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Recent years witnessed lots of advancements in Internet of Medical Things, innovations in artificial intelligence, and big data analytics-based healthcare practices. Further, the recent pandemic has compelled healthcare institutions to adopt remote patient care practices throughout the world, and India is not an exception. Growth in mobile infrastructure and cheap mobile data packages also encouraged adoption of telemedicine and m-healthcare practices in India which eventually supports attempts of healthcare policy makers for transition of traditional healthcare systems to Health 4.0 in the lines of Industry4.0. However, the success of Health 4.0 depends upon the coordinated efforts from all the stakeholders. In this regard, this research has been conducted to investigate the current status of Health 4.0 implementation in India and readiness of the Indian healthcare sector towards its adoption. This paper further employs the SWOT-AHP analysis to identify the current areas that need immediate improvement to facilitate Health 4.0 adoption.

Innovations in Internet of Medical Things, Artificial Intelligence, and Readiness of the Healthcare Sector Towards Health 4.0 Adoption