Por Amanda Garcia | CNN Brasil | 05/08/2022

À CNN Rádio, o diretor executivo do InovaHC explicou que a rede 5G oferece características importantes para a saúde.

By The Healthcare Technology Report | August 3, 2022

A recently published Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA) study offers a bird’s eye perspective of the key societal and ethical challenges that can be expect as a result of the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and communication technologies, and proposes some policy options that can be considered to address them.

By Scientific Foresight (STOA) | August 2, 2022

A recently published Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA) study offers a bird’s eye perspective of the key societal and ethical challenges that can be expect as a result of the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and communication technologies, and proposes some policy options that can be considered to address them.

By Staff | newsfounded.com | July 21, 2022

This is not the first pill camera. But this is the first model that does not use a battery for data transfer. The goal is to detect and prevent bowel cancer more quickly. The researchers believe that the new pill camera could be used in the new screening program that everyone over 55 will be offered..

By Newsroom | Apple | July 20, 2022

Apple shared a new report that offers a snapshot of the ways Apple products are empowering people to be at the center of their health, and acting as an intelligent guardian for their health and safety. Users, developers, medical institutions, and health organizations around the world are using Apple devices, features, and APIs to break down barriers between people and their health information, all while keeping privacy in mind.

Por Finep | Chamada Pública | 15/07/2022

O Ministério da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovações (MCTI) e a Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos - FINEP tornam pública a presente Seleção Pública, cujo objetivo é conceder recursos financeiros não reembolsáveis para ICTs credenciadas junto ao Comitê da Área de Tecnologia da Informação (CATI) para o desenvolvimento de projetos de pesquisa, desenvolvimento e inovação relativos ao desenvolvimento de aplicações (plataformas e/ou softwares ou sistemas computacionais) que apoiem a implementação de novos serviços potencializados pelas características das redes 5G privadas.

Dentre as linhas temáticas relacionadas às tecnologias 5G, a alínea "d" do item 2 do edital contempla a "LINHA TEMÁTICA 4 – Saúde 4.0", que se desdobra nos seguintes subtemas:

      (1) Monitoramento remoto de sinais vitais: neste subtema poderão ser apoiados projetos que auxiliem o monitoramento à distância de parâmetros de saúde de pacientes;
      (2) Monitoramento de áreas hospitalares: neste subtema poderão ser apoiados projetos que facilitem o monitoramento de áreas hospitalares, a exemplo do rastreamento do movimento de pacientes; e
      (3) Telemedicina: neste subtema poderão ser apoiados projetos que auxiliem o exercício da medicina à distância, no sentido de que as intervenções, diagnósticos, decisões de tratamentos e recomendações sejam baseados em dados, documentos e outras informações transmitidas por meio de sistemas de telecomunicação.

By Staff | SMC News | June 22, 2022

Samsung Medical Center (SMC), taking the opportunity of having been selected as the final condition organization in the “AI-5G based large-scale robot fusion model development support project” organized by the Korea Robot Industry Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, launched a company-wide consultative body to implement a “robot-based cutting-edge intelligent hospital.”

By Sumit Soman, Sunil Kumar Vuppala, Pushpendra Sharma | Ericsson | MAY 25, 2022 | 5 min

The evolution of 5G and ongoing research push toward 6G is enabling significant advances in scalable user-centric biosignal monitoring for assistive technology healthcare applications. While network slices cater to high-bandwidth and low latency use-cases, robustness and performance are ensured through scalable machine learning methods. In this post, we discuss the challenges and resolution for a scalable pipeline with communicating sensor devices that has the potential to transform healthcare.

Por Redação | Notícias ABDI | 17/05/2022

Indígenas e ribeirinhos terão acesso à telemedicina por meio de um sistema inovador, a combinação de uma rede de acesso aberta segundo o conceito do Open RAN e a aplicação da rede 5G. É o que prevê o projeto OpenCare5G.

Por Redação | Notícias CFM | 05/05/2022 - 07:54

O Conselho Federal de Medicina (CFM) divulgou a Resolução nº 2.314/2022, que define e regulamenta a telemedicina no Brasil, como forma de serviços médicos mediados por tecnologias e de comunicação. A norma, fruto de um amplo debate reaberto em 2018 com entidades médicas e especialistas, passa a regular a prática em substituição à Resolução CFM nº 1.643/2002 e entra em vigor a partir da data de sua publicação.

Por Redação | Portal Hospitais Brasil | 02/05/2022

Uma pesquisa realizada pelo Departamento de Saúde do Reino Unido mostrou que o telemonitoramento em doenças crônicas, principalmente de idosos, ajuda a reduzir em 20% o número de admissões hospitalares e, caso seja admitido, o tempo de internação diminui em 14% e a taxa de mortalidade, em 40%.

By Robin Duke-Woolley | IoT Now | February 11, 2022

In this article, Robin Duke-Woolley, Analyst and CEO of Beecham Research, shares his latest insights from the Healthcare and Life Sciences sector on the key issues facing the market and how IoT is addressing them.

Press Release | Ortho Feed | November 30, 2021

Software Provides 3D Reconstruction of Patient CT Scans Via Oculus Quest 2.

By Rhea Patel | Insider Intelligence | Nov 17, 2021

Samsung’s South Korea-based Samsung Medical Center is taking a big step toward becoming a 5G-powered, robotics-enabled hospital by undergoing an infrastructure assessment via the HIMSS Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM).

Por Claudio Lottenberg | Veja Saúde | Nov 15, 2021

Quinta geração da internet móvel vai tornar possível a realização de cirurgias remotas e exames a distância, por exemplo.

Por Redação | Notícias ABDI | 04/11/2021

Iniciativa do núcleo de inovação do Hospital das Clínicas está em desenvolvimento no Instituto de Radiologia (InRad).

