Forging a Personalised Path: 3D Printing’s Role in Healthcare Transformation

Awad, Atheer, Basit, Abdul W., Gaisford, Simon and Goyanes, Alvaro (2023) Forging a Personalised Path: 3D Printing’s Role in Healthcare Transformation. In: 3D Printing : Emerging Technologies and Functionality of Polymeric Excipients in Drug Product Development. AAPS Advances in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Series, 44 . Springer Nature, pp. 257-272. ISBN 978-3-031-46014-2
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The voyage towards revolutionising healthcare through digital technologies has launched, and its trajectory promises to reshape the contours of health and wellness for generations to come. The age of patient-centric medicine, enhanced accessibility and seamless healthcare experiences is upon us, propelled by the remarkable potential of 3D printing and its synergy with the digital realm. This chapter demonstrates that the future of healthcare is dynamic, personalised and readily available—an era where health is a shared aspiration and innovation is the driving force behind its realisation.
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Identification Number 10.1007/978-3-031-46015-9_10
Additional information © 2024 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG. This is the accepted manuscript version of a book chapter which has been published in final form at https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-46015-9_10
Keywords digitized medicinal production, pharmaceutical additive manufacturing, personalized medicines and bespoke medical devices, custom-made therapeutics and formulations, drug-loaded devices and systems, customised dosage forms and pharma-inks, digital healthcare 4.0, pharma 4.0 and industry x.0, cybermedicine and digitised drug delivery, on-demand drug manufacturing and precision medicine
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