The Impact of Modern Medical Technology on the Efficiency of Surgical, Dialysis, and Emergency Departments: An Analytical Survey Study

Ruqayah Ali Salah Al-Naqrat; Hunahum Shaeban Salih; Salimat Alsanusi Alhawsayn

doi:10.32213/bm9qg460

المؤلفون

Ruqayah Ali Salah Al-Naqrat Department of General Nursing, Higher Institute of Medical and Science Technology, Bani Walid, Libya المؤلف
Hunahum Shaeban Salih Department of General Nursing, Higher Institute of Medical and Science Technology, Bani Walid, Libya المؤلف
Salimat Alsanusi Alhawsayn Department of General Nursing, Higher Institute of Medical and Science Technology, Bani Walid, Libya المؤلف

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32213/bm9qg460

الكلمات المفتاحية:

Modern Medical Technology، Medical Department Efficiency، Surgery، Dialysis، Emergency، Medical Training، Robotic Surgery

الملخص

This study aims to evaluate the current use of modern medical technology in the departments of surgery, dialysis, and emergency care, through surveying the opinions of 51 healthcare professionals. An electronic questionnaire was used to collect data regarding the evaluation of technology levels, challenges, adequacy of training, and future needs.

The results showed a variation in the evaluation of technology across departments, with the dialysis department receiving the highest positive rating. The main shared challenges were insufficient training, technical malfunctions, and high costs. The majority of participants emphasized the importance of technology and the need for more, noting a clear deficiency in the adequacy of current training, particularly in the emergency and surgery departments.

Future needs focused on improving imaging technologies, artificial intelligence, more efficient dialysis machines, and robotic surgery. The study recommends investing in continuous training, addressing technical challenges, strategic planning for technology, and involving staff in the development process.