Por Redação | Notícias RNP | 19/10/2021

A Cisco, a Rede Nacional de Ensino e Pesquisa (RNP) e o Instituto Nacional de Telecomunicações (Inatel) anunciam a parceria e iniciativa conjunta 5G.BR CONECTA BRASIL, que contempla diversas ações e projetos voltados para o desenvolvimento tecnológico e aceleração digital em setores importantes do país, fomentando inovação, conectividade de alta capacidade e a adoção do 5G nos setores da educação e saúde.

Por Redação de Notícias | Hospital da Luz Lisboa | 17 de junho de 2021

A NOS e a Luz Saúde são parceiros num projeto pioneiro que tira partido das potencialidades da 5.ª geração de comunicações móveis.

Numa fase inicial, o 5G vai sentir-se na formação e treino dos profissionais e alunos do hospital, através da utilização de aplicações de realidade virtual e de realidade aumentada para criar novos cenários e ambientes virtuais para formação, diagnóstico e tratamento. As mesmas tecnologias poderão ser utilizadas nos cuidados paliativos do hospital – proporcionando a ligação dos doentes às suas casas e maior proximidade com as suas famílias –, seja numa lógica de tranquilização ou de estímulo sensorial, como complemento às suas terapias.

By John Ray | itv News | Wednesday 2 June 2021 at 7:32pm

Paramedics in England are to be fitted with body cameras in order to prevent thousands of attacks on frontline staff each year. More than 3,500 ambulance staff reported being assaulted in the last year, a 32% rise from five years ago.

By Rayna Hollander | Insider Intelligence | Mar 18, 2021

While 5G networks are still being developed, and the healthcare industry is only beginning to explore the technology’s use cases, 5G is poised to become one of the most promising technologies for facilitating healthcare’s digital transformation. 5G is expected to bring annual global cost savings of $600 million to the healthcare industry in 2021—with annual global cost savings reaching nearly $94 billion by 2030.

By Roberto Saracco | IEEE Future Directions | Mar 15, 2021

A pill camera is no news (watch the clip, now almost 10 years old) to the point that its use in medical diagnostic has got a name: capsule endoscopy. What is new is that the NHS (medical service in the UK) now has adopted this diagnostic tool for screening people that have symptoms indicating a possible GI cancer.

By Silvana Grellmann | IEEE Future Directions | 22. October 2020 10:00

Turning heads everywhere they go: Swiss Post robots have been reducing the workload on staff in Lugano hospital since September. They’re true all-rounders and can transport practically everything be it medication or other goods – completely independently and around the clock. The goods they carry are protected by a pin code – meaning they arrive safely with the intended recipients. The robots in Lugano can even use the lift independently.

By Mariana Fernandez - Press Release | Frost & Sullivan | May 13, 2020

Demand for telehealth will soar by 64.3% in the US in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts the practice of medicine and the delivery of healthcare.

By Samantha McGrail | Hit Infrastructure/ | Feb 13, 2020

The 5G hospital in California will enhance veteran care through innovation, such as providing more clear and precise images for telesurgery services.

By Samantha McGrail | Hit Infrastructure | Jan 24, 2020

The 5G medical service will allow smart hospitals to access digital data for pathology analyses, deliver surgery education outside of the OR, and more, the companies say.

News Release (Provided by KT Corp) | CISION PR Newswire | Jan 20, 2020

The 5G medical service will allow smart hospitals to access digital data for pathology analyses, deliver surgery education outside of the OR, and more, the companies say.

Medical staff at the Samsung Medical Center wear sync cams to proceed surgery of a patient

By Sue Marek | Fierce Wireless | Sep 20, 2019

Demonstrations of 5G remote surgery are already starting to happen. Chetan Sharma demonstrates how a 5G remote surgery might work during his Mobile Future Forward conference. (Chetan Sharma Consulting) (Chetan Sharma/Mobile Future Forward).

By Staff | Huawei | Jul 08, 2019

Huawei and the School of Basic Medical Sciences at Fudan University have recently begun to jointly offer a course in "Medical Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning", attracting more than 120 undergraduate and graduate students from Fudan University's medical school and affiliated hospitals. This is China's first systematic course introducing artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine. This course will help students quickly learn about the latest AI innovations and information in the medical industry and academia, and explore the applications of AI in the medical field.

By Staff | The Times of India | June 06, 2019

Doctors in China have successfully directed surgeons 200 km away to perform a gall blader surgery using 5G network in a remote area. The laparoscopic cholecystectomy was conducted last week in north China's Hubei Province which lasted about an hour, China Mobile which is one of the four telecom firms to have received the license to rollout 5G on June 6, said.

Improving patient experience with personalized, preventative care

By Business Editorial Team | ATT | Jul 31, 2018 | 5 min read

Here are five ways 5G can help healthcare organizations meet the growing demands of digital transformation.

By Acumen Staff | Acumen Physical Solutions | Mar 06, 2017

In 2017, many Fresenius team members attended the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Annual Conference in Orlando, and took away 4 key themes: artificial intelligence, precision medicine and patient engagement, interoperability, and cybersecurity and communication.

Congresso Científico HUPE | Doenças Infecciosas e impacto para a Sociedade

Painel ocorrerá no Congresso Científico do Hospital Universitário Pedro Ernesto. Serão discutidos a cirurgia robótica e a inovação com robótica e 5G.

Presented by Frost & Sullivan; Setiaji Setiaji, CTO, MoH Indonesia; Ashok Verma, CEO, Nventures; Namita Srivastava, MD, Policy Wisdom

Aug 16 2022, 12:00pm

About this talk: Artificial intelligence (AI) applications are moving the needle in healthcare, with AI being applied in clinical, operational, and financial use cases by hospitals, radiologists, pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, and many start-ups. This Think Tank will combine perspectives from Frost & Sullivan's industry experts, governments, investors, and vendors along with solutions that are the likely near-term and long-term winners in this space. Plus, find out what is needed to drive success in applying AI in the healthcare environment.

Attend this Think Tank to discover: (1) use cases, market potential, and business models of where AI is being applied in healthcare and life sciences organizations; (2) necessary data infrastructure and the role of technology partners in implementing and gaining value from AI in healthcare; and (3) leveraging AI to disrupt the current healthcare system versus applying AI tools within existing workflows and augmenting the roles of various stakeholders.

