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Published on: April 24, 2017
A perspective of adaptation in healthcare
Emna Mezghani1, Marcos Da Silveira2, Cédric Pruski2
1CNRS; LAAS; 7 av. du Colonel Roche, F-31400 Toulouse, FRANCE.
Abstract:
Emerging new technologies in healthcare has proven great promises for managing patient care. In recent years, the evolution of Information and Communication Technologies pushes many research studies to think about treatment plan adaptation in this area. The main goal is to accelerate the decision making by dynamically generating new treatment due to unexpected situations. This paper portrays the treatment adaptation from a new perspective inspired from the human nervous system named autonomic computing. Thus, the selected potential studies are classified according to the maturity levels of this paradigm. To guarantee optimal and accurate treatment adaptation, challenges related to medical knowledge and data are identified and future directions to be explored in healthcare systems are discussed.
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