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The book Digital Health Transformation with Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence covers the global digital revolution in the field of healthcare sector. The population has been overcoming the COVID-19 period; therefore, we need to establish intelligent digital healthcare systems using various emerging technologies like Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. Internet of Medical Things is the technological revolution that has included the element of "smartness" in the healthcare industry and also identifying, monitoring, and informing service providers about the patient’s clinical information with faster delivery of care services. This book highlights the important issues i.e. (a) How Internet of things can be integrated with the healthcare ecosystem for better diagnostics, monitoring, and treatment of the patients, (b) Artificial Intelligence for predictive and preventive healthcare systems, (c) Blockchain for managing healthcare data to provide transparency, security, and distributed storage, and (d) Effective remote diagnostics and telemedicine approach for developing smart care. The book encompasses chapters belong to the blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and Big health data technologies.

Features:

    • Blockchain and internet of things in healthcare systems

    • Secure Digital Health Data Management in Internet of Things

    • Public Perception towards AI-Driven Healthcare

    • Security, privacy issues and challenges in adoption of smart digital healthcare

    • Big data analytics and Internet of things in the pandemic era

    • Clinical challenges for digital health revolution

    • Artificial intelligence for advanced healthcare

    • Future Trajectory of Healthcare with Artificial Intelligence 9

    • Parkinson disease pre-diagnosis using smart technologies

    • Emerging technologies to combat the COVID-19

    • Machine Learning and Internet of Things in Digital Health Transformation

    • Effective Remote Healthcare and Telemedicine Approaches

    • Legal implication of blockchain technology in public health

    This Book on "Digital Health Transformation with Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence" aims at promoting and facilitating exchanges of research knowledge and findings across different disciplines on the design and investigation of secured healthcare data analytics. It can also be used as a textbook for a Masters course in security and biomedical engineering. This book will also present new methods for the medical data analytics, blockchain technology, and diagnosis of different diseases to improve the quality of life in general, and better integration into digital healthcare.

    Author(s): Chinmay Chakraborty
    Series: Advances in Smart Healthcare Technologies
    Publisher: CRC Press
    Year: 2022

