... the distribution of funds, technology and training, avoiding wasteful spending to ensure that the telemedicine infrastructure is both efficient and effective. Industry 4.0 e-health telemedicine Interpretive Structural Modelling barriers Introduction Healthcare is a critical sector for any country and holds...

... maintenance, prevention, and well-being. The chapter ends with a discussion of ways that the US government can mitigate digital barriers and facilitate equitable access to broadband internet and e-health resources that address the intersections of digital, health, and care inequalities, with significant...

... and adding to efficiencies. E-health telemedicine social media patient empowerment crisis management Gulf Cooperation Council Introduction The healthcare infrastructure in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries is under severe stress, even in normal times. The GCC is routinely hosting a huge...

... supervised learning E-health artificial neural networks support vector machines Introduction In health care, artificial intelligence is described as the application of several complicated algorithms aiming to imitate the cognizance of humans in analyzing the sophisticated data of medical domain...

... and meaningful reference to children’s records and care delivery exist in an e-health context. Of concern in the Models of Child Health Appraised (MOCHA) context is that 40% of European Union and European Economic Area countries had reported no health strategy for children, and more than a half had no reference...