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Introduction to the cognitive hospital
Jordi Rovira-Simón1, Marc Sales-I-Coll2, Patricia Pozo-Rosich1
1Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron, Barcelona, Spain.
Future Healthcare Journal
|April 4, 2022
Summary
Digital technologies are transforming hospitals, enhancing patient care and efficiency. This evolution, driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet of things (IoT), introduces new concepts for the future of healthcare.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Digital Transformation
- Industrial Revolutions
Background:
- The third industrial revolution significantly impacted hospitals through digital technology adoption.
- Digitalization of patient records and electronic/mobile internet technologies have introduced concepts like 'smart' and 'intelligent' hospitals.
- Current trends point towards the early fourth industrial revolution, driven by AI and IoT.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the impact of digital technologies on hospital transformation.
- To explore the evolution of hospitals towards artificial intelligence.
- To introduce a new concept for hospitals in the fourth industrial revolution era.
Main Methods:
- Review of digital technology adoption in hospitals.
- Analysis of structural concepts emerging from internet technologies.
- Conceptualization of a new hospital model for the AI-driven era.
Main Results:
- Hospitals have become more accessible, flexible, organized, responsive, and personalized.
- Digitalization has enabled opportunities for AI-driven hospital evolution.
- New structural concepts like 'smart', 'intelligent', 'green', and 'liquid' hospitals have emerged.
Conclusions:
- Digitalization is fundamentally reshaping hospital operations and patient care.
- The integration of AI and IoT heralds a new phase in hospital development.
- A novel concept is proposed to adapt hospitals to the fourth industrial revolution.
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