Purpose Properly functioning health systems globally require medical devices and
equipment for vital care. Despite promising innovations, many medical devices face …

Healthcare technology is a critical factor for effective management of patient care, resulting
in enhanced effectiveness when adopted by healthcare professionals. However, the lack of …

Socioeconomic changes in recent years have forced a shift in focus from resource
abundance to resource scarcity and from top-down solutions to bottom-up, community …

In the last decade, the process of digital transformation has affected all economic activities
and has offered new opportunities in health care requiring the adoption of new approaches …

Background Neurological disorders remain a worldwide concern due to their increasing
prevalence and mortality, combined with the lack of available treatment, in most cases …

Background Despite the widely anticipated benefits of eHealth technologies in enhancing
health care service delivery, the sustainable usage of eHealth in transitional countries …

A loosely coupled distributed system enables interoperability in healthcare structures and
can be used to create flexible architecture. The key limitation in adopting electronic health (e …

The COVID-19 pandemic hit the whole world, including Indonesia, forcing people to limit all
activities outside their homes, including treatment activities to hospitals. This study aims to …

The accelerating integration of telehealth technologies in neurology practice has
transformed traditional interactions between neurologists and patients, allied clinicians and …

Abstract Objects Dementia has physical, social and economic impacts, causing
considerable distress for people with age‐related cognitive impairment (PWACI) and their …