Emerging Technologies in Health Informatics: A Comprehensive Review and Future Directions
Abstract
The rapid evolution of health informatics is transforming healthcare delivery through cutting-edge
technologies. This paper provides a systematic review of emerging technologies in health informatics,
including artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, natural language processing (NLP), wearable devices,
and quantum computing. We analyze their applications, benefits, challenges, and future trends through
case studies, comparative analyses, and empirical data. Additionally, we propose a framework for
successful implementation and discuss ethical, regulatory, and interoperability considerations. Our
findings suggest that while these technologies offer revolutionary potential, their adoption requires
addressing technical, organizational, and policy barriers.
Keywords: Health informatics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, NLP, wearable devices, telemedicine,
quantum computing, interoperability, ethical AI
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