| 英文摘要 |
With the aging global population and increasing healthcare demands, traditional medical models are insufficient to meet modern needs. As a result, smart healthcare has become a core focus in healthcare development. Smart medicine integrates technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT) to enhance diagnostic accuracy, treatment efficiency, and health management capabilities. Through big data analytics, healthcare professionals can process diverse sources of information, including electronic health records (EHRs), multi-omic data, wearable device data, and medical imaging, to support precision medicine and preventive care. AI has demonstrated exceptional performance in disease risk assessment, image recognition, and case management, while also contributing to advancements in automated medical record generation and clinical decision support systems (CDSS). Furthermore, wearable devices and remote monitoring technologies facilitate the seamless collection and analysis of daily health data, proving particularly useful in chronic disease management and the“hospital-at-home”care model. However, the development of smart healthcare faces challenges such as data standardization, privacy security, and the transparency of AI models. To fully realize the potential of smart healthcare and achieve the goals of efficient and personalized health care, future efforts must focus on enhancing data integration technologies, strengthening privacy protection measures, and promoting the interpretability of AI models. |