Efficiently Delivering Healthcare by Repurposing Solution Principles from Industrial Condition Monitoring: A Meta-Analysis

Ulrich Hutschek (), Thomas Abele (), Philipp Plugmann () and Patrick Glauner ()
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Ulrich Hutschek: TIM Consulting
Thomas Abele: TIM Consulting
Philipp Plugmann: SRH University of Applied Health Sciences
Patrick Glauner: Deggendorf Institute of Technology

A chapter in Digitalization in Healthcare, 2021, pp 171-176 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract As people get older, home care and hospital care services need to scale while maintaining humane quality standards. Qualified workers in sufficient quantities are the most important factor on the road to the future of healthcare. Therefore, automation and digital solutions are to become indispensable in order to enable both sufficient quantity and quality of care services. Such technologies can be particularly helpful when monitoring dependent persons. Our interdisciplinary team conducted a meta-analysis of the state of the art of industrial condition monitoring. We discovered 15 technological principles that look promising to find repurpose in the healthcare sector. We also propose vitally needed healthcare use cases derived from these principles. The outcomes of our analysis provide the opportunity to quickly and cost effectively deliver new products and services in healthcare.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-65896-0_15

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