A live conversation with the research Trust Partners

HIMSS 2022 Future of Healthcare is the cornerstone of a research effort, carried out by HIMSS and our Trust Partnership, which gathered market intelligence on the trends and challenges that have defined the past twelve months and how they will impact the future. The consortium of industry leaders from across the healthcare and technology space will share data-driven market insights from four perspectives: health systems, payers, clinicians, and patients.

By GSMA Asia Pacific region | 03 August, 2022 16:00-17:30 GMT+8

Digital Healthcare

The Covid-19 pandemic impacted the existing healthcare system and resources. There are also challenges as rising demand on better healthcare services with increasing middle class and aging population. Technology enabled Digital Transformation, which is anticipated to grow significantly in the coming years. Frost & Sullivan forecasts the growth from $147 billion in 2019 to $235 billion in 2023. Connectivity 5G becomes a key enabler for IoT, edge-cloud computing, AR/VR metaverse, robotics, bigdata, machine learning and AI. New technologies are key accelerators provides a crucial advantage for future of life and national economies.

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By GSMA Asia Pacific region | 02 June, 2022 3-5pm GMT+8

Powered by GSMA Asia Pacific (APAC) 5G Industry Community

This virtual event will bring together mobile, healthcare and technologies specialists from mobile network operators, regulators, healthcare enterprises across the APAC 5G Industry ecosystem. Topics include: (1) overview of healthcare in the post-pandemic era; (2) connected healthcare in the 5G era; (3) innovative healthcare examples; and (4) panel: discuss how we can accelerate the digital transformation with policy, technology, ecosystem and partnership.

By GSMA Asia Pacific region | 17 February, 2022 3-5pm GMT+8

This virtual event will bring together mobile, healthcare and technologies specialists from mobile network operators, regulators, healthcare enterprises across the APAC 5G Industry ecosystem. Topics include: (1) overview of healthcare in the post-pandemic era; (2) how 5G and IoT tech will transform healthcare; (3) innovative healthcare examples; and (4) how we can accelerate the digital transformation with policy, technology, ecosystem and partnership.

Seminário, promovido pelo CPqD e pelo Fórum Brasileiro de Internet das Coisas, com a participação de especialistas de países que já têm redes operando em áreas estratégicas.

The use of AI/ML in digital healthcare

“Welcome and introduction to 5G-HEART healthcare trials”, Per H Lehne, Senior Researcher, Telenor (Norway). “Automatic Colon Cancer Diagnosis with Capsule Camera”, Hemin Qadir, Research Scientist, and Ilangko Balasingham, Professor, Oslo University Hospital (Norway). “Artificial Intelligence and machine learning in real-time and predictive health monitoring”, Georgios-Christos Mavrakis, Data analytics engineer, Wings ICT Solutions (Greece)

PitchesFinais dos Participantes

Por Hackmed | 12 de dezembro de 2020⁣

Objetivo: fomentar a inovação em Saúde⁣.

Metodologia: Durante o evento, terão a oportunidade de discutir ideias, realizar brainstorming e eleger a solução mais viável, apresentando um Pitch de até 3 minutos. ⁣Tudo isso em uma equipe multidisciplinar focada em resolver problemas do sistema de saúde pré-selecionados.

How are tech companies putting huge cash balances to work in health and wellness, the pharmaceutical supply chain and biopharma product development?

How will healthcare capitalize on the growing data gold rush? In what ways will wearables redefine the patient experience? What sectors are primed to participate in healthcare’s $15-trillion global budget?

Will genetics usher in a new era of healthcare? Is the entire health ecosystem ready for reinvention? Can digital healthcare in life sciences exceed patient expectations?

Will Amazon’s healthcare ambitions topple legacy players? Can CVS Health transform itself into a powerhouse that combines convenient services that are embedded with technology? Does Google have all the ingredients to launch a next-gen clinic?

For more than a decade, telehealth has been heralded as the ‘next big thing’ in healthcare. The COVID-19 pandemic has ushered in a wave of surging demand for telehealth, but will growth continue post-crisis?

How 5G and IoT Technology Can Transform Health and Social Care

A WPI Strategy report for Vodafone UK

By WPI Strategy and Vodafone | Vodafone | November 2020

How the new wireless standard can connect a post-COVID healthcare ecosystem

By Staff | PWC | 2020

The dawn of 5G technology is here

Are you prepared for change?

By Staff | ATT Business | 2019

© 2019 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. AT&T and the Globe logo are registered trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property. All other marks are the property of their respective owners

Why 5G networks are poised to become critical enablers of data-driven healthcare in the decade ahead.

Are you prepared for change?

By Staff | Dell | March 10, 2022

Industry digitalization and the untapped opportunities for operators

By Staff | Ericsson | 2017

ITU-D Study Groups Rapporteur Group meetings

By Yukihiko OKUMURA | NTT DOCOMO, INC. | 2019

The Case for Telemedicine. 5G Possibilities Across the Entire Continuum of Healthcare Settings. Connected Infrastructure and Readiness. Sierra Wireless in Healthcare

By Staff | Sierra Wireless | Dezember, 2021

A USD 23 billion market opportunity

By Staff | Ericsson | 2021

Near term, healthcare use cases with highest commercial and deployment readiness include remote assessment of potential life-threatening conditions in emergency through video, service robots supporting senior citizens, collecting data for earlydetection of diseases through precision medicine, as well as using robotics for rehabilitation with real-time control.

