의료 산업 분야에서 클라우드 컴퓨팅의 기회와 도전|RISS 상세보기

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The latest trendy new approach to successfully delivering IT services is through cloud computing. Medicine is becoming an increasingly data-intensive field, which generates large amounts of data that must be stored and later accessed. This has led to a growing need for dynamic and scalable resources. The main body of this research shows that cloud technologies that fulfill these requirements can improve service quality in healthcare. Cloud computing, like any other technological advancement, must be thoroughly evaluated before it is widely used. Many researchers and clinicians are interested in the availability of large-scale, rapidly available, reconfigurable resources such as virtual systems, platforms, and applications at minimal service costs. This study thoroughly analyzes the academic literature on cloud computing in healthcare. It proposes a classification methodology into five categories: cloud-based green healthcare in healthcare, cloud-based framework development, virtual machine deployment in healthcare, cloud-based healthcare security, and broker development in healthcare. The authors reviewed 227 papers and narrowed them down to 40. The modern concept of "service" emphasizes creative approaches to delivering value to customers. Future research should include a broader view of IT service delivery with service value components such as scalability, reliability, and security and should investigate the benefits and challenges of data sharing as well as the regulatory compliance of CSPs providing these services. The integration of cloud computing for decision support in the healthcare industry holds great potential for academics and practitioners, as cloud-based systems can provide access to the multidimensional data needed for decision making.

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