    Language: English
    Pages: 339
    City: Boca Raton

    Cover
    Half Title
    Series Page
    Title Page
    Copyright Page
    Table of Contents
    Preface
    Book Organization
    About the Editor
    Contributors
    Chapter 1: Blockchain and Internet of Things in Healthcare Systems: Prospects, Issues, and Challenges
    1.1 Introduction
    1.2 Literature Review
    1.3 Blockchain Technology and IoT
    1.3.1 Features of Blockchain
    1.3.2 The Internet of Things
    1.3.3 Blockchain and IoT Technologies Integration in Healthcare
    1.3.4 Digital Health Transformation Using AI
    1.4 Challenges and Prospects of Using Blockchain and IoT in Healthcare
    1.5 Proposed Framework
    1.6 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 2: Secure Digital Health Data Management in Internet of Things Using Blockchain and Machine Learning
    2.1 Introduction
    2.2 Background and Related Work
    2.3 Proposed Model
    2.4 Methodology
    2.5 Implementation and Data Analysis
    2.6 Conclusion
    2.7 Future Research Directions
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 3: Revolutionizing Healthcare by Coupling Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
    3.1 Introduction
    3.2 Wireless Communication Systems: A UAV Case
    3.3 Revolutionizing Smart Healthcare
    3.3.1 Rationale of Considering IoMT
    3.3.1.1 Wellbeing and Early Detection
    3.3.1.2 Patient Support
    3.3.1.3 Improving Professional Medical Services
    3.3.1.4 Data Analytics
    3.3.2 IoMT Overview and Architecture
    3.3.3 IoMT Wide Application
    3.4 Trends and Smart Healthcare of IoMT-Enabled UAVs
    3.5 Conclusion
    References
    Chapter 4: Public Perception toward AI-Driven Healthcare and the Way Forward in the Post-Pandemic Era
    4.1 Introduction
    4.2 Literature Review
    4.2.1 Research Gap
    4.2.1.1 Research Variables
    4.2.2 Research Objectives
    4.2.3 Methodology
    4.2.3.1 Sampling
    4.2.4 Data Analysis
    4.3 Discussion
    4.4 Conclusion
    4.5 Future Scope
    References
    Chapter 5: Security, Privacy Issues, and Challenges in Adoption of Smart Digital Healthcare
    5.1 Introduction
    5.1.1 Smart Healthcare System Associate Technologies
    5.1.2 Smart Healthcare Planning: Essentials, Elements and Features
    5.1.3 IoT Enables Smart Healthcare System
    5.2 Literature Survey
    5.3 Security and Privacy Challenges in Smart Healthcare
    5.4 Problem Statement
    5.5 Proposed Methodology
    5.6 Implementation
    5.6.1 Recommendations for the Development of Smart Contract and Their Cooperation with Smart Medical System
    5.7 Conclusion
    References
    Chapter 6: Tapping the Big Data Analytics and IoT in the Pandemic Era
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Connecting Big Data and IoT to Digital Health
    6.2.1 The Big Data Analytics BDA Support
    6.2.2 IoT Support: Sensing Systems That Collect Data
    6.3 Building Resilience using Big Data Analytics and IoT in Pandemic Conditions
    6.4 Fighting Pandemic using Big Data Analytics
    6.5 Collecting Big Data Analytics in Healthcare during a Pandemic
    6.6 Exploratory Study
    6.6.1 Introduction
    6.6.2 Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Medical Sector
    6.6.3 Implications of AI and ML in Social and Information Science
    6.6.4 The Possible Uses of IoT
    6.6.5 The Risks that can arise while using these Intelligent Equipment and Techniques
    6.7 Drive through the Future: IoT to IoMT
    6.7.1 Medical IoT
    6.7.2 IoT to Dissect an Outbreak
    6.7.3 Protocols for Preventive Containment
    6.7.4 Upgrades in Connectivity Eternity
    6.7.5 Consultations in M-health
    6.7.6 The Advent of the Robotics
    6.8 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 7: The Clinical Challenges for Digital Health Revolution
    7.1 Introduction
    7.2 History of Digital Health
    7.3 Digital Health and the Healthcare Professionals
    7.4 Digital Health Revolution
    7.5 Challenges in Digital Health
    7.5.1 Multidisciplinary Collaboration
    7.5.2 Dissociated Technological, Institutional and Regulatory Frameworks
    7.5.3 Data Governance
    7.5.4 Economic and Financial Considerations
    7.5.5 Cultural, Social and Local Infrastructure Issues
    7.5.6 Human Rights, Ethical and Policy Challenges
    7.5.6.1 Security and Confidentiality of Data
    7.5.6.2 Trust
    7.5.6.3 Accountability
    7.5.7 COVID-19 Challenges and Digital Health
    7.5.7.1 Digital Health and COVID-19, Community Health Reactions
    7.5.7.2 Digital Communication During the Pandemic
    7.5.7.3 Digital Data to Classical COVID-19 Blowout, Progression and Awareness
    7.6 Future Research
    7.7 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 8: An Overview of Artificial Intelligence for Advanced Healthcare Systems
    8.1 Introduction
    8.2 Subdomain-based AI Applications in Healthcare Systems
    8.2.1 Machine Learning
    8.2.2 Deep Learning
    8.2.3 Natural Language Processing
    8.2.4 Rule-based Expert Systems
    8.2.5 Robotics
    8.3 Areas of Applicability of AI
    8.3.1 Administrative Level Applications
    8.3.2 Diagnostic Support
    8.3.3 Other Application Areas
    8.4 Combinational Applications of AI
    8.4.1 Artificial Intelligence for IoT-based Healthcare Application
    8.4.2 Blockchain for AI in Healthcare Applications
    8.4.3 Other Major Combination Applications of AI
    8.5 Discussions
    8.6 Conclusion
    8.7 Future Scope
    References
    Chapter 9: Future Trajectory of Healthcare with Artificial Intelligence
    9.1 Introduction
    9.1.1 Overview of AI in Healthcare
