Healthcare Digitalization Reforms around the World and Georgia's Path
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52340/ijch.2025.02.06Keywords:
digitalization, e-healthcare, healthcare reformsAbstract
The digitalization of the world economy has created a new opportunity for healthcare. We, all humans, long dreamed about deep personalization in healthcare. Now the time has come. Doctors can treat all humans with their unique differences, special features, and critical approaches. The development of Electro Healthcare, with telemedicine and virtual medicalization, is a way towards the personalization of healthcare. Humanity has long been moving from mass healthcare to personal issues. The conference article is devoted to a very popular topic: the virtual migration of healthcare in Georgia, with its obstacles, long-term reforms, and problems.
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