Submission Deadline: 01 August 2023 (closed) View: 140
Recently, the computerized scheme supported disease diagnosis is common in hospitals. These methods are employed for; disease screening, pre/post-processing, knowledge extraction from the data, disease prediction, treatment planning, execution, and recovery monitoring. The advanced disease diagnosis involves employing advanced procedures, like the body-area network to collect the information, multi-sensor and multi-data collection during the screening, data assessment using modern computer algorithms, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) schemes for efficient data sharing, storage, and retrieval with modern methods.
In the current era, advanced data handling methods, like big data processing, medical cloud-supported data handling, and blockchain, are commonly adopted in modern hospitals to support effective data processing and disease handling. Further, the recently developed man-computer interface (MCI) schemes will support virtual-reality approaches, telehealth monitoring and patient care, internet of things-based data handling and treatment, and precision medicine to ensure the appropriate treatment for the patient. Integrating these modern schemes will create an efficient environment in which the patient-computer and computer-doctor integration is effectively utilized to implement real-time patient monitoring from a remote location.
This special issue focuses on collecting the current research works related to medical data assessment with the man-computer interface from the scientists and researchers. This special issue also welcomes real clinical works and review works from the doctors.