    9.1.2 Machine Learning (ML) in Healthcare
    9.1.3 Deep Learning (DL) in Healthcare
    9.1.4 Real-Time Health Monitoring
    9.2 Role of AI in Robotic Surgery, Cancer Diagnosis and BCI
    9.2.1 Role of AI in Robotic Surgery
    9.2.2 Pre-operative Planning
    9.2.3 Intra-Operative Guidance
    9.2.4 Surgical Robots
    9.2.5 Role of AI in Cancer Diagnosis
    9.2.6 Role of AI in Brain Computer Interface
    9.3 Role of AI in Maintaining the Patient Database
    9.3.1 Overview of Electronic Health Record
    9.3.2 Technologies Involved in EHR
    9.3.3 Tools Used in EHR
    9.3.4 Security in EHR
    9.3.5 m-Health in EHR
    9.4 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 10: Artificial Intelligence and Public Trust on Smart Healthcare Systems
    10.1 Introduction
    10.2 Literature Review
    10.2.1 Artificial Intelligence
    10.2.2 AI in Healthcare
    10.2.3 Antecedents of Trust
    10.2.4 AI-Empowered Healthcare’s Expertise and Public Trust
    10.2.5 AI-Empowered Healthcare’s Performance and Public Trust
    10.2.6 AI-Empowered Healthcare’s Reputation and Public Trust
    10.2.7 AI-Empowered Healthcare’s Integrity and Public Trust
    10.2.8 AI-Empowered Healthcare’s Benevolence and Public Trust
    10.3 Research Method
    10.3.1 Sampling Technique
    10.3.2 Data Collection
    10.3.3 Data Analysis
    10.4 Results
    10.4.1 Exploratory Factor Analysis
    10.4.2 Indicators of Model Fit for Measurement Model
    10.4.3 Construct Validity
    10.4.4 Results of Path Analysis
    10.5 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 11: Role of Artificial Intelligence-Based Technologies in Healthcare to Combat Critical Diseases
    11.1 Introduction
    11.2 What AI Can Do for Health
    11.2.1 Prevention and Diagnosis Using AI
    11.2.2 Monitoring and Detection of Diseases
    11.2.2.1 Detection of Cancer
    11.3 Role of Medical Imaging and Deep Learning
    11.4 Role of Machine Learning (ML)
    11.5 Digital Health Transformation Using AI
    11.6 Digital Health Transformation Using Blockchain
    11.7 AI Applications for COVID-19
    11.8 Industrial Innovation in the Field of AI
    11.8.1 Types of Commercial-based AI technologies
    11.9 Challenges and Future Outlooks
    11.10 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 12: Parkinson’s Disease Pre-Diagnosis Using Smart Technologies: A Review
    12.1 Introduction
    12.2 Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms
    12.3 Diagnosis Markers
    12.3.1 Voice Markers
    12.3.2 Drawing Markers
    12.3.3 Keyboard Tapping Markers
    12.3.4 Gait Markers
    12.3.5 Multi-Marker Approaches
    12.4 Discussions
    12.4.1 Recommendations for Future Works
    12.5 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 13: Emerging Technologies to Combat the COVID-19 Pandemic
    13.1 Introduction
    13.2 COVID-19 Preventive Measures
    13.3 Smart Healthcare and New Technologies
    13.3.1 Telemedicine Facing COVID-19
    13.3.2 Internet of Things in Healthcare
    13.3.3 Drone Technology
    13.3.4 Robotics Technology
    13.3.5 Mobile Applications
    13.3.6 Artificial Intelligence (AI)
    13.4 Conclusion and Discussion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Chapter 14: The Role of Machine Learning and Internet of Things in Digital Health Transformation
    14.1 Introduction
    14.2 IoT and ML Applications for SC
    14.2.1 Environmental Monitoring
    14.2.2 Smart Parking
    14.2.3 Traffic Monitoring
    14.2.4 Smart Education
    14.2.5 Smart Health
    14.2.6 Smart Buildings
    14.2.7 Smart Agriculture
    14.3 IoT Challenges in SC
    14.4 Secured SCs
    14.5 Conclusion
    14.5.1 Future Scope
    References
    Chapter 15: Effective Remote Healthcare and Telemedicine Approaches for Improving Digital Healthcare Systems
    15.1 Introduction
    15.1.1 Chapter Organization
    15.1.2 Telemedicine History
    15.1.3 Telehealth and Telemedicine Consultation Centre
    15.1.3.1 Components
    15.1.3.2 Benefits of Telemedicine
    15.1.4 Telemedicine and Use of Artificial Intelligence
    15.1.5 Digital Health Transformation Using AI
    15.1.5.1 Digital Health Transformation through Blockchain
    15.1.6 Telemedicine through Cloud Computing
    15.1.7 Telemedicine and Blockchain
    15.1.8 Motivation
    15.2 Method
    15.2.1 AI-Based Bot
    15.2.2 Cloud-Enabled Interface
    15.2.3 Blockchain Interface
    15.3 Working of IAISTM Model
    15.3.1 Dataset
    15.3.2 Effectiveness of Telemedicine in Present Context
    15.3.3 Decision-Making System
    15.3.4 Summary of Telemedicine Model for Malaria
    15.3.5 Benefits of Cloud in Telemedicine
    15.4 Remote Monitoring Through IAISTM
    15.4.1 Benefits of IAISTM
    15.4.2 Wonders of AI and Blockchain
    15.5 Sustainability of the Work
    15.6 Application
    15.7 Conclusion
    15.7.1 Future Scope
    References
    Chapter 16: Legal Implication of Blockchain Technology in Public Health
    16.1 Introduction
    16.2 Effectiveness of Blockchain towards Public Health
    16.2.1 Blockchain Influx with Time
    16.2.2 Smart Contract and Smart Consent
    16.3 Blockchain Laws around The Globe
    16.3.1 Laws of the United Kingdom and European Union
    16.3.2 Laws of the United States of America
    16.3.3 Laws of India
    16.3.4 Laws of Singapore
    16.4 Dynamics of Blockchain and Trust Mechanism
    16.4.1 Ethics Code
    16.4.2 Trust vs. Nationality
    16.4.3 Rationality and Absolute ‘Public Trust’
    16.4.4 Acceptance of Blockchain
    16.5 Blockchain and Data Governance
    16.6 Conclusion
    Conflict of Interest
    Funding
    Data Availability
    References
    Index