Objectives: This research paper explores the intricate landscape of healthcare delivery in metropolitan cities, focusing on addressing challenges such as environmental impact, resource management, and patient accessibility. Theoretical Framework: This paper investigates the integration of Green Healthcare System principles with Healthcare 4.0 technologies in metropolitan cities The study applies concepts of sustainability from Green Healthcare Systems and technological advancements from Healthcare 4.0 to explore their synergy in enhancing urban healthcare delivery. Method: Using NVivo Pro 12, the research employs qualitative analysis of interviews and field observations to identify key factors, challenges, and opportunities associated with implementing these systems in metropolitan settings. Findings reveal that leadership commitment, stakeholder collaboration, financial resources, and regulatory frameworks are crucial for successful integration. Results and Discussion: The findings reveal the transformative potential of combining green healthcare practices with digital technologies, underscoring the importance of stakeholder collaboration, leadership, and supportive policies in realizing sustainable healthcare delivery. The integration offers a comprehensive approach to meeting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and advancing urban healthcare systems. Research Implications: The research contributes to understanding sustainable healthcare practices in urban environments and provides a roadmap for integrating green initiatives with advanced technologies to enhance healthcare accessibility and quality. Originality/Value: This study enriches the literature on sustainable healthcare by exploring synergies between Green Healthcare System and Healthcare 4.0, offering valuable insights for researchers and practitioners in metropolitan settings.
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