?Artificial intelligence, Big data, Blockchain and 5G for Digital Transformation of Healthcare Industry: A Movement Towards More Resilient and Inclusive Societies delivers a collection of relevant innovative research on digital healthcare, with a three mains goals: 1) study the successes and failures in the field of IT and digital health during the pandemic, and analyze the lessons from these cases; 2) discuss the latest advances in the field of digital healthcare, with a special focus on Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Blockchain and 5G; and 3) discuss implications for main stakeholders (patients, doctors, IT experts, directors, policy managers. The global outbreak caused by covid-19 caused global disruption in societies, healthcare systems, and economies around the world. This book provides insight to Researchers, clinicians, CEOs and policymakers who need to learn from the failures and successes and exploit the potential of advanced information technologies to build stronger healthcare systems, better quality healthcare services, and more resilient societies.

SECTION 1 What COVID-19 pandemic revealed about digital healthcare industry and infrastructure 1. Impact of digital health on main stakeholders in the healthcare industry Brian Kee Mun Wong, Thinaranjeney Thirumoorthi and Clarice Sze Wee Chua 2. Emerging technologies for in-home care for the elderly, frail, and vulnerable adults Shidin Balakrishnan, Walid El Ansari and Sarada Prasad Dakua 3. On the use of patient-reported measures in digital medicine to increase healthcare resilience Matteo Capriulo, Ilaria Pizzolla and Giovanni Briganti SECTION 2 Digital transformation of healthcare services and infrastructures. Challenges, opportunities, and risks 4. Digital transformation of the healthcare critical care industry: Telepharmacy in intensive care unit settingsdadvancing the knowledge base Mohamed Omar Saad and Walid El Ansari 5. Healthcare digital transformation through the adoption of artificial intelligence Brian Kee Mun Wong, Sivakumar Vengusamy and Tatyana Bastrygina 6. Telepharmacy: a modern solution for expanding access to pharmacy services Abd. Kakhar Umar, Patanachai Limpikirati, Jittima Amie Luckanagul, James H. Zothantluanga, Marina M. Shumkova and Georgy Prosvirkin SECTION 3 Artificial intelligence and blockchain for digital transformation of healthcare services 7. Appropriate artificial intelligence algorithms will ultimately contribute to health equity Jan Kalina 8. The potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning in precision oncology Adhari Abdullah AlZaabi, Yassine Bouchareb and Layth Mula-Hussain 9. The use of artificial intelligence in enhancing the quality of decisions in healthcare institutions Omar Durrah, Omar Ikbal Tawfik and Fairouz M. Aldhmour 10. A critique of blockchain in healthcare sector Shovan Ghosh, Vivek Dave and Sanduru Sai Keerthana 11. A managerial overview of blockchain implications and challenges for healthcare system Francesco Caputo, Anna Roberta Gagliardi and Sara Ebraico SECTION 4 Big data and 5G for digital transformation of healthcare services 12. The impact of using the Internet of Things on the development of the accounting information system in the health sector Hamada Elsaid Elmaasrawy and Omar Ikbal Tawfik 13. Understanding how big data awareness affects healthcare institution performance in Oman Samir Hammami, Omar Durrah, Lujain El-Maghraby, Mohammed Jaboob, Salih Kasim and Kholood Baalwi SECTION 5 Knowledge management and data sharing for accelerating solutions in healthcare industry 14. Novel applications of deep learning in surgical training Shidin Balakrishnan, Sarada Prasad Dakua, Walid El Ansari, Omar Aboumarzouk and Abdulla Al Ansari 15. Digital tools and innovative healthcare solutions: Serious games and gamification in surgical training and patient care Sarra Kharbech, Julien Abinahed, Omar Aboumarzouk, Walid El Ansari, Abdulla Al Ansari and Shidin Balakrishnan 16. Privacy-preserving patient-centric electronic health records exchange using blockchain Mohammad Ahmad, Chamitha De Alwis, Mitul Shukla and Paul Sant SECTION 6 Health emergency preparedness and response 17. Digital twins in healthcare and biomedicine Abdulhamit Subasi and Muhammed Enes Subasi 18. Big data and artificial intelligence for pandemic preparedness Zahid Ahmad Butt SECTION 7 Conclusions and implications for healthcare research agenda and policy makers 19. Building the path for healthcare digitalization through a possible depiction of telehealth evolution Saviano Marialuisa, Caputo Francesco, Gagliardi Anna Roberta and Perillo Claudia 20. The ethical dilemma of using robotics in psychotherapy Pragya Lodha