Shaping the Future of European healthcare

By Centre for Health Solutions | Deloitte | September, 2020

Innovation using Apple technology to support personal health, research, and care

By Staff | Apple | July 20, 2022

By Rodrigo Arias, Jonathan Bahmani, Isabelle Mauro, Derek O’Halloran, Rolf Meakin, Areeb Bhaila and Emily Norcliffe | World Economic Forum In collaboration with PwC | September, 2020

The global health pandemic and the severe recession that many countries face have brought into focus a number of important challenges as governments attempt to keep their populations healthy and workforce productive. There is a growing crisis for essential services, such as healthcare and public transport as well as inequality in access to opportunities to work remotely. The emerging “new normal” is a window of opportunity to shape the economic recovery for essential health and public transport services and the move to hybrid modes of working. Looking further ahead, countries can accelerate their economic recovery by upgrading their digital infrastructure to enable flexible working, innovation, and more geographically even distribution of work opportunities. This second publication of the 5G Outlook Series explores three ways for 5G to accelerate the digital transformation of these types of essential services and workplace activities in the near term.

Relatório de aprofundamento das verticais – ambiente de Saúde

Produto 7B: Aprofundamento de Verticais – Saúde

Por Consórcio McKinsey, Fundação CPqD e Pereira Neto Macedo | BNDES | Dezembro de 2017

Organizadores: Alexandra Monteiro e João Paulo Pires das Neves | EdUERJ | 2015

Vários autores descrevem em 34 capítulos a trajetória da Telessaúde da Cidade para o Estado do Rio de Janeiro.

José Luiz Ribeiro Filho, Luiz Ary Messina e Paulo Roberto de Lima Lopes | e-papers | 2014

O livro traz uma documentação fiel das 100 unidades de telemedicina estabelecidas pela RNP e analisa o impacto que a rede tem tido em diferentes níveis, enfocando os custos, qualidade e equidade, que também contribuem para a construção do corpo de evidências sobre o valor de e-Saúde em geral e da telemedicina, em particular.

Ações de educação contínua, pesquisa colaborativa, assistência, gestão e avaliação remota - Fase I - 2006/2009

José Luiz Ribeiro Filho e Luiz Ary Messina | e-papers | 2013

O livro é uma publicação da Rede Universitária de Telemedicina (Rute), que reúne relatos de experiências e avanços realizados pelos primeiros 19 hospitais universitários e de ensino na implantação de seus núcleos; nas inovações em procedimentos e processos; nas dificuldades técnicas, organizacionais e gerenciais; e na criação de uma rede científica, que permite a integração dos núcleos e de suas aplicações, conhecimentos e práticas entre as instituições participantes.

By Rhea Patel | Insider Intelligence | Nov 17, 2021

How is 5G impacting healthcare services and patients' life?

By Americo Leão, Gabriel Nunes and Pedro Tavares | Deloitte. | 2022

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How does 5G enable the use case?

By Staff | Ericsson | 2022

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Patient applications. Hospital applications. Medical data managemennt. Other.

By Staff | Ericsson | 2022

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WiFi 6 - 4G - 5G

By Staff | pwc | 2020

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Digitalization transformation

By Staff | Ericsson | 2017

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Digitalization transformation

By DLS cited by Yun Liu | Fudan University, China | 2019

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The Impact AI is having on Healthcare

By Wally McCarthy | at Linkedin | July, 2022

How Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon (FAMGA) are looking to establish a permanent place for themselves in healthcare through new product launches, partnerships, M&A deals, and more. How thei are battling for the $8.3T Market?

By Staff | CBInsight | July 21, 2021

The big tech giants — Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple (FAMGA) — have taken an interest in the healthcare industry. They are attracted to the massive $8.3T market and the opportunity to bring modern technology & a culture of customer obsession to an industry that can sometimes lack both.

By Staff | NASSCOM | June 14, 2022

Predictive. Preventative. Personalised. Participatory

By Rodrigo Arias, Jonathan Bahmani, Isabelle Mauro, Derek O’Halloran, Rolf Meakin, Areeb Bhaila and Emily Norcliffe | World Economic Forum In collaboration with PwC | September, 2020

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Em 2030, o potencial de receitas a partir da digitalização no Brasil deverá totalizar R$ 391 bi, sendo R$ 153 bi relacionados ao 5G

Por Jacqueline Lopes | Ericsson | 2021

Assista ao vídeo da apresentação

After 40 years of development, what will it take for additive manufacturing to become more than a niche technology?

By Jörg Bromberger, Julian Ilg, and Ana Maria Miranda | McKinsey | March 15, 2022

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The article presents four significant barriers to their use of additive manufacturing (AM). However, it points to one standout sector that has managed to move beyond these perceived limitations: the medical-devices industry. AM technologies are now applied routinely and at scale to produce a wide range of products, including prosthetics and implants, surgical guides, and anatomical models for preoperative planning or patient education

And 3 ways to ruin their chances

By Staff | RSM | Dec 14, 2020

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By Konstantinos E. Georgiou, MD, MSc, PhD; Georgiou, MD, PhD; and Richard M. Satava, MD, MS

JSLS. 2021 Oct-Dec; 25(4): e2021.00064. , https://doi.org/10.4293%2FJSLS.2021.00064

Published: 26 August 2021

Abstract: Most healthcare providers are unaware of the extraordinary opportunities for implementation in healthcare which can be enabled by 5G wireless networks. 5G created enormous opportunities for a myriad of new technologies, resulting in an integrated through 5G ‘ecosystem’. Although the new opportunities in healthcare are immense, medicine is slow to change, as manifest by the paucity of new, innovative applications based upon this ecosystem. Thus, emerges the need to “avoid technology surprise” - both laparoscopic and robotic assisted minimally invasive surgery were delayed for years because the surgical community was either unaware or unaccepting of a new technology. The important transformational properties of 5G communications and other innovative technologies are described and compared to healthcare needs, looking for opportunities, limitations, and challenges to implementation of 5G and the ecosystem it has spawned. Furthermore, the needs in the clinical applications, education and research in medicine and surgery, in addition to the administrative infrastructure are addressed. Additionally, we explore the nontechnical challenges, that either support or oppose this new healthcare renovation. Based upon proven advantages of these innovative technologies, current scientific evidence is analyzed for future trends for the transformation of healthcare. By providing awareness of these opportunities and their advantages for patients, it will be possible to decrease the prolonged timeframe for acceptance and implementation for patients.

