Emerging technologies with application in Health: development of an integrated platform for the evaluation of risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis and geolocation in Pandemic Covid- 19 by SARSCov- 2.

Abstract

Introduction So-called emerging technologies or convergent technologies are terms used to signal the emergence
and convergence of new technologies, respectively, with the potential to demonstrate the potential to
demonstrate the way disruptive technologies show great potential for implementation in Health and could
represent a valuable resource in controlling the Covid 19 pandemic.

Objective: Review the best published medical evidence on the use of emerging technologies in Health and
apply these experiences in developing an integrated platform for the assessment of diagnostic risk factors,
treatment, prognosis and geolocation of patients in the Covid 19 pandemic.

Material and methods: A systematic search was conducted on the PubMed, ProQuest, Embase, Redalyc, Ovid,
Medline, DynaMed and ClinicalKey, EMBASE, LILACS databases during the period 2019-2020 in the international,
regional and local context.

Results: The systematic review of articles provided a total of 62 records, of which 21 were eligible; of these, 8
were relevant for the purpose of this review.

Conclusions: The application of emerging technologies for the development of integrated platforms for purposes,
diagnostics, therapeutics, forecasts and geolocation under pandemic conditions by Covid 19, allows to
guarantee health care in isolation conditions and improve the integration of the substantive functions of Higher
Education in Health Sciences.