Through the Internet of Things technology, three major applications are established: equipment networking, personnel networking, and drug networking. "Device networking" such as telemedicine services, Advantech cooperates with Children's General Hospital and offshore wind power company Wo Xu Energy to provide portable telemedicine suitcases, allowing offshore personnel to conduct remote consultations with Children's General Hospital.
"People networking" is about connecting patients, conditions, and equipment. Lin Jinhui, associate director of Smart Healthcare at Advantech, pointed out that patients, medical staff, and equipment are constantly moving in hospitals, and patients may get lost, fall, or Medical equipment is left idle and wasted. Advantech has cooperated with Wanfang Hospital on the "Surgical Equipment Management System" to track the cleaning status of medical equipment and nursing staff.
In terms of "Drug Networking", Advantech has built a "smart medicine cabinet" with networking functions so that each medicine can be controlled through the pill box to ensure medication safety and reduce jamaica telegram medical errors. Common medication pain points include manual dispensing by pharmacists in pharmacies and manual identification of medicine boxes in traditional nursing carts, both of which may lead to errors.
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Advantech has created a "smart medicine cabinet" with Internet connectivity, allowing each medicine to be controlled through the medicine box to ensure medication safety.
At present, smart medicine cabinets have been implemented in Thai hospitals, and a southern hospital in China is about to introduce hospital-wide drug logistics management. Lin Jinhui pointed out that closed-loop medication systems have become a trend. Closed-loop medication delivery from the pharmacy to the patient's bedside "in addition to improving medication safety, convenience also reduces the pressure on nursing staff to worry about making mistakes.
ASUS Computer Manager Lai Zhengyu said that the epidemic has accelerated digital transformation and reshaped medical care services. According to foreign surveys, European and American medical institutions are willing to invest up to 40% of their main investment in AI in the next 1 to 2 years, applying it to comprehensive diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and optimizing process efficiency.
When technology breaks the boundaries of time and space, it also drives the conservative white tower to transform.