By Sofia Schierbeck, Jacob Hollenberg, Anette Nord, Leif Svensson, Per Nordberg, Mattias Ringh, Sune Forsberg, Peter Lundgren, Christer Axelsson, Andreas Claesson

European Heart Journal, Volume 43, Issue 15, 14 April 2022, Pages 1478–1487, https://doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehab498

Published: 26 August 2021

Abstract: Early defibrillation is critical for the chance of survival in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). Drones, used to deliver automated external defibrillators (AEDs), may shorten time to defibrillation, but this has never been evaluated in real-life emergencies. The aim of this study was to investigate the feasibility of AED delivery by drones in real-life cases of OHCA.

By Enjie Liu, Emmanuel Effiok and Jon Hitchcock

The Institution of Engineering and Technology, Volume 14, Issue 7, April 2020, Pages 1073–1197, https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-com.2019.0813

Published: 10 April 2020

Abstract: In 2019, 5G was introduced and it is being gradually deployed all over the world. 5G introduces new concepts, such as network slicing to better support various applications with different performance requirements on data rate and latency; and edge and cloud computing that will be responsible for the leverage of computational requirements. This study aims to describe the functions and features of the key 5G technologies and conduct a survey on the latest development of driving technologies for 5G. This survey focuses on health care applications that would benefit from the advantages brought by 5G.

By Thomas Davenport, president's distinguished professor of information technology and management and Ravi Kalakota, managing director

Future Healthc J. 2019 Jun; 6(2): 94–98. , https://doi.org/10.7861%2Ffuturehosp.6-2-94

Published: June 2019

Abstract: The complexity and rise of data in healthcare means that artificial intelligence (AI) will increasingly be applied within the field. Several types of AI are already being employed by payers and providers of care, and life sciences companies. The key categories of applications involve diagnosis and treatment recommendations, patient engagement and adherence, and administrative activities. Although there are many instances in which AI can perform healthcare tasks as well or better than humans, implementation factors will prevent large-scale automation of healthcare professional jobs for a considerable period. Ethical issues in the application of AI to healthcare are also discussed.

By Andrea Moglia , Konstantinos Georgiou, Blagoi Marinov, Evangelos Georgiou, Raffaella Nice Berchiolli,Richard M. SatavaMD , and Alfred Cuschieri

IEEE JOURNAL OF BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH INFORMATICS 2022 Jun; 1–10. , http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/JBHI.2022.3181205

Published: June 2022

Abstract: Worldwide up to May 2022 there have been 515 million cases of COVID-19 infection and over 6 million deaths. The World Health Organization estimated that 115,000 healthcare workers died from COVID-19 from January 2020 to May 2021. This toll on human lives prompted this review on 5G based networking primarily on major components of healthcare delivery: diagnosis, patient monitoring, contact tracing, diagnostic imaging tests, vaccines distribution, emergency medical services, telesurgery and robot-assisted tele-ultrasound. The positive impact of 5G as core technology for COVID-19 applications enabled exchange of huge data sets in fangcang (cabin) hospitals and real-time contact tracing, while the low latency enhanced robot-assisted tele-ultrasound, and telementoring during ophthalmic surgery. In other instances, 5G provided a supportive technology for applications related to COVID-19, e.g., patient monitoring. The feasibility of 5G telesurgery was proven, albeit by a few studies on real patients, in very low samples size in most instances. The important future applications of 5G in healthcare include surveillance of elderly people, the immunosuppressed, and nano- oncology for Internet of Nano Things (IoNT). Issues remain and these require resolution before routine clinical adoption. These include infrastructure and coverage; health risks; security and privacy protection of patients' data; 5G implementation with artificial intelligence, blockchain, and IoT; validation, patient acceptance and training of end-users on these technologies.

By Jilu Zheng, Yonghua Wang, Jian Zhang, Weidong Guo, Xuecheng Yang, Lei Luo, Wei Jiao, Xiao Hu, Zongyi Yu, Chen Wang, Ling Zhu, Ziyi Yang, Mingxin Zhang, Fei Xie, Yuefeng Jia, Bin Li, Zhiqiang Li, Qian Dong, Haitao Niu

Surg Endosc. 2020 Nov;34(11):5172-5180. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00464-020-07823-x

Epub 2020 Jul 22.

Abstract:
Background: 5G communication technology has been applied to several fields in telemedicine, but its effectiveness, safety, and stability in remote laparoscopic telesurgery have not been established. Here, we conducted four ultra-remote laparoscopic surgeries on a swine model under the 5G network. The aim of the study was to investigate the effectiveness, safety, and stability of the 5G network in remote laparoscopic telesurgery.

By Staff | Ericsson | Last accessd on June, 2022

By Sara Brown | MIT Management Sloan School | Feb 13, 2020

The next generation cellular network will bring augmented reality, “the internet of things,” and seamless streaming to the mainstream. Here’s what businesses can expect — and when.
[...] “When you think about 5G you should think, ‘Well, what doesn’t really work on 4G?'” said Nicola Palmer, senior VP of technology and product development at Verizon, who spoke on a 5G panel at the 2019 MIT Platform Summit. For example, computer vision, augmented reality, and virtual reality for health care don’t work on 4G networks, she noted. “How do you really tie into those capabilities in a way that creates value for enterprise and consumers alike?” 5G is a key part of the answer. Bardera said organizations approaching 5G should first assess its potential in relation to their specific industry, business, and market.

By Staff | Globus Medical | June 1, 2022

Surgery can be exhausting and frustrating, and the cognitive load experienced by surgeons may have a major impact on patient safety. The concept of cognitive load is the increased mental burden of paying attention to a second or third task while keeping focus on the original task.2 Having a robot in a high-demand environment may help decrease the possibility of a surgeon experiencing physical and mental fatigue; after all, operational proficiency can ease cognitive load.

