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What is Bio-Inspired Hybrid Systems

Pioneering Smart Healthcare 5.0 with IoT, Federated Learning, and Cloud Security
It refers to a technological framework that designs and develops unique solutions by drawing inspiration from biological systems, processes, or principles. These systems create adaptable and versatile systems by combining portions of biological models or mechanisms with artificial components. Bio-inspired hybrid systems attempt to address complex problems in domains such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and engineering by replicating natural qualities such as self-organization, flexibility, and robustness.
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Fundamentals of Healthcare 5.0
Nahid Ansari (Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University, India), Palka Mittal (Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University, India), Puneeta Ajmera (Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University, India), and Abhishek Dadhich (Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-2639-8.ch001
Abstract
The healthcare industry is undergoing a transformation driven by technological advancements, changing patient expectations, and needing more efficient and effective care. Among these changes, Healthcare 5.0 emerges as a paradigm shift that integrates advanced technology with patient-centric care approaches, envisioning healthcare's future and transforming healthcare delivery and experience. This chapter intensively explores Healthcare 5.0, unveiling its foundational principles, technological innovations, ethical considerations, and potential impacts. The chapter highlights the multi-level shift in Healthcare 5.0 that goes beyond the most fundamental technology development utilizing Smart IoT devices, 5G communication services, AI- tools, big data analytics, cloud computing, and blockchain technology, enhancing healthcare delivery and management. This chapter is a valuable resource for healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and students, offering insights to navigate the landscape of Healthcare 5.0 and its implications for the future of healthcare.
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