGTRADITIONAL MEDICAL CARE INTO PATIENT-CENTERED
CARE. HOWEVER, IT CANNOTBE COMPLETELY REPLACED DUE TO THE
CHALLENGES IT FACES.
THE MAIN CHALLENGES FOR SMART HOSPITALS ARE:
SECURITY AND PRIVACY:
MAINTAINING CONFIDENTIALITY, INTEGRITY, ANDAVAILABILITY OF
HEALTHCARE DATA IS A CHALLENGE. STORING HEALTH DATA INUNTRUSTED
SERVERS IN HOSPITALS IS A CONCERN FOR PATIENTS AS THERE
ARECHANCES FOR ABUSE AND TAMPERING OF THE DATA.
DATA ACCURACY:
IF A MACHINE LEARNING PROGRAM IS FED WITH WRONGINFORMATION, IT
LEARNS WRONG PATTERNS AND IS LIKELY TO GIVE WRONGINSIGHTS,
LEADING TO ERRONEOUS TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS.THUS,THERE ISA
NEED TO ENSURE THAT ONLY ACCURATE DATA IS FED TO THE EHR
SYSTEM.DATA FED FROM IOT SENSORS MIGHT NOT CAUSE PROBLEMS AS
LONG AS THESENSORS ARE WORKING PROPERLY.
INFRASTRUCTURE:
SMART HOSPITALS NEED TO HAVE ADEQUATEINFRASTRUCTURE
TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGIES, SUCH AS HIGH-SPEED INTERNET
CONNECTIVITY, DATACENTERS, AND OTHER SUPPORTING
INFRASTRUCTURE.
TO ADDRESS THESE CHALLENGES, COLLABORATION BETWEEN HEALTHCARE
PROVIDERS, TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES, POLICYMAKERS, AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
IS REQUIRED. WE CAN BUILD A MORE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE HEALTHCARE
SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS BOTH PATIENTS AND PROVIDERS BY WORKING TOGETHER.

10. RECOMMENDATIONS
TO MAKEA HOSPITAL"SMART,"THEREARESEVERAL
TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES THAT CAN BEIMPLEMENTED.HERE
ARESOMESTEPS TO CONSIDER:
HOSPITALS CAN BECOME "SMART," IMPROVING PATIENT CARE AND OUTCOMES
WHILE INCREASING EFFICIENCY AND REDUCING COSTS, BY IMPLEMENTING THESE
TECHNOLOGIES AND PRACTICES.

11. C ONC LUSION
IN CONCLUSION, SMART HOSPITALS HAVE EMERGED AS AN
INNOVATIVE
SOLUTION TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY OF
HEALTHCARE
DELIVERY. BY LEVERAGING ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES
SUCH AS IOT, AI, AND
BIG DATA, SMART HOSPITALS ARE ABLE TO OPTIMIZE
THEIR PROCESSES,
REDUCE ERRORS, AND ENHANCE PATIENT EXPERIENCES.
THEY OFFER A RANGE
OF BENEFITS INCLUDING PERSONALIZED PATIENT CARE,
REMOTE MONITORING,
REAL-TIME DATA ANALYSIS, AND PREDICTIVE
MAINTENANCE. HOWEVER, THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART HOSPITALS REQUIRES
SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENT IN
TECHNOLOGY, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND TRAINING, AND
MAY FACE CHALLENGES
RELATED TO DATA PRIVACY, SECURITY, AND ETHICAL
CONSIDERATIONS.
NEVERTHELESS, WITH THE GROWING DEMAND FOR HIGH-
QUALITY
HEALTHCARE, SMART HOSPITALS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO
TRANSFORM THE
HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY AND ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF
LIFE FOR PATIENTS

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