2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijin.2020.11.004
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Intelligent applications of cloud computing in enhancing health care services

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“…Intelligent health information service evolved from digital health information service, which is an expression of the interdisciplinary field of intelligent health (Ma and Zhou, 2018). The use of modern information technology and intelligent technology to improve the traditional medical and health management model is at the core of intelligent health, while intelligent health information service emphasizes wisdom, utilizing cloud computing, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, sensors, and other advanced technologies to achieve personalized, convenient, networked, and intelligent health information services (Schaefer and Atreya, 2020). Because the intelligent health information service is still in its early stages of development, academics have yet to establish a rigorous and consistent conceptual framework.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Intelligent health information service evolved from digital health information service, which is an expression of the interdisciplinary field of intelligent health (Ma and Zhou, 2018). The use of modern information technology and intelligent technology to improve the traditional medical and health management model is at the core of intelligent health, while intelligent health information service emphasizes wisdom, utilizing cloud computing, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, sensors, and other advanced technologies to achieve personalized, convenient, networked, and intelligent health information services (Schaefer and Atreya, 2020). Because the intelligent health information service is still in its early stages of development, academics have yet to establish a rigorous and consistent conceptual framework.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…ese biological data can be used in diagnosis, interpretation, and proactive action in several scenarios through early prescription of medicine to patients. For instance, regularly evaluating glucose levels or heart rate after a clinical surgery is critical in assessing the recovery status of patients, particularly elderly patients [32]. Several works have been done in wearable health monitoring.…”
Section: Applications Of Cloud Computing In Healthcarementioning
confidence: 99%