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[This article belongs to Volume - 26, Issue - 10]

Harnessing Automation in X-ray for Bone Fracture Detection: A Catalyst for Sustainable Digital Healthcare

The healthcare landscape is experiencing a significant transformation propelled by innovative technologies such as Telemedicine, remote monitoring, and wearable devices. Sustainability in healthcare entails the delicate balance of meeting current high-quality, affordable care needs while preserving environmental and social well-being for future generations. Digital healthcare is poised to play a pivotal role in achieving this equilibrium by optimizing resource utilization, minimizing environmental impact, and enhancing operational efficiency. This paper explores the dynamic intersection of digital healthcare and sustainability, investigating how these intertwined components can pave the way for a more resilient and resource-conscious healthcare system. The paper scrutinizes the environmental, economic, and social dimensions of sustainability within the context of digital healthcare. We unveil the ecological benefits of automation, particularly in reducing energy consumption and waste generation. Additionally, Economic advantages, including cost savings through resource optimization and improved patient outcomes, and social dimensions, such as increased accessibility and equity facilitated by digital solutions, are highlighted. Employing X-ray automation for bone fracture diagnosis as a case study illustrates the tangible contributions of digital technologies to healthcare sustainability. X-ray technology fosters a more sustainable healthcare ecosystem by leveraging automation to minimize human error, streamline workflows, and reduce reliance on physical resources. By exploring current challenges and opportunities, and showcasing the tangible benefits of X-ray automation, the paper encourages further exploration and adoption of innovative technologies contributing to a greener, more equitable, and sustainable healthcare system.