Today, technology is an essential component of medicine. It has improved patient outcomes, improved medical professional performance, and risk mitigation during patient treatment

Today, technology is an essential component of medicine. It has improved patient outcomes, improved medical professional performance, and risk mitigation during patient treatment.

In hospitals, technology has played a significant role in maintaining patient safety and raising standards. Some of the ways that technology has impacted the caliber of medical care in hospitals are as follows:
Patient-centered or patient-involved care is now possible thanks to technology. Patient satisfaction and adherence to the treatment plan are two of the most important factors in their recovery. Through online portals and messaging services, technology has made it possible for patients and medical professionals to communicate, allowing patients to be more involved in their treatment plans and have a full understanding of the procedures they are receiving. Additionally, patients can review their medical histories and assess their development. Medical professionals now find it simpler to get information thanks to technology. One of the main reasons why patients receive the wrong drug, which frequently has severe effects, is a lack of accurate or full patient data. Technology has made it possible to store patient records in databases that can be quickly retrieved when necessary. Through their handheld devices, practitioners may access the patient's information, improving the precision of drug prescription and medication. Another positive effect of the use of modern and high-level technologies is that it allows us to perform many complex operations that were previously impossible, such as brain tumor removal or heart transplantation, etc.