Framework dinámico para la transición hacia la salud digital: un enfoque de sistémica aumentada
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https://doi.org/10.26507/paper.4219Palabras clave:
salud digital, salud pública, sistémica aumentada, FrameworkResumen
Este artículo presenta la implementación de la metodología de sistémica aumentada, que combina pensamiento sistémico e inteligencia artificial (IA) para crear un framework dinámico orientado a la investigación en tecnologías digitales de salud. Este enfoque busca enfrentar los desafíos emergentes tras la pandemia, superando las limitaciones del modelo curativo tradicional y favoreciendo un modelo preventivo que optimice la calidad de vida y reduzca costos. Se enfatiza la inclusión de comunidades vulnerables en el diseño de soluciones, garantizando equidad y pertinencia tecnológica. El proyecto "Empoderamiento Saludable" demuestra cómo la modelización participativa y la IA generan aplicaciones digitales centradas en el usuario. La metodología fue validada a través de un hackatón universitario con resultados prometedores.
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