Salud Digital 4.0. Aplicación de la Inteligencia Artificial y Big Data en la prevención, diagnóstico y gestión sanitaria.
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Este libro analiza la Salud Digital 4.0 como un paradigma estratégico para fortalecer la prevención, el diagnóstico y la gestión sanitaria mediante inteligencia artificial, Big Data, analítica predictiva e interoperabilidad clínica. Desde una perspectiva integral, se examina la evolución de los sistemas sanitarios hacia modelos más inteligentes, seguros y sostenibles, destacando el papel de la tecnología en la toma de decisiones clínicas, la optimización hospitalaria, la educación médica y la humanización del cuidado. La obra también aborda los desafíos éticos, regulatorios y financieros asociados al uso de datos sanitarios, incluyendo privacidad, sesgos algorítmicos, trazabilidad y protección del paciente. Finalmente, se reflexiona sobre la transformación digital en América Latina, considerando sus avances, brechas y oportunidades institucionales. Se concluye que la salud digital solo alcanza verdadero valor cuando articula innovación tecnológica, responsabilidad ética y compromiso humano con la calidad asistencial.
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Copyright (c) 2026 Rodríguez-Lindao, Jehinson Joao, Castro-Barzola, Lady Jazmín, Segura-Osorio, Marisela Brigitte, Mackliff-Jaramillo, Carolina Grace, Bravo-Moran, Sally Andreina, Rodríguez-González, Dayana Fabiola, Tutillo-Zambrano, Damián Orlando, Carvajal-Zuñiga, William Isaac, Santos-Manzaba, Mia Fernanda, Gende-Alvear, Keirin Paola (Autor/a)
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Rodríguez-Lindao, J. J., Castro-Barzola, L. J., Segura-Osorio, M. B., Mackliff-Jaramillo, C. G., Bravo-Moran, S. A., Rodríguez-González, D. F., Tutillo-Zambrano, D. O., Carvajal-Zuñiga, W. I., Santos-Manzaba, M. F., & Gende-Alvear, K. P. (2026). Salud Digital 4.0. Aplicación de la Inteligencia Artificial y Big Data en la prevención, diagnóstico y gestión sanitaria. Oriente-Manabí Editorial. https://doi.org/10.63618/omeditorial/l20
