# The Future of Healthcare with Industry 5.0: Preliminary Interview-Based Qualitative Analysis
## 4 Results and Discussion
### Technological Trends and Their Applicability in Health
(...) I think it could remove some of the human component from our intervention._ & _(E2) (...) inequality in access to these technologies in disadvantaged groups. This difference can further widen the gaps in care that exist in these groups, namely those with less financial power and/or less familiarity and access to the internet and mobile devices._ & _(E10) it is also possible that, if implementation is not optimal, it will increase disparities in healthcare between those who find it easier or more difficult to access and use them._ & _(E1) develop applications that allow the user to monitor their state of health, share it with their doctor in real-time, and if there are significant changes, be checked more quickly._ & _(E6) (...) facilitate information sharing, strengthen virtual support networks, and enable self-management of chronic conditions._ & _(E6) These innovations empower users, promoting a more active and informed approach to their health (people’s empowerment)._ & _(E9) Technology is advancing rapidly with the implementation of AI, which can facilitate information sharing and enable self-management of chronic conditions._ & _(E10) The integration of technologies can contribute to a true personalization of diagnosis and treatment, including social factors._ & _(E11) develop applications that allow the user to monitor their state of health, share it with their doctor in real-time, and if there are significant changes, be checked more quickly._ & _(E12) (...) facilitate information sharing, strengthen virtual support networks, and enable self-management of chronic conditions._ & _(E13) These innovations empower users, promoting a more active and informed approach to their health (people’s empowerment)._ & _(E14) develop applications that allow the user to monitor their state of health, share it with their doctor in real-time, and if there are significant changes, be checked more quickly._ & _(E15) (...) be a resource provider, and if there are significant changes, be checked more quickly._ & _(E16) (...) facilitate information sharing, strengthen virtual support networks, and enable self-management of chronic conditions._ & _(E17) The integration of technologies can contribute to a true personalization of diagnosis and treatment, including social factors._ & _(E18) (...) The integration of technologies can contribute to a true personalization of diagnosis and treatment, including social factors._ & _(E19) (...) The integration of technologies can contribute  
In analyzing the responses, several key conclusions emerge regarding the implementation of emerging technologies in healthcare. A subset of respondents emphasized the importance of patient-centered and gradual implementation, highlighting the need to tailor technology to the individual needs of patients and maintain their involvement in care decisions, as stated by [PERSON] and [PERSON] (2018). Another consensus exists around the need for multidisciplinary collaboration in clinical development, ensuring that new technologies are needs-driven and clinician-led, as highlighted by [PERSON] et al. (2018). Additionally, the necessity for adequate training and robust infrastructure is stressed, ensuring that healthcare professionals are equipped to integrate new technologies effectively, as also noted by [PERSON] et al. (2018) and [PERSON] and [PERSON] (2018). Lastly, there is an acknowledgment of the need for continuous feedback and improvement mechanisms, signifying a recognition that healthcare technology must evolve responsively to remain beneficial and relevant. Thus, the following findings emerged from the analysis of the interviewer's answers:  
* The importance of accurate records and quick access: There is a consensus on the need for precise and easily accessible digital records, as well as the use of telemedicine for remote consultations and monitoring (E1). This points to a trend of digitization and remote access as fundamental components in modernizing patient care.