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Human Based Digital Intelligence Analyses for Health Care Ecosystems.

Michael Georg Grasser¹, Viktoria Schlaipfer¹, Robert Priedl¹

¹Division IT-Operations, Hospitaller Order of Saint John of God, Austria.

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|July 4, 2018

Summary

This summary is machine-generated.

Digital transformation in healthcare relies on human factors, especially staff digital intelligence. A new socio-economic model assesses healthcare ecosystems and benchmarks their digital intelligence for sustainable strategies.

Keywords:

Health Care Ecosystems Human Based Digital Intelligence Socio-Economic Capability Model

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Digital Health
Socio-economics

Background:

Digital transformation in healthcare ecosystems is significantly influenced by human factors.
The digital intelligence of healthcare professionals, such as medical and nursing staff, is crucial for successful transformation.
Existing strategies often lack a holistic, human-centered approach.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and apply an innovative, multi-dimensional, human-centered socio-economic capability model.
To provide a framework for analyzing, scoring, and benchmarking healthcare ecosystems.
To holistically assess the digital intelligence of healthcare employees within these ecosystems.

Main Methods:

Development and application of a novel socio-economic capability model.
Multi-dimensional analysis incorporating human-centered factors.
Utilizing four distinct scoring scopes for comprehensive assessment.

Main Results:

The developed model enables successful analysis, scoring, and benchmarking of healthcare ecosystems.
Healthcare ecosystems can be evaluated based on their digital intelligence.
The model provides a holistic view of employee digital intelligence across four scoring dimensions.

Conclusions:

Human factors, particularly digital intelligence, are paramount for healthcare digital transformation maturity.
The socio-economic capability model offers a robust tool for evaluating and improving healthcare ecosystems.
Sustainable digital transformation strategies require a deep understanding of the human element within healthcare.