Estudio exploratorio de tecnologías y herramientas para el cuidado de la salud por medio del uso de dispositivos médicos conectados en el contexto de sistemas inteligentes en entornos clínicos
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Sensores médicos interconectados, Predicción de síntomas, Diagnóstico, Inteligencia artificial, Datos de salud, IoT, Big Data, Data análisisResumen
En mundo donde la digitalización y la interconexión son ya algo omnipresente, los sensores y dispositivos médicos han emergido como elementos cruciales para la evolución de la atención en salud. Este documento se hace énfasis en el papel fundamental de estos dispositivos en la atención médica actual, explorando cómo los datos generados por ellos pueden revolucionar el diagnóstico de enfermedades. A través de la interconexión de sensores y dispositivos médicos, se vislumbra un futuro en el que se puedan predecir y gestionar los síntomas de los pacientes de manera más eficaz.
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