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TL;DR
Examination of interdisciplinary healthcare delivery models incorporating telemedicine, artificial intelligence, robotics, Internet of Medical Things, big data analytics, and digital therapeutics within the P4 medicine framework concludes that cross-disciplinary collaboration is essential for building resilient, patient-centered, and future-ready healthcare systems.
Abstract
Healthcare delivery systems are undergoing rapid transformation driven by technological advancements, rising chronic diseases, workforce shortages, cost pressures, and the demand for equitable care. Traditional siloed healthcare models are increasingly inadequate to address these complex challenges, necessitating cross-disciplinary innovation that integrates medicine with engineering, data analytics, management science, and behavioral sciences. This paper examines interdisciplinary healthcare delivery models incorporating telemedicine, artificial intelligence, robotics, Internet of Medical Things, big data analytics, and digital therapeutics within the P4 medicine framework. Using systematic literature review, design-science research, and case-based analysis, the study evaluates innovations across technological integration, system redesign, clinical process enhancement, and socio-economic transformation. Findings indicate that digitally enabled hybrid systems outperform conventional models in treatment accuracy, turnaround time, accessibility, and operational sustainability. However, challenges such as interoperability, cybersecurity, ethical governance, and digital literacy remain barriers to large-scale adoption. The study concludes that cross-disciplinary collaboration is essential for building resilient, patient-centered, and future-ready healthcare systems.
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