By Simon Marshall | International SOS | Last accessd on June, 2022

By Siddharth Shah | Frost & Sullivan | Aug 11, 2022

Discover how artificial intelligence will impact the radiology field, creating new growth opportunities.

By Kirsten Billhardt | Sponsored Article at cio.com | FEB 12, 2020 2:17 PM PST

With the combination of data coming from connected devices, computer vision and Edge computing, healthcare providers are making patient care smarter.

By Staff | Mayo Clinic Platform | February 14, 2020

RUTE - A Rede Universitária de Telemedicina é uma iniciativa do Ministério da Ciência e Tecnologia, apoiada pela Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos (Finep) e pela Associação Brasileira de Hospitais Universitários (Abrahue) e coordenada pela Rede Nacional de Ensino e Pesquisa (RNP), que visa a apoiar o aprimoramento de projetos em telemedicina já existentes e incentivar o surgimento de futuros trabalhos interinstitucionais. A Rede Universitária de Telemedicina (RUTE) é uma iniciativa que tem como objetivos principais aprimorar a infraestrutura de comunicação para telessaúde presente nos hospitais universitários, nos hospitais certificados de ensino e nas instituições de saúde; criar formalmente unidades de telemedicina e telessaúde; e promover a integração dos projetos existentes nessa área.

Programa Nacional Telessaúde Brasil Redes - O Programa Telessaúde Brasil Redes é uma iniciativa em âmbito nacional que busca melhorar a qualidade do atendimento e da atenção básica no Sistema Único da Saúde (SUS), integrando ensino e serviço por meio de ferramentas de tecnologias da informação, que oferecem condições para promover a Teleassistência e a Teleducação.

TelessaúdeUERJ - Criado na UERJ em 2008 , o Laboratório de Telessaúde foi aprovado em 2010 pelo Departamento de Inovação da Sub-reitoria de Pós-Graduação e Pesquisa da UERJ como Unidade de Desenvolvimento Tecnológico Laboratório de Telessaúde. O Telessaúde UERJ está vinculado à Faculdade de Ciências Médicas e localizado no Hospital Universitário Pedro Ernesto, no Rio de Janeiro. Dentre as atividades de ensino, pesquisa e extensão na Saúde Digital, o Telessaúde UERJ é responsável por: Projeto de Iniciação Científica Junior; Projeto de Iniciação Científica; Projeto de Iniciação Tecnológica; Programa de Extensão em Telemedicina e Telessaúde; e Programa de Pós-Graduação stricto sensu em Telemedicina e Telessaúde (curso Mestrado Profissional em Telemedicina e Telessaúde)

TelessaúdeRS - Criado em 2007, o TelessaúdeRS-UFRGS é um núcleo de pesquisa vinculado ao Programa de Pós-Graduação em Epidemiologia da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS). Ao longo dos anos desenvolvemos diversos projetos e ações estratégicos, voltados para atender as principais demandas de atendimento à população, que beneficiam centenas de pessoas de todo o Brasil. Todas ações são conduzidas com responsabilidade, cuidado e inovação dentro da Atenção Primária à Saúde através do acesso à tecnologia e à informação.

Open 5G @ Campinas - Open 5G @ Campinas é uma iniciativa colaborativa para pesquisa, desenvolvimento, experimentação e inovação em tecnologias e aplicações de 5G para Educação, Saúde, Indústria, Cidades e Agro. Reúne uma rede conectada de laboratórios que poderão abrigar diferentes naturezas de projeto, como: (1) testbed: plataforma para pesquisa, desenvolvimento e testes de novas tecnologias e casos de uso; (2) showcases: vitrine para exibição de tecnologias e aplicações; (3) learning factory: ambiente de aprendizado prático; e (4) testlab: laboratórios para validação de novas tecnologias. A visão é a de construir um ambiente em rede capaz de habilitar e impulsionar a criação e o refinamento de tecnologias, aplicações e modelos de negócio, com os seguintes objetivos: (1) compartilhar experiências e conhecimentos entre os participantes; (2) colaborar com demais membros da iniciativa (indústria, academia, poder público ou usuários); (3) atrair novos membros, que também acreditem em nossa visão; (4) promover desenvolvimentos e experimentos com startups e (5) atrair investimentos de PD&I em aplicações 5G (p.ex. IoT, AR/VR, drones e robótica)

SBIS - A Sociedade Brasileira de Informática em Saúde tem como missão "contribuir para melhorar e transformar a saúde, através do uso adequado das Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação" e como objetivo "promover o desenvolvimento de todos os aspectos da Tecnologia da Informação aplicada à Saúde".

HOLOMEDICINE® - ASSOCIATION

The Holomedicine® Association exists to transform healthcare, and bring the benefits of ground-breaking new technology to all patients.

The Holomedicine® Association is a global network of individual experts from medicine, science, technology, and policy. We work to build new methods for delivering mixed reality technologies in medicine and surgery, ensuring they have maximum clinical impact.
The Holomedicine® Association is not only the first of its kind, but it pioneers a new term – Holomedicine – to describe applications which blend augmented, mixed and virtual reality to allow for the practice and delivery of medicine through sensory camera technology. "Holo" is derived from hologram, whereby medical information such as MRI and CT scans, as well as ultrasound, microscope and endoscope screens, are displayed as holograms. This is viewed through mixed reality glasses while, at the same time, the real-world environment remains completely visible.
Holomedicine® applications can create a 3-dimensional hologram image of a patient’s anatomy, allowing the surgeon or medical professional to carry out multiple practices including surgical planning and preparation, telesurgery, and training to student physicians.

