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September 5, 2025Future InternetOpen Access

Is the Healthcare Industry Ready for Digital Twins? Examining the Opportunities and Challenges

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SSSrinivasini SasitharasarmaEastern Institute of TechnologyNSNoor Haitham SaleemEastern Institute of TechnologyZWZazli Lily WiskerEastern Institute of Technology

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Overview

This review explores the opportunities and challenges related to digital twin technology, highlighting its role in clinical efficiency and patient outcomes.

Key Points

  • Digital twin technology has the potential to improve individualized patient treatments and enhance care quality, yet its integration remains challenging.
  • The study synthesizes findings from 70 peer-reviewed articles, identifying critical gaps in knowledge about digital twin technology’s applications in healthcare.
  • The review proposes a conceptual framework for the lifecycle of digital twin implementation, emphasizing the need for robust healthcare infrastructure.
  • Future research should address practical applications and engage diverse healthcare contexts to assess digital twins' real-world impacts on patient outcomes.

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Sasitharasarma et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3efd2b87ece8dc957e8ahttps://doi.org/10.3390/fi17090386
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