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Sostenibilidad en Sistemas de Salud Inteligentes
1Dept. Information Technology, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden.
Studies in health technology and informatics
|February 23, 2026
Resumen
Los sistemas de salud inteligentes ofrecen beneficios como consultas remotas, pero enfrentan desafíos de sostenibilidad. La integración temprana de factores sociales, técnicos, económicos y ambientales es vital para soluciones de salud inteligente sostenibles.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Tecnología de la Salud
- Ingeniería de Software
- Ciencia de la Sostenibilidad
Sus antecedentes:
- Los sistemas de salud inteligentes revolucionan la prestación de atención médica con funciones como consultas remotas y gestión digital.
- Estos sistemas avanzados introducen desafíos significativos, principalmente relacionados con la sostenibilidad a largo plazo.
- La sostenibilidad en la atención médica abarca las dimensiones social, técnica, económica y ambiental.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Explorar la intersección crítica de la sostenibilidad y los sistemas de salud inteligentes.
- Enfatizar la necesidad de incorporar la sostenibilidad en el diseño y desarrollo de soluciones de salud inteligente.
- Analizar cómo las diferentes facetas de la sostenibilidad influyen en el software de salud inteligente.
Principales métodos:
- Revisión de literatura de sistemas de salud inteligentes y principios de sostenibilidad.
- Análisis de marcos existentes de salud inteligente para la integración de la sostenibilidad.
- Exploración conceptual de los impactos sociales, técnicos, económicos y ambientales.
Principales resultados:
- Los beneficios de los sistemas de salud inteligentes son significativos pero dependen de prácticas sostenibles.
- La sostenibilidad es un desafío complejo y multidimensional que requiere una consideración holística.
- La integración temprana de factores de sostenibilidad es crucial para la viabilidad de las soluciones de salud inteligente.
Conclusiones:
- Los sistemas de salud inteligentes sostenibles requieren un enfoque proactivo e integrado desde el inicio.
- Abordar los aspectos sociales, técnicos, económicos y ambientales es clave para el éxito a largo plazo.
- El desarrollo futuro de la salud inteligente debe priorizar la sostenibilidad para una transformación equitativa y duradera de la atención médica.
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