Medical Imaging

Abstract

This chapter reviews the contribution of digital technology used in medical imaging, health sector, m-health, military robotics, mobiquity, massively open online courses (MOOCs) and museums. Digital technology virtually tears down the walls of hospital structures and instigates new organizational procedures, reconfigures architectural designs and transforms care. On the side of the health professional, the recent successes of artificial intelligence are bringing to light a new category of liability regimes. These new liability regimes do not arise from the actions of the professionals themselves, but from potential damages arising by self-generated developments by the machine beyond its initial programming. The museum approach aims to understand how mediation is constructed in exhibition spaces, how the practices, behaviors and uses of visitors are changed by the digitization of heritage and how the museum institution deals with it. The aim is to build knowledge in relation to the thematic knowledge of the different routes.

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