WWRF- 5G E/M Health - Wireless World Research Forum

Vertical Industry Platform 5G E/M Health & Wearables

The Wireless World Research Forum is the place where the global wireless research community meets to explore and develop the research challenges that confront us as we look beyond current 5G deployments. On the newly launched WWRF website, you can find out more about our current, future and past activities. This includes important information on upcoming events and special workshops. The ongoing effort to roll out 5G technologies, and the ongoing debate on how to meet the requirements of the various vertical industries that will make use of 5G are also being studied, with WWRF members closely involved in all these discussions, and publications such as our Outlook series are a good guide to them. But the mission of WWRF is to look beyond current technology and businesses to identify the key research trends that will impact our world in the next 5-10 years.>

The objectives of the e/m-Health and wearables Vertical Industry Platform (VIP) are to: (1) develop application scenarios; (2) identify user requirements, i.e. develop a framework for successful HaaS Systems; (3) identify technical requirements in collaboration with third parties (5G PPP, ITU-R, 3GPP, IEEE, ETSI) and e/m-Health and wearables stakeholders; (4) provide business cases to demonstrate the new business models and value chains; and (5) prepare and demonstrate a 5G e/m-Health and wearables paradigm to wide audiences and stakeholders in Europe and beyond.

HIMSS - Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society

To realize the full health potential of every human, everywhere.

HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society) is a global advisor, thought leader and member-based society committed to reforming the global health ecosystem through the power of information and technology. As a mission-driven non-profit, HIMSS offers a unique depth and breadth of expertise in health innovation, public policy, workforce development, research and digital health transformation to advise leaders, stakeholders and influencers across the global health ecosystem on best practices. With a community-centric approach, our innovation engine delivers key insights, education and engaging events to healthcare providers, payers, governments, startups, life sciences and other health services organizations, ensuring they have the right information at the point of decision. HIMSS has served the global health community for more than 60 years, with focused operations across North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.>

The mission is to reform the global health ecosystem through the power of information and technology.

ITU-T - Wireless World Research Forum

Committed to connecting the world

ITU-T Study Groups (Study Period 2017-2021) - ITU-T SG16: Multimedia and related digital technologies

ITU-T H.800-H.899 - E-health multimedia services and applications (updated on 2021-06-10)

H.810-H.819 - Personal health systems

The Study Groups of ITU’s Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T) assemble experts from around the world to develop international standards known as ITU-T Recommendations which act as defining elements in the global infrastructure of information and communication technologies (ICTs). Standards are critical to the interoperability of ICTs and whether we exchange voice, video or data messages, standards enable global communications by ensuring that countries’ ICT networks and devices are speaking the same language.
Standardization work is carried out by the technical Study Groups (SGs) in which representatives of the ITU-T membership develop Recommendations (standards) for the various fields of international telecommunications >

SLS - The Society of Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeons

Improving outcomes in Minimally Invasive & Robotic Surgery.

The Society of Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeons (SLS) was founded on the premise that members of individual surgical specialties can best advance their expertise by sharing their experiences, knowledge, and techniques with each other as well as with members of other surgical specialties. This is a non-profit, multidisciplinary and multispecialty educational organization established in 1990.

5gheart - Healthcare, Aquaculture and Transport validation trials

Healthcare, Aquaculture and Transport.

5G-HEART as one of 5G PPP Phase 3 projects will deploy innovative digital use cases involving healthcare, transport and aquaculture industry partnerships.

MDIC - Medical Device Innovation Consortium

Faster, safer, and more cost-effective innovation for patient benefit.

MDIC is an independent entity, created on August 2012, focused on advancing medical device regulatory science at an industry level.

HL7 - Health Level Seven International (HL7)

A world in which everyone can securely access and use the right health data when and where they need it.

Founded in 1987, Health Level Seven International (HL7) is a not-for-profit, ANSI-accredited standards developing organization dedicated to providing a comprehensive framework and related standards for the exchange, integration, sharing and retrieval of electronic health information that supports clinical practice and the management, delivery and evaluation of health services.

MCP - Mayo Clinic Platform

To create a healthier world where personalized, predictive and innovative care is accessible to all.

The mission of Mayo Clinic Platform is to enable new knowledge, new solutions and new technologies that improve patients' lives. To accomplish the mission, Mayo Clinic Platform is partnering with providers, pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, health tech startups, patients and payers to drive innovation around diagnosis, treatment and operational improvement.

Fisk University, HTC VIVE, T‑Mobile and VictoryXR Launch 5G‑Powered VR Human Cadaver Lab

By Staff | T-mobile | August 03, 2021

Top ranked HBCU unveils one of the first virtual reality campuses in the nation bringing students the benefits of both virtual and in‑person learning

By Ivana Kottasovás | CNN BusinesS | February 27, 2019

When a team of doctors at Hospital Clinic Barcelona began removing a cancerous tumor from a patient's colon on Wednesday, the surgeon overseeing the procedure was over three miles away. Dr. Antonio Maria de Lacy, the head of the hospital's gastrointestinal surgery service, used his finger to draw on a screen (telestrator) an area of the intestine where nerves are located and instructed the team how to navigate the surgery. "If you cut these nerves, the patient will probably have urinary problems, sexual problems, many things," Dr. Antonio Maria de Lacy told a rapt audience at the mobile tech industry event.

By Staff | Nokia | Last access 2022

Efficient logistics is critical to any modern hospital. Beds, food, medicines and advanced equipment must be in the right place at the right time. Robots let personnel focus on care and High Accuracy Indoor Positioning can help them locate and track beds, wheelchairs and other equipment in real time.

By Rob Smith | LTEto5G.com | March 17, 2019

Chinese PLA General Hospital has conducted a remote surgery on a human being (neurostimulator implant - a brain pacemaker) using 5G technology on March 16, 2019. The first remote surgery was a collaborative effort between Huawei, China Mobile and the Chinese PLA General Hospital. The patient with Parkinson’s disease was at the Chinese PLA General Hospital in Beijingwas, and the surgeon Ling Zhipei was physically located in South China’s Hainan Province, 3000 kilometers away.

By Victoria Forster | Forbes | Oct 14, 2021,02:41pm EDT

A pair of human lungs have been flown between two hospitals by drone for the first time destined for an organ transplant procedure. The donor lungs made the 6 minute journey of just 1.5km between two Toronto hospitals in the downtown core at the end of September.

