Blockchain and Digital Twins for Smart Healthcare describes the role of blockchain and digital twins in smart healthcare, covering the ecosystem of the Internet of Medical Things, how data can be gathered using a sensor network, which is securely stored, updated, and managed with blockchain for efficient and private medical data exchange. Medical data is collected real-time from devices and systems in smart hospitals: the internet of medical things. This data is integrated to provide insight from the analytics or machine learning software using digital twins. Security and transparency are brought through a combination of digital twin and blockchain technologies.
1. Chapter 1. Introduction to smart hospital - p. 1 2. Chapter 2. Machine learning and AI for the smart healthcare - p. 37 3. Chapter 3. Digital twin–based healthcare facilities management - p. 47 4. Chapter 4. Role of digital twins and blockchain for the internet of medical things - p. 67 5. Chapter 5. Blockchain technology and neural networks for the Internet of Medical Things - p. 89 6. Chapter 6. Blockchain technology in AI-powered smart hospital - p. 109 7. Chapter 7. Intelligent health care: applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in computational medicine - p. 133 8. Chapter 8. Intelligent machines with enhanced episodic memory for transformation of healthcare - p. 171 9. Chapter 9. Advancing electronic medical data protection through blockchain innovation - p. 193 10. Chapter 10. Efficient and provably secure framework for authenticating internet of medical things in smart hospitals - p. 207 11. Chapter 11. Telemedicine for pain management - p. 237 12. Chapter 12. Telemedicine/telehealth in smart hospital care - p. 251 13. Chapter 13. Digital twin application in healthcare facilities management - p. 265 14. Chapter 14. Revolutionizing healthcare: harnessing the power of integrated blockchain and digital twins in smart hospitals - p. 283 15. Chapter 15. 6G and blockchain convergence in the smart industry - p. 295 16. Chapter 16. Blockchain-based digital twin management architecture for Internet of Medical Things Networks - p. 313 17. Chapter 17. Blockchain for secure data sharing in zero-trust human digital twin systems - p. 337 18. Chapter 18. Advancements and future pathway in human body digital twins - p. 363 19. Chapter 19. AI-enabled IoMT for smart cancer care: plausible use cases, key challenges, and future road map - p. 377 20. Chapter 20. Digital twins and brain surgery: revolutionizing neurosurgical procedures through advanced simulation - p. 399 21. Chapter 21. Cloud computing- and digital twin-based monitoring framework for healthcare applications - p. 413 22. Chapter 22. Green blockchain privacy—evidence from patients' identities management in healthcare - p. 433 23. Chapter 23. AI-enabled IoMT: transforming healthcare in smart hospitals - p. 459 24. Chapter 24. Transforming healthcare with blockchain and digital twins: innovations in IoMT for smart hospitals - p. 497 25. Chapter 25. Enhancing hospital operations efficiency through digital twin technology - p. 511 26. Index - p. 529
Blockchain and Digital Twins for Smart Healthcare describes the role of blockchain and digital twins in smart healthcare, covering the ecosystem of the Internet of Medical Things, how data can be gathered using a sensor network, which is securely stored, updated, and managed with blockchain for efficient and private medical data exchange. Medical data is collected real-time from devices and systems in smart hospitals: the internet of medical things. This data is integrated to provide insight from the analytics or machine learning software using digital twins. Security and transparency are brought through a combination of digital twin and blockchain technologies.
1. Chapter 1. Introduction to smart hospital - p. 1 2. Chapter 2. Machine learning and AI for the smart healthcare - p. 37 3. Chapter 3. Digital twin–based healthcare facilities management - p. 47 4. Chapter 4. Role of digital twins and blockchain for the internet of medical things - p. 67 5. Chapter 5. Blockchain technology and neural networks for the Internet of Medical Things - p. 89 6. Chapter 6. Blockchain technology in AI-powered smart hospital - p. 109 7. Chapter 7. Intelligent health care: applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in computational medicine - p. 133 8. Chapter 8. Intelligent machines with enhanced episodic memory for transformation of healthcare - p. 171 9. Chapter 9. Advancing electronic medical data protection through blockchain innovation - p. 193 10. Chapter 10. Efficient and provably secure framework for authenticating internet of medical things in smart hospitals - p. 207 11. Chapter 11. Telemedicine for pain management - p. 237 12. Chapter 12. Telemedicine/telehealth in smart hospital care - p. 251 13. Chapter 13. Digital twin application in healthcare facilities management - p. 265 14. Chapter 14. Revolutionizing healthcare: harnessing the power of integrated blockchain and digital twins in smart hospitals - p. 283 15. Chapter 15. 6G and blockchain convergence in the smart industry - p. 295 16. Chapter 16. Blockchain-based digital twin management architecture for Internet of Medical Things Networks - p. 313 17. Chapter 17. Blockchain for secure data sharing in zero-trust human digital twin systems - p. 337 18. Chapter 18. Advancements and future pathway in human body digital twins - p. 363 19. Chapter 19. AI-enabled IoMT for smart cancer care: plausible use cases, key challenges, and future road map - p. 377 20. Chapter 20. Digital twins and brain surgery: revolutionizing neurosurgical procedures through advanced simulation - p. 399 21. Chapter 21. Cloud computing- and digital twin-based monitoring framework for healthcare applications - p. 413 22. Chapter 22. Green blockchain privacy—evidence from patients' identities management in healthcare - p. 433 23. Chapter 23. AI-enabled IoMT: transforming healthcare in smart hospitals - p. 459 24. Chapter 24. Transforming healthcare with blockchain and digital twins: innovations in IoMT for smart hospitals - p. 497 25. Chapter 25. Enhancing hospital operations efficiency through digital twin technology - p. 511 26. Index - p. 529
