Smart Hospital: Automation of Business Processes in medical centers

2021

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DOI 10.1109/iccike51210.2021.9410672
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Abstract

"Automation business processes in hospitals" is the subject of this article. Healthcare organizations now strive to deliver patient treatments that are reliable, cost-effective, and of high quality. To do so, the first step is to simplify existing procedures. Healthcare is expected to be one of the main growth fields for automation process systems in hospitals. We look at how the system could be used to build a smart hospital in this study.Indeed, the framework was used in conjunction with a variety of technology and methodologies, resulting in a project with a high level of productivity and versatility. The method aids in the optimization of healthcare business operations as well as patient safety.The core results and recommendations for optimizing the performance of the system's operation and automation are presented in the conclusion.