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PODCAST - Samsung explains how 5G will make virtual healthcare a reality

Networks TechTalk with Samsung| Duraçã: 22:30 | Nov 08. 2019

Consumer wearables, telemedicine, and other new technologies have been rapidly adopted by healthcare professionals to help improve patient care and practice efficiencies. But what kind of effect can 5G have on healthcare? On this episode of Recalibrate we're focusing on the healthcare industry and the impact 5G will have on patients and healthcare providers. Guests Alok Shah and Dr. David Rhew discuss how diabetics, cardiovascular patients, and even patients with severe pain can benefit from 5G capabilities.
     Guests:
     Alok Shah - Vice President, Networks Strategy, BD, & Marketing, Samsung Electronics America
     Dr. David Rhew - Chief Medical Officer, Samsung Electronics America

PODCAST - Telemedicina ganha cada vez mais força no Brasil

Hospitais Brasil EPISODE 1 | Duraçã: xx:xx | 21/1-/2020

5G is the first generation of wireless communications technology that will expand the reach of cellular networks through satellite connectivity. But what technical challenges are introduced by adding satellite links to 5G and how can they be overcome?

PODCAST - 14° episódio PodCast InovaHC: OpenCare 5G - Saúde

InovaHC - HCFMUSP | Duraçã: 33:16 | 2021

Neste episódio do InovaHC Podcast, a host Márcia Ogawa recebe o Prof. Giovanni Guido Cerri e Jacques Chicourel para discutirem sobre o OpenCare 5G na Saúde, as iniciativas e as implementações deste projeto que conta com a colaboração de parcerias públicas e privadas. Com Márcia Ogawa, sócia-líder da Deloitte no Brasil; Prof. Giovanni Guido Cerri, presidente do Conselho Diretor do InRad e do Comitê Executivo do InovaHC; e Jacques Chicourel, Head of Digital Health da Siemens Healthineers. Este encontro conta também com o depoimento do Sriram Subramanian, Lead for Private 5G SG da Telecom Infra Project (TIP), parceira do projeto.

PODCAST - Entrevista é Nacional: como funciona a telemedicina no Brasil

Entrevistado: Vice-presidente do Conselho Federal de Medicina (CFM), Dr. Donizetti Dimer Giamberardino Filho

Por Angélica Baptista Silva | EBC - Radio Agência Nacional | 18 Maio, 2022 – 19:55 885:00

Uma das práticas ampliadas durante a pandemia foi a telemedicina, o serviço médico oferecido à distância evitou aglomerações e permitiu que muitos pacientes fossem atendidos sem precisar ir até um consultório ou hospital. Agora, em 2022, o Conselho Federal de Medicina regulamentou essa prestação de serviço que vai além da teleconsulta e engloba telerradiologia, telediagnóstico, teletriagem, telemonitoramento, televigilância, teleconferência, teleinterconsulta e até telecirurgia. No Entrevista É Nacional, o relator da regulamentação da telemedicina, Donizetti Dimer Giamberardino, detalhou os principais pontos da prática, entre eles a proteção de dados dos pacientes e a necessidade de políticas públicas de acesso à internet para que mais pessoas sejam beneficiadas.

PROJETO DE LEI - PL Nº 1.998/2020

RESOLUÇÃO CFM - Nº 2.314, DE 20 DE ABRIL DE 2022

Publicado em: 05/05/2022 | Edição: 84 | Seção: 1 | Página: 227 | Órgão: : Entidades de Fiscalização do Exercício das Profissões Liberais/Conselho Federal de Medicina

DECRETO - Nº 11.098, DE 20 DE JUNHO DE 2022

Publicado em: 21/06/2022 | Edição: 115 | Seção: 1 | Página: 3 | Atos do Poder Executivo

PORTARIA - GM/MS Nº 1.348, DE 2 DE JUNHO DE 2022

Publicado em: 03/06/2022 | Edição: 105 | Seção: 1 | Página: 76 | Órgão: Ministério da Saúde/Gabinete do Ministro

Read the Paper: "Application of deterministic networking for reducing network delay in urological telesurgery: A retrospective study"
Int J Med Robot. 2022 Apr;18(2):e2365. doi: 10.1002/rcs.2365. Epub 2022 Jan 15.

Read the Paper: "Three-dimensional telesurgery and remote proctoring over a 5G network"
Digit J Ophthalmol. 2021; 27(3): 38–43. Published online 2021 Jul 26. doi: 10.5693/djo.01.2021.06.003

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☛ Read the Paper: "Three-dimensional telesurgery and remote proctoring over a 5G network"
Digit J Ophthalmol. 2021; 27(3): 38–43. Published online 2021 Jul 26. doi: 10.5693/djo.01.2021.06.003

By Naeem Qureshi, Haneya; Manalastas, Marvin; Zaidi, Syed Muhammad Asad; Imran, Ali; Al Kalaa, Mohamad Omar

USA, Department of Health and Human Services - FDA

Accessed on July 2022

Abstract: Service level agreements (SLAs) can enable 5G-enabled medical device use cases by documenting how a medical device communication requirement is met by the unique characteristics of 5G networks and the roles and responsibilities of the stakeholders involved in offering safe and effective 5G-enabled healthcare to patients. However, there are gaps in this space that should be addressed to facilitate the efficient implementation of 5G in healthcare. Current literature regarding SLAs for 5G-healthcare is absent. This work aims to bridge these gaps by identifying key challenges, providing insight, and describing open research questions related to 5G-healthcare systems. After presenting an overview of SLAs, reasons for insufficiency of traditional SLA approaches for 5G networks are identified. Then, 5G SLA challenges during various stages of the SLA lifecycle are identified. Practical aspects for 5G-healthcare SLA development and implementation are highlighted and considerations are recommended to help enable 5Ghealthcare systems. Open questions that the research community can help answer to promote the safe use of 5G and beyond communication technology in healthcare are also identified. These include aspects from both the physical layer and the core side of 5G.

By Antonio Grasso | Techment Technology | August 10, 2022