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Starting your own human digital twin project
Digital twin technology has been enabling organisations' shift to precision and preventive medicine.
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Hospitals and healthcare facilities are increasingly adopting digital twin technology to provide personalized care.- Dr. Mohamed Rehman, a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, suggests starting with simple applications of digital twins, such as monitoring heart rate and steps for a group of nurses.
- The goal of digital twin research is to shift from herd medicine to precision medicine and from treatment to prevention using real-time data analytics.
- Individualized digital twin models for patients can enable early intervention in disease trajectories.
- Digital twins can be applied to monitor various medical conditions, but better algorithms are needed for more effective use.
- Dr. Rehman emphasizes the importance of turning data into information, knowledge, and algorithms to harness the power of data.
- Organizations don't need sophisticated algorithms to start digital twin projects; they can improve over time with reinforced learning.
- It's not necessary to begin with a large amount of data; digital twin projects can be scaled up gradually.
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