Intelligent Hospital Operation Management and Risk Control

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Although the exploration of smart healthcare is in its preliminary stage, some of the smart healthcare system components are already being introduced into real-life scenarios, such as intelligent hospital guidance, healthcare information sharing within hospital chains, etc. As time passes, many intelligent models and systems can get into the hospitals, for instance, non-contact mental and physical health screening, healthcare data exchange, ICU mortality prediction, clinic diagnosis support system, etc. Through the increasing applications of smart healthcare, it could be concluded that future hospitals fully equipped with such tools are “intelligent hospitals”.

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Ding, S., Wu, D., Zhao, L., Li, X. (2022). Intelligent Hospital Operation Management and Risk Control. In: Smart Healthcare Engineering Management and Risk Analytics. AI for Risks. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2560-3_11

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