Developing a Prototype Healthcare Data Platform for Advanced Analytics in Rehabilitation Environments
The rapid evolution of digital systems in the healthcare sector presents a significant opportunity to enhance rehabilitation outcomes through advanced analytics and personalized treatments. This advancement enables healthcare professionals to tailor rehabilitation programs to the individual needs of patients, leading to more effective and efficient recovery processes. Considering this, this paper introduces a prototype of data platform specifically designed to harness the potential of digital technology in the rehabilitation domain. The platform concept proposed herein integrates advanced data management tools and machine learning algorithms in order to leverage the vast amounts of data generated by healthcare devices. Specifically, the main purpose of this platform is to improve rehabilitation processes by offering tailored, data-driven insights that support healthcare professionals in making informed decisions. Utilizing open-source components, the prototype aims to demonstrate interoperability, scalability, and efficiency in processing and analyzing complex rehabilitation datasets. This paper concentrates on the architectural design, the plan for implementation, and the expected challenges and their solutions in the development of this platform. Additionally, it outlines the original contributions of the research, including advancements in data management techniques and interoperability standards. The prototype discussed here is developed as part of the “Fit4MedRob” initiative, a scientific project sponsored by the Italian Ministry of University and Research, that aims to overhaul rehabilitative models for individuals with compromised motor and cognitive functions through cutting-edge bio robotic technologies. This initiative spans a total of 44 months and seeks to address the unmet needs of patients and healthcare providers with innovative robotic and digital technologies.
Authors
- Fabrizio Rebecchi
- Antonio Foschi
- Domenico Pistilli
- Gaia Bondani
Publication Details
- Published
- 2024-09-18
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1109/rtsi61910.2024.10761573
- Primary Topic
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00