Uma análise bibliométrica da relação entre Gêmeos Digitais e Gestão em Saúde: com base na plataforma Web of Science (WoS)
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i12.34270Palavras-chave:
Gêmeo digital; Saúde digital; Indústria 4.0; Sistemas ciberfísicos; Internet das coisas.Resumo
Em meio ao desenvolvimento da Indústria 4.0, a apropriação de ferramentas digitais aplicadas à produção e fabricação de atividades representa um desafio para gestores de outras áreas. A tecnologia Digital Twin (DT) baseia-se na integração de diferentes ferramentas "tradicionais", como modelagem de simulação e sensores, e visa aumentar o desempenho de qualquer processo que possa ser representado virtualmente. Com o aumento da população, a demanda por Gestão em Saúde (GS) mais eficiente e universal tornou-se um desafio do século XXI. Este estudo tem como objetivo analisar a relação entre o campo de conhecimento DT e HM e suas interações. Foi realizada uma revisão bibliométrica utilizando a base de dados Web of Science por meio do pacote Bibliometrix e do aplicativo VOSviewer para avaliar estudos, aplicações e identificar clusters de pesquisa e tendências futuras. Nosso estudo indica que as aplicações da TD em HM estão voltadas para o diagnóstico e acompanhamento de doenças crônicas e que, até o momento, não existe uma massa crítica de conhecimento que consolide uma teoria geral de aplicação de TD e HM. Este estudo identifica um hotspot relacional entre a integração de um DT na otimização da gestão de recursos e atendimento